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Mary-Ann's Polarrigg — Hotel in Spitsbergen

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Mary-Ann's Polarrigg
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Rustic rooms & suites, plus stylish apartments, in a woodsy hotel with a restaurant & a TV lounge.
Nearby attractions
Svalbard Museum
University Centre in Svalbard (UNIS), Vei 231 - 1, Forskningsparken SJ, Longyearbyen 9170, Svalbard & Jan Mayen
Svalbard Kirke
Postboks 533 Longyearbyen, 9171, Svalbard & Jan Mayen
North Pole Expedition Museum
Longyearbyen 9170, Svalbard & Jan Mayen
Nearby restaurants
Mary-Ann’s Vinterhagen Restaurant & Peisen Bar
SJ, Longyearbyen 9170, Svalbard & Jan Mayen
NUGA Sushi & Noodles
HOTEL 9170, THE VAULT SJ, Longyearbyen 9170, Svalbard & Jan Mayen
Saenphet Thai
SJ, Vei 225 1, Longyearbyen 9170, Svalbard & Jan Mayen
Restaurant Kroa (Steakers Svalbard AS)
6J8P+R9W, postboks 150, N-9171 Norway, Hilmar Rekstens vei, Longyearbyen, Svalbard & Jan Mayen
Nearby hotels
Radisson Blu Polar Hotel, Spitsbergen
Vei 229-3, 9171, Svalbard & Jan Mayen
Svalbard Hotell | The Vault
Vei 507.1 Longyearbyen SJ, 9170, Svalbard & Jan Mayen
Basecamp Hotel
6J8P+R9W, SJ, Hilmar Rekstens vei, Longyearbyen 9170, Svalbard & Jan Mayen
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Mary-Ann's Polarrigg

Postboks 17 Longyearbyen SJ, 9170, Svalbard & Jan Mayen
4.0(315)
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Rustic rooms & suites, plus stylish apartments, in a woodsy hotel with a restaurant & a TV lounge.

attractions: Svalbard Museum, Svalbard Kirke, North Pole Expedition Museum, restaurants: Mary-Ann’s Vinterhagen Restaurant & Peisen Bar, NUGA Sushi & Noodles, Saenphet Thai, Restaurant Kroa (Steakers Svalbard AS)
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Phone
+47 94 00 77 80
Website
polarriggen.com

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Nearby attractions of Mary-Ann's Polarrigg

Svalbard Museum

Svalbard Kirke

North Pole Expedition Museum

Svalbard Museum

Svalbard Museum

4.6

(831)

Open 24 hours
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Svalbard Kirke

Svalbard Kirke

4.6

(291)

Open until 12:00 AM
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North Pole Expedition Museum

North Pole Expedition Museum

4.4

(228)

Open 24 hours
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Nearby restaurants of Mary-Ann's Polarrigg

Mary-Ann’s Vinterhagen Restaurant & Peisen Bar

NUGA Sushi & Noodles

Saenphet Thai

Restaurant Kroa (Steakers Svalbard AS)

Mary-Ann’s Vinterhagen Restaurant & Peisen Bar

Mary-Ann’s Vinterhagen Restaurant & Peisen Bar

4.7

(225)

$$$

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NUGA Sushi & Noodles

NUGA Sushi & Noodles

4.6

(120)

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Saenphet Thai

Saenphet Thai

4.8

(87)

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Restaurant Kroa (Steakers Svalbard AS)

Restaurant Kroa (Steakers Svalbard AS)

4.5

(572)

$$

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Reviews of Mary-Ann's Polarrigg

4.0
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5.0
3y

I had the luck to stay at Mary-Ann's Polarigg for 5 weeks in January/February 2022. What an amazing and eclectic place!

The place is filled with memorabilia and photos of yesteryear and the character. The common spaces are filled with comfortable places to sit and enjoy the ever available coffee and company of other guests. There are books for you to borrow and chess games out for a friendly games.

The breakfast is OUTSTANDING and if you are extra lucky, there will be some oatmeal raisin type of cookies that will rock your world. You will not go hungry there... There is fruit, cereal, bread, bacon, eggs, and vegetarian options. A great start to a great day for sure.

I originally only booked two weeks but fell in love with Longyearbyen. I asked to extend my stay and Bojana worked with me to make sure it could happen. I then changed my plans to stay even longer. Each request was met with a "Can - do" attitude - even though busy season was approaching. EVERY member of the front desk was the absolute best! No matter what I asked - to book a tour, to get a bottle of wine (OK, several), how to get to a certain location, etc.. was met with a genuine smile and professionalism.

The restaurant (Vinterhagen) is most tasty. Do try to Beet Salad (if it is still on the menu) and the smoked reindeer. You will not be disappointed! The service is excellent.

