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Det Hanseatiske is the night you’ll remember. The 37 rooms are inside Finnegården, one of the old Hanseatic trading houses on Bryggen, with two restaurants in the building.
It scores low because almost nothing it publishes is about getting to a ship: no parking, and no breakfast terms we could confirm. Skolten is about 800 m along the wharf.
Book it for the setting, and check breakfast and the holiday closures first.
Book it if
- You want to sleep inside Bryggen
- Character beats convenience on this trip
Look elsewhere if
- You’re driving
- You’re sailing over Christmas or Easter; it closes
Your night before, from here
From check-in to the gangway, using only what Det Hanseatiske publishes and our own map estimates.
FG Restaurant & Bar and Casa del Toro in the same old trading house, per Visit Bergen.
No ride to the ship is listed. Skolten is about 800 m in a straight line along Bryggen.
A buffet breakfast is offered; we couldn’t confirm on the hotel’s own site whether it’s in the rate.
Skolten is about 800 m away in a straight line, roughly 13 minutes on foot by our estimate. Your boarding documents set the check-in time, not the hotel.
Visit Bergen lists no hotel parking, just a public garage within walking distance.
Night-Before Score: 28 of 100
Every point comes from the hotel’s own pages or its brand’s; the hub explains how the Night-Before Score works.
Getting here, and on to the ship
By our map estimate Det Hanseatiske is about 12.9 km from Flesland in a straight line, and about 800 m from Skolten. Every question mark below is a ride you book yourself.
Visit Bergen says the airport bus is within walking distance, without a distance.
No ride to the ship is listed. Skolten is about 800 m in a straight line along Bryggen.
From BGO without a hotel shuttle
Flybussen leaves stop A3 outside the terminal for the city centre, and Bybanen line 1 runs from the lower floor to Byparken for NOK 51, per Visit Bergen. A Bergen Taxi fixed fare to the centre is NOK 580 to 890. The airport page has the fares.
Visit Bergen lists no hotel parking, just a public garage within walking distance.
Parking for your stay: No on-site parking; a garage within walking distance, per Visit Bergen.
No ride to the ship is listed. Skolten is about 800 m in a straight line along Bryggen.
Flying in the morning you sail? You can skip the hotel entirely; the airport page has the landing check.
Which quay
SkoltenMeasured to Skolten, where Bergen Havn’s ocean-cruise turnarounds happen, Det Hanseatiske is about 800 m in a straight line. For a Hurtigruten coastal voyage you want the Jektevik Terminal instead, about 750 m away. Your documents name the quay; the Bergen cruise guide has the rest.
Source: bergenhavn.noDistance
~800 m, straight lineAbout 800 m from Skolten between our map pins, roughly 13 minutes on foot at an easy pace. That’s our estimate, not the hotel’s.
Airport bus
Not statedThe hotel doesn’t say where the airport bus stops.
Source: dethanseatiskehotel.noParking while you sail
Cruise parking
Cruise parking unconfirmedVisit Bergen lists no hotel parking, just a public garage within walking distance.
In town
KlosterGarasjen, up to NOK 280 a dayThere’s no cruise car park at Skolten or Jekteviken that we could find. KlosterGarasjen, on Vestre Murallmenning, is the garage Visit Bergen puts closest to the coastal-voyage terminal: NOK 26 to 52 an hour, capped at NOK 280 a day, with 3-, 7-, 14- and 30-day passes. Scandic quotes the same garage at NOK 300 per 24 hours, so check the sign.
The evening and the morning
The evening
Food or bar on siteFG Restaurant & Bar and Casa del Toro in the same old trading house, per Visit Bergen.
Breakfast
Depends on the rateA buffet breakfast is offered; we couldn’t confirm on the hotel’s own site whether it’s in the rate.
Address
Finnegården, inside BryggenFinnegaardsgaten 2 A, 5003 Bergen
Hotel website
The fine print, in one place
Times, fees, rooms and the small stuff, as Det Hanseatiske publishes it. We couldn’t confirm whether breakfast is included, check-in and check-out times on the hotel’s own site, so ask when you book.
Check-in and check-out
Breakfast
A buffet breakfast is offered; we couldn’t confirm on the hotel’s own site whether it’s in the rate.
Parking for your stay
No on-site parking; a garage within walking distance, per Visit Bergen
Pool
No pool mentioned on the pages we read
Pets
Not stated.
Food and drink on site
- FG Restaurant & Bar
- Casa del Toro
- Lobby bar
Rooms
37 rooms inside Finnegården, a Hanseatic trading house on Bryggen, the UNESCO World Heritage wharf.
Accessibility
Det Hanseatiske’s pages we read don’t detail accessible rooms, so ask before you book one.
On site
- GymNot stated
- Sauna or spaNot stated
- Family roomsNot stated
- Pets allowedNot stated
Also worth knowing
- Closed over the Christmas and Easter holidays, per Visit Bergen
- Check-in and check-out times are from Booking.com, not the hotel
Before you book
Worth knowing
- Closed over the Christmas and Easter holidays.
- No parking; a garage is within walking distance.
What we couldn’t confirm
- Whether breakfast is included
- Check-in and check-out times on the hotel’s own site
Every hotel fact here comes from Visit Bergen’s listing (the hotel’s own site blocked our reader), read October 2026, unless we name another source. Distances are straight lines between our own map pins.
Worth a look alongside it
Before you book Det Hanseatiske: the Bergen cruise guide and Bergen as a port of call.
Sleep inside Bryggen, walk the wharf to Skolten.
Tell us your sail date and we’ll check Det Hanseatiske for the night before. No payment on the form.
Det Hanseatiske FAQ
Is Det Hanseatiske Hotel on Bryggen?
Yes, inside Finnegården, a Hanseatic trading house on the Bryggen wharf, per Visit Bergen.
Does Det Hanseatiske have parking?
No on-site parking; Visit Bergen says there’s a garage within walking distance.
Is Det Hanseatiske open at Christmas?
Visit Bergen says it closes over the Christmas and Easter holidays.
Booking the cruise too?
Tell us the sailing and we’ll line up Det Hanseatiske, the ride to the ship and the cruise itself. No fee, no obligation.
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