



The Pavilion
Where time stands still
The Pavilion – a venue for parties and meetings in Eggedal
The pavilion was completed in 2025 and has already become one of the most popular meeting places in the village. Here we host everything from pizza nights in our wood-fired oven to small pop-up bakeries and theme nights, and many people have also rented the house for private celebrations and corporate gatherings.
Although the building is new, it carries history with it:
The hotel's owner, Elisabeth, loves historic buildings and has long dreamed of having her own pavilion in the old style. With the help of Sans Design and skilled carpenters at Bøle Bygg, the dream came true. Bricks from Gunnerud farm in Båsheim and old windows from Borgerstua's second floor formed the basis for the facade and interior.
The furniture comes from a bygone era, each piece with its own story – imagine if it could talk...
Time really stands still here.
a house for small and big moments

Pizza Nights
Our wood-fired oven brings people together around warmth, smells and great flavours. Pizza nights in the pavilion have become a regular highlight – an informal meeting place where conversation flows and new memories are made.

Pop-up Bakery and Fresh Pastries
When we open the pop-up bakery, the pavilion is filled with the aroma of fresh pastries and local produce. A little taste of the countryside – served in a space that makes people happy.

Private Celebrations
The Pavilion has become a natural choice for intimate celebrations and smaller parties. A personal space with room for around 35 guests – and so far we have only received one type of feedback: that people really enjoy themselves here!

Gatherings and Meetings
For companies that want peace, focus and a different place to meet, the pavilion works well. If you hold your meeting with us, you can have lunch and dinner in the pavilion, just for your group. Read more about meetings and seminars.
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Historic Details and Thoughtful Reuse
Although the pavilion is new, it carries history with it. The windows come from the second floor of Borgerstua, and the bricks from Gunnerud farm in Båsheim. A room built on tradition and craftsmanship.

Quiet Moments in Everyday Life
Sometimes it's the quiet moments that matter the most. A cup of coffee, a book, the view of the village. The pavilion is both a good place to work – and a nice room to test new dishes in. There's also a patio. :)
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