Kirkebyfjellet in Meråker, Norway, hosts day meetings, conferences with overnight stays, weddings and private parties in a mountain setting with its own bistro and cabins. Four meeting rooms are available, and the outdoor amphitheater seats up to 120 guests for a ceremony. The address is Bjørnsmyrveien 45, 7530 Meråker.
Seminars and company events
The conference side of the house offers three formats: day meetings, conferences with overnight stays, and a tailored stay called Konferansetoget, the conference train. The site describes good meeting facilities, a large outdoor area and quiet surroundings for breaks.
Every meeting room has a projector, a sound system, a flip chart and stationery. A webcam is available for meetings over Teams or Skype. Fruit, ice water, quality tea from Gravraak Teatelièr and craft coffee from Langøra Kaffebrenneri or Jacobsen & Svart are served throughout the day.
Two day packages are offered. The first covers a full-day meeting room with catering, a two-course seated lunch in the restaurant made with seasonal Norwegian ingredients, and coffee or tea with dessert. The second covers the same room and catering with a packed lunch, served in the meeting room or in the common areas.
Weddings and receptions
Kirkebyfjellet markets itself for weddings, and the offer is tailored with the couple. The ceremony can be held indoors or outdoors. Outdoors there is an amphitheater for up to 120 guests, with the alpine slope, forest and mountains as the backdrop. Stands are built into the farmyard with a view of the Meråkerfjella mountains, and a stage can be arranged on request. The house also lists confirmations, parties, Christmas dinners and catering among its services.
Rooms and capacities
Fjellheim and Moltrom are on the ground floor of the new Fjellbistro. They can be used separately or opened into one large room, and both give onto a veranda with a view of the village. Syltainna is on the second floor of Gammelstua, the old house, with daylight, cabin-style interiors and a veranda. Kluken is the smallest room, next to reception and the breakfast room. The site does not state seated or theater capacities for the rooms.
Accommodation
Guests can stay in cabins on the farmyard, called Hyttene på tunet. The alpine slope, cross-country tracks and hiking routes start outside the cabin door. The site does not state the number of cabins or beds, so ask for the figure that matches your group. A separate offer, Renå Gård, covers a historic farm in Meråker, and cabins can be booked through Kirkebyfjellet for wedding guests.
Catering
Meals are prepared on site. Fjellbistroen serves wood-fired sourdough pizza every Friday, runs an alpine café on Saturdays in the ski season, and offers three-course evenings on selected Saturdays. For events, the house lists menus, catering and take-away, Christmas dinner formats and a lunch served in the restaurant.
History and setting
The property sits in the Meråker mountains, in the Trøndelag region. The site has a page on local history and links the venue to Renå Gård, an older farm in the municipality. The setting is mountain terrain with skiing in winter and walking routes in the other seasons.
Getting there
The address is Bjørnsmyrveien 45, 7530 Meråker. Bookings go through booking@kirkebyfjellet.no or 954 51 245. The Konferansetoget offer indicates a group stay arranged around the train, but the site does not detail routes, so confirm transfers when you inquire.
