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Haugen is the last resort on our list, and it’s there with a caveat. We couldn’t confirm it’s open in 2026; its own site showed us nothing but navigation.
What Visit Svalbard lists is simple: nine identical 15 m² rooms with a king bed and a sofa, a shared kitchen, and the airport bus about 50 m away. It’s next door to Funken Lodge.
Nothing about breakfast, check-in or bathrooms. Phone before you count on it.
Book it if
- Everything else is full
- You want a simple room and a kitchen to share
Look elsewhere if
- You want breakfast
- You want a confirmed booking without phoning
Your night before, from here
From check-in to the gangway, using only what Haugen Pensjonat publishes and our own map estimates.
Nothing to eat on site that we found listed, so plan dinner in town.
No ride to the ship is listed. Bykaia is about 2.1 km in a straight line; use your line’s transfer or a taxi ordered ahead.
Not mentioned on the pages we read.
Bykaia is about 2.1 km away in a straight line. Use your line’s transfer, or order a taxi the night before.
No parking is mentioned. Guests fly in.
Night-Before Score: 30 of 100
Every point comes from the hotel’s own pages or its brand’s; the hub explains how the Night-Before Score works.
Getting here, and on to the ship
By our map estimate Haugen Pensjonat is about 5.2 km from Svalbard Airport in a straight line, and about 2.1 km from Bykaia. Every question mark below is a ride you book yourself.
No shuttle of its own; Visit Svalbard puts the airport bus stop about 50 m away.
No ride to the ship is listed. Bykaia is about 2.1 km in a straight line; use your line’s transfer or a taxi ordered ahead.
From LYR without a hotel shuttle
The Flybuss leaves 30 to 40 minutes after each scheduled landing and stops at the hotels in town: NOK 125 for adults from 1 August 2026, per Svalbard Buss og Taxi. Taxis come from Svalbard Buss og Taxi and Longyearbyen Taxi; neither publishes a fare. The airport page has the fares.
No parking is mentioned. Guests fly in.
Parking for your stay: Not mentioned.
No ride to the ship is listed. Bykaia is about 2.1 km in a straight line; use your line’s transfer or a taxi ordered ahead.
Flying in the morning you sail? You can skip the hotel entirely; the airport page has the landing check.
Which quay
BykaiaMeasured to Bykaia, Port Longyear’s main quay, Haugen Pensjonat is about 2.1 km in a straight line, and about 800 m from the town centre. No turnaround quay is published: smaller ships use other piers or anchor and tender, and Quark warns you may board by Zodiac. Your line’s documents name the place; the Longyearbyen cruise guide has the rest.
Source: portlongyear.noDistance
~2.1 km, straight lineAbout 2.1 km from Bykaia between our map pins, roughly 34 minutes on foot at an easy pace. That’s our estimate, not the hotel’s.
Airport bus
Flybuss 50 mThe airport shuttle stops about 50 m away, per Visit Svalbard.
Source: haugenpensjonat.noParking while you sail
Cruise parking
Cruise parking unconfirmedNo parking is mentioned. Guests fly in.
In town
No cruise parking publishedParking isn’t the question in Longyearbyen. Almost everyone sailing from here flies in, on a scheduled flight or the line’s own flight, and Port Longyear publishes no car park for cruise guests. None of our ten hotels mentions parking on the pages we read.
The evening and the morning
The evening
Not statedNo restaurant is listed; there’s a shared kitchen.
Breakfast
Depends on the rateNot mentioned on the pages we read.
Address
Vei 212, above the centreVei 212-05, 9171 Longyearbyen
Hotel website
The fine print, in one place
Times, fees, rooms and the small stuff, as Haugen Pensjonat publishes it. We couldn’t confirm whether it’s open in 2026, breakfast, check-in and check-out times, bathrooms, so ask when you book.
Check-in and check-out
Breakfast
Not mentioned on the pages we read.
Parking for your stay
Not mentioned
Pool
No pool mentioned on the pages we read
Pets
Not stated on the pages we read.
Rooms
Nine identical 15 m² rooms, each with a king bed and a sofa, renovated in 2010, per Visit Svalbard.
Accessibility
Haugen Pensjonat’s pages we read don’t detail accessible rooms, so ask before you book one.
On site
- GymNot stated
- Sauna or spaNot stated
- Family roomsNot stated
- Pets allowedNot stated
Also worth knowing
- Next door to Funken Lodge on Vei 212
- Shared kitchen
- About ten minutes on foot from the centre, per Visit Svalbard
- We couldn’t confirm it’s open in 2026
Before you book
Worth knowing
- Open status in 2026 not confirmed.
- The airport bus stops about 50 m away.
What we couldn’t confirm
- Whether it’s open in 2026
- Breakfast
- Check-in and check-out times
- Bathrooms
Every hotel fact here comes from Visit Svalbard’s listing (the guesthouse’s own site showed only its navigation), read October 2026, unless we name another source. Distances are straight lines between our own map pins.
Worth a look alongside it
Before you book Haugen Pensjonat: the Longyearbyen cruise guide and Longyearbyen as a port of call.
A simple room by Funken, if it’s open.
Tell us your sail date and we’ll check Haugen Pensjonat for the night before. No payment on the form.
Haugen Pensjonat FAQ
Is Haugen Pensjonat open in 2026?
We couldn’t confirm it. Visit Svalbard still lists it, but its own site showed nothing beyond its navigation. Phone before you book.
Where is Haugen Pensjonat in Longyearbyen?
At Vei 212-05, next door to Funken Lodge, about ten minutes on foot from the centre, per Visit Svalbard.
Booking the cruise too?
Tell us the sailing and we’ll line up Haugen Pensjonat, the ride to the ship and the cruise itself. No fee, no obligation.
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