The bathing area is a tranquil and refreshing spa built into the land by the river, invisible from the farmyard, but still only a few short steps away.
It is a welcome bliss to relax here after a skiing trip or a walk – or perhaps after a long journey.
The spa area itself is in dark concrete, but the small rooms are painted in beautiful colours to conjure up the impression of being in a cave. The facade is a 15 metre-long glass sheet facing the flowing river as it winds its way up under Juvet. It is as though the river is graciously greeting us here while en route towards the fjord 15 kilometres below.

Juvet Landscape Hotel – a synthesis of raw Norwegian nature, cultural history and modern architecture.
The first landscape hotel in Europe is situated in the farmstead of Burtigarden farm at Alstad in Valldal, on a steep, natural levee amongst birch, aspen, pine and age-old boulders.
The hotel consists of nine detached rooms that are sited separately, each with a unique perspective on the rugged landscape. In addition, there is the opportunity to stay in the old buildings on the farm – the mill house, the barn and the authentically restored farmhouse – while meals are served communally in the old barn.