Arctic Boutique Hotel Northcape

For over 100 years, Arctic Boutique Hotel Northcape, by the old name HAVLY, has been a safe haven for visitors and fishermen to Honningsvåg.

This hotel roots and traditions dating back to the old sailors' home founded in 1928. In 1944 hotel was ruined by the II w.w. and rebuild in 1952. Arctic Boutique Hotel Northcape (Havly) is a different and exciting hotel, having been originally a shelter created by the Lutherans who welcomed the passing fishermen and visitors in town, offering them food and shelter as well as access to education and religious ceremonies in the chapel - now known as a Havly restaurant.

Arctic Boutique Hotel Northcape has a fantastically good and central location in the city center, in a main street Storgata, within local shops, grocery shops, restaurants, bus station to Nordkapp, and cultural offerings. Hurtigruten Terminal is only 984 feet away and the nearest airport ,Valan, is 2.3 mi away.

Hotel has been renovated in 2018. standard class rooms upgraded in 2024, with new beds, TV and kettles. Superior and family rooms are total renovated in 2024. All rooms has private bathrooms, desk with a good lighting and quality beds. All rooms have free wifi/wireless internet with easy connection and breakfast included in the price of accommodations.

Hotel does not have elevator.

The Havly restaurant is open everyday from 15:00 til 22:00. Kitchen is open from 15:00 til 21:00. Friday - Saturday bar is open til 24:00. Havly restaurant offers a la carte menu (European cuisine) and sushi menu. For the tourists groups we can offer accommodations + 3 course dinner or lunch. If there is an interest for full Nordkapp experience, Havly restaurant offering fresh king crab, reindeer and claudberry dessert by preorder. This menu is available only from 10 people.

A la carte restaurant is temporary closed.

Please note that when booking 6 rooms or more, different policies and additional supplements may apply.Guests under the age of 18 can only check in with a parent or official guardian.