Hotels
Radisson Blu Resort Trysil: the slope-side hotel for the whole family
Radisson Blu Resort Trysil sits at the foot of Trysilfjellet, with the lifts right outside the door and a pool the children will not want to leave. Here is what to know before you book.
In short
Radisson Blu Resort Trysil has ski-in, ski-out access at Trysilfjellet Turistsenter, four restaurants, an indoor pool with a climbing wall and its own bowling alley. Guests on Hotels.com rate it 8.8. It is one of the safest choices in Trysil for families who want everything in one place.
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By the fire after skiing
The lobby at Radisson Blu Resort Trysil, where the day ends by the fire.
It is four o'clock, and the lifts have just closed. The children still have powder in their helmets as they run through the lobby and down to the pool. The adults find a chair by the fire, and in an hour it is bowling before dinner.
At the foot of the mountain
Radisson Blu Resort Trysil lies at the foot of Trysilfjellet.
Location
The hotel stands at Trysilfjellet Turistsenter, a minute's walk from the slopes. You clip into your skis outside the door and ski straight back to the hotel at the end of the day. Trysil's village centre, Innbygda, is about two kilometres away.
The rooms
Radisson Blu Resort Trysil opened in 2008 and has around 210 rooms. It is a large hotel, but the rooms are practical for families, and there is ski storage in the building.
Pool, spa and activities
The indoor pool has a climbing wall and a hot tub, and the youngest have their own children's pool. Alpine SPA Relax offers massages and treatments for the adults. The hotel also has an eight-lane bowling alley and a games room, so rainy days and long evenings are easy to get through.
Food and drink
The hotel has four restaurants and three bars, including a sports bar. There is a children's menu in the restaurants, and you never need to leave the hotel to eat well.
Who is the hotel for?
The hotel suits families who want the slopes and the pool under one roof. If you want somewhere quieter and more grown-up, the sister hotel further up the mountain is a better choice.
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Alternative in Trysil
Radisson Blu Mountain Resort & Residences
The sister hotel sits higher up Trysilfjellet, with views over the slopes and pools both indoors and outdoors. It has a calmer feel, guests rate it 8.8, and it suits couples and groups of friends well. Read more about the resort in our guide to skiing in Trysil.
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Before you book
Book early for the February half-term and Easter. That is when the hotel fills up first.
Buy lift passes in advance. You skip the queue on the first morning.
Check what is included. Breakfast and access to the pool and spa can vary with the room package.
Radisson Blu Resort Trysil: frequently asked questions
Does Radisson Blu Resort Trysil have ski-in, ski-out?
Yes. The slopes are a minute from the door.
Does Radisson Blu Resort Trysil have a pool?
Yes. The hotel has an indoor pool with a climbing wall and a hot tub, plus a separate children's pool.
Is Radisson Blu Resort Trysil good for families?
Yes. With a pool and a bowling alley under one roof, it is one of the most family-friendly hotels in Trysil.
What is the difference between Radisson Blu Resort and Mountain Resort in Trysil?
The Resort sits at the foot of the mountain and is best for families. Mountain Resort & Residences is higher up, with indoor and outdoor pools and a calmer feel.