Fans of Succession who dream of a Scandi getaway are in for a serious treat.
Last night’s episode brought us an epic stand-off between Alexander’s Skarsgard’s Lukas Mattson and Jeremy Strong’s Kendall and Kieran Culkin’s Roman Roy.
And many of us fell in love with the backdrop of this face off, Norway’s Valldal Valley, up in the mountains – a private location only accessible by gondola, via the Juvet Landscape Hotel.
Obviously, every fan has Googled the hotel overnight, and it turns out you can stay there for £500 a night. Get saving for your Scandi/Succession dream getaway.
Located near UNESCO word heritage site Fjord Geiranger on the northwest coast of Norway, the hotel was also used in 2014 sci-fi thriller Ex Machina, and is described on its website as a “once-in-a-lifetime escape” and “an architectural gem”.
In fact, the beautiful hotel and its grounds was exactly what the Succession team had in mind when preparing for last night’s big scene. “When we saw images of the remarkable architecture and setting of Juvet we got really excited,” Succession producer Scott Ferguson told Variety in an interview.
“Norway is a glorious, natural setting. It immediately seemed like a perfect place for a family gathering in the series. We studied different countries, but we realised Norway just has this exceptional landscape — like nowhere else in the world.”
With its floor-to-ceiling windows, gorgeous minimalist interior design and views out into open nature, we can see Hollywood TV shows and holidaymakers alike would flock to the hotel.
Those who are planning a trip can partake in water activities, skiing, hiking and fjord sightseeing, as well as relax in the hotel’s onsite steam sauna, silent room and hot tub.
According to the Juvet Landscape Hotel’s website, guests should “open your soul and connect to nature. Feel time and space on your terms.” Sign us up immediately.