Refsnes Gods has formed the setting for grand celebrations for 250 years. Food and wine has always been a major focus and many guests are impressed by our product. Our impressive wine cellar holds thousands of hand-selected wines from all over the world for you to choose from while you dine. Whether you are looking for a romantic setting for your big day or an idyllic setting for your party.
Restaurant Munch is idyllically situated on the first floor of the old main building. A classic restaurant in faint colors adorned with eight original works by Edvard Munch. Our manicured garden manifests itself outside large windows. And from the built-in glass porch you can enjoy the sunset over the Oslo Fjord.
The Bar serves delicious snacks. Feel free to take it out into Godset's garden where you can enjoy both the view of the fjord and hear the chirping of birds.
The original idea came in 1840 from Anna, the 7th Duchess of Bedford. Come and experience the feeling of a traditional and stately atmosphere. We serve delicious finger sandwiches, freshly baked scones, homemade jams, clotted cream, sweet delicacies and cakes that are served on floor plates along with your choice of tea. Other drinks can be ordered at the table.
On some selected Fridays at 7.30 pm we meet in our unique wine cellar. Here there are vaulted ceilings from the 18th century and thick stone walls filled with 1000s of wine bottles. This is one of Norway's most beautiful and probably the wine cellar with the longest history.
Whether you are arranging an intimate private celebration or a grand company party, Refsnes Gods has the perfect venue for your particular event. With hospitality and professionalism at all levels, Refsnes Gods has contributed to the good memories for 250 years. We a large number of successful companies behind us.
Atmosphere and experiences. That's what weddings at Refsnes Gods are all about. Since the 1760s, social life has flourished west of Jeløy, by the Oslo Fjord. The house was built for sociability, and it all started with David Chrystie and his beautiful wife Sophie in 1767. Many are those who have benefited from the great hospitality for 250 years.
