By 1919 Fefor had grown to 79 room and 120 beds, and was then taken over by John Walter and his wife Caroline from Bergen, along with their son John Walter jr. and his wife Aggi. In 1923, the younger generation took over, and in 1927 John became the director of the Hotel Norge in Bergen. They then sold Fefor to his brother Christian Fredrik, who, together with his wife, developed Fefor into one of Norway’s leading mountain hotels. |
I 1982 Fefor was sold to Gunnar Horten from Fåvang in Gudbrandsdalen, and was renovated with an eye towards modern tourism. Modern cabins were added, along with new seminar and conference facilities to the hotel. Today Fefor is a leading example of how long traditions and a unique historic atmosphere and can be carefully preserved and carried forward in a modern mountain hotel. |
In celebration Fefor’s 100th anniversary as a winter sports destination, a special commemorative book was published that chronicles the remarkable history of Fefør. This book can be purchased in the hotel reception. |