A new guidebook highlights five exceptional places to stay in Norway, with a focus on unique and tranquil experiences away from urban life. One featured accommodation is the WonderInn Delta, situated just outside of Oslo, where nature seamlessly blends with modern architecture. This glass cabin allows guests to immerse themselves in the surrounding landscape of forests and waterways, providing a serene escape characterized by tranquility, scenic views, and a variety of wildlife including deer and eagles.

Located within the Nordre Øyeren nature reserve, the WonderInn Delta is not only visually striking but also strategically placed where two of Norway's longest rivers converge. The reflective facade of the cabin makes it almost blend into the breathtaking scenery, fostering a sense of peace and solitude for its visitors. Guests reach the cabin by hiking through lush forest paths, and once there, they can enjoy amenities like a cozy fireplace, an outdoor jacuzzi, and the soothing sounds of nature surrounding them.

The book aims to inspire readers to explore these 'cold' experiences in Norway, emphasizing the beauty of the countryside and the joy of disconnecting from daily routines. Such accommodations cater to travelers seeking both adventure and relaxation, highlighting Norway's potential as a destination for unique and memorable stays that allow deeper connections with nature.