And the location - so close to everything. A quick walk to the main strip! You will not be disappointed here - the rooms are small but immaculately clean and cozy, the staff amazing, and the breakfast outstanding. You will not be disappointed if you stay here - and if you are lucky, you will make some amazing friends...

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5.0
4y

This place is on itself one of my favourite bits of Longyearbyen. Super nice, helpful, knowledgeable and patient staff, the place itself is gorgeous and the rooms are cabin-like. Not huge, but plenty enough for having your clothes drying and sort yourself out. The common area is absolutely beautiful, with a lot of old artifacts and pictures, and a quiet but social atmosphere to chat with other travellers and staff alike ( sometimes even some very great huskies ), cook if you want, or just listen to some jazz with a cup of warm coffee in a comfy sofa. Bathrooms have great showers and are incredibly spacious, ( which I don't personally need but I'm sure someone would find that useful ). There is a boat where you can go to get a bit of a vantage point to see auroras behind the mountains. It's also situated near a small river that you can cross through a bridge to get to the shops/city, specially close to a great sports gear shop and fruene,a really nice coffee/food place. Also contains a very good restaurant that offers a nice sample of local food in a lovely location with ample windows and lots of plants, where you also have a lot of artifacts from the mines and get a great breakfast every morning. Probably gonna miss the place and the people there about the same as the...

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4.0
1y

It’s not my first stay at Mary Anns, and won’t be my last. It’s one of my reasons for returning to Svalbard! ||The staff always give such a warm welcome. I was in a foul mood following a luggage loss and they were so helpful and offered me spares of some items. |The rooms are basic, but have more than everything that you need, controllable heating, a desk, wardrobe, mirror, even black out blinds. The bed is probably the most comfortable bed I’ve ever stayed in! |The shared bathroom are immaculately cleaned (cleaned 3 times daily) and have piping hot, good pressure showers. ||The décor is amazing as always, from stuffed polar bears and foxes, to old mining maps. The exterior has been furnished with 100 christmas trees imported on pallets. ||The common lounge is also amazing, comfortable, with a full (immaculate) kitchen, TV, fireplace, wifi, tea and coffee. It’s pure bliss. |The breakfast is also just incredible. Freshly cooked, and well presented it has a huge range of meats, berries, cereals etc. The breakfast makes a stay here incredible value. ||100% recommend and WILL be...

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Mary-Ann's Polarrigg Svalbard is basically a complex of several old wooden mining huts that have been converted into a hotel. Thanks to this, this polar hotel has a quite unique character and unique atmosphere. In the corridors you will find plenty of decorations and props that remind you of the history of this place. On the wall you will find heads of polar bears and maps, as well as mining tools, such as an old oxygen generator. For this reason, when walking through the hotel corridors, you may feel as if you are entering a museum. We will feel like we have traveled back in time here. This is true magic at the end of the world. The reception at the Polarrigg Hotel is open 24 hours a day, 7 days a week, so we can check in there even in the middle of the night if our flight is delayed. This is the best place in Longyearbyen to feel like you are in the real Arctic! This is a beautiful Nordic resort founded in former miners' quarters, enriched with a restaurant, bar, spa, sauna, jacuzzi and guest kitchen.
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Full of charm and character, great accommodation option for adventurers We were saying here, as a university group, for 2 nights and wish we could have stayed more, but due to the high season we had to switch to the less personal and cosy, Radisson Blu. The lodges are converted miners' accommodation, giving such character to the place and an 'authentic' stay in this traditional mining town. The rooms are small, but as I have said they are converted from the miners' accommodation, so this is not really a negative, just a comment. They are very clean, beds are comfortable, towels are provided and the bathrooms are warm too. The common area is very warmly decorated and adds to the feeling of just coming in for a day's works underground. The breakfast/bar area is the best in the whole place. Panoramic views of the mountains and the deep valley. The breakfast was excellent, a lot of variety, hot and cold. Porridge, eggs, fruit, juice, cold cuts, cheese for the more continentally inclined.
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Full of charm and character, great accommodation option for adventurers We were saying here, as a university group, for 2 nights and wish we could have stayed more, but due to the high season we had to switch to the less personal and cosy, Radisson Blu. The lodges are converted miners' accommodation, giving such character to the place and an 'authentic' stay in this traditional mining town. The rooms are small, but as I have said they are converted from the miners' accommodation, so this is not really a negative, just a comment. They are very clean, beds are comfortable, towels are provided and the bathrooms are warm too. The common area is very warmly decorated and adds to the feeling of just coming in for a day's works underground. The breakfast/bar area is the best in the whole place. Panoramic views of the mountains and the deep valley. The breakfast was excellent, a lot of variety, hot and cold. Porridge, eggs, fruit, juice, cold cuts, cheese for the more continentally inclined.
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