Strawberry Hotels Summer Pass: Ten Nights in Scandinavia for €694, Five Nights at €434 (Including Breakfast)

The Nordic Choice Strawberry hotel group has a very special deal for this summer: At a fixed price of NOK 5,000 (~€427) for 5 nights or NOK 8,000 (~€684) for 10 nights, you can buy the hotel chain’s Summer Pass. The nights can then be redeemed between June 19, and August 25, 2025, at 84 hotels in Norway, Sweden, Denmark, Finland and Vilnius, Lithuania.

By buying the 10-night pass, you’d be paying €71 per night for a double room for two people, and breakfast is usually included. You can even stay at Clarion Collection Hotels, where you get a small dinner as well.

The best price is available on the Norwegian website. When going to the international site, the passes are more expensive.

The nights do not need to be consecutive. A weekend in Oslo, a night in Copenhagen and two more nights in Malmö split over the entire travel period of the deal, are possible with this offer.

The list of participating hotels includes Quality, Comfort, Clarion, ps:hotel, and GLO hotels. The hotels are mostly mid-tier hotels, which tend to cost between €70 and €150. The Clarion Collection hotels, however, are on a higher level. You can also stay in hotels not included in the pass. In that case, €100/NOK 1,000 (Five Day Pass) or €80/NOK 800 (Ten Day Pass) will be taken off your bill.

Search & Book

1. Buy your hotel pass on the landing page.
2. You will receive the hotel pass by email.
3. You have to book your rooms via this page for the five night pass and this page for the ten night pass.
4. At check-in, you’ll have to show your pass, and its unique code.

Every hotel has a limited number of rooms for pass owners. You can check availabilities on the corresponding booking site. If the NOK 800 (~€68) or NOK 1,000 (~€85) rate is still available, you can use your pass on that date.

While the difference wasn’t that big in previous years, a whopping 25 hotels are only available to holders of the Five Day Pass. You can see all eligible hotels (and included meal options) on this map:

• Hotels accepting only Five Night Pass holders are marked violet.
• Hotels accepting all pass holders are marked blue.
• Hotels marked with 🛌include no meals.
• Hotels marked with a dot include breakfast.
• Hotels marked with 🍽 include half board.

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There are also some block-out dates, limiting your options to redeem nights. Especially in Sweden and Norway the blockout windows can be quite large:

• Hotels & Blackout Dates for the Five Night Pass
• Hotels & Blackout Dates for the Ten Night Pass

Terms & Conditions

Here are some of the most important terms & conditions:

• Sales Period: Until August 23, 2025
• Stay Period: From June 19, and August 25, 2025.
• Up to 2 people per stay. Up to two kids (up to 9 years each) can stay free if they share the bed with their parents.
• You can stay all nights consecutively or spread them out.
• Only applicable to standard rooms.
• Booked rooms can be cancelled until 16.00 on the day of arrival.
• Strawberry Club members earn up to 990 points per night and a qualifying night each night.
• Breakfast is included, except in Comfort Hotel Xpress, At Six and Glo Hotel Airport hotels.
• You can also stay in hotels not included in the pass. In that case, a fixed amount will be taken off your bill when presenting the pass during check-in:
  • NOK 1,000 (~€85) in Norway
  • SEK 1,000 (~€91) in Sweden
  • DKK 700 (~€94) in Denmark
  • €100 in Finland & Lithuania

Price Check

Is purchasing a Summer Pass worth it? Generally speaking yes, but it is very much dependend on the hotels. Some hotels like the Comfort Hotel Xpress in Oslo & Stockholm are usually available for roughly €80 per night, making it not that good of a deal. However, the room rates are very volatile and can rise by up to 50%.

The Home Hotel Mektagonen in Gothenburg is a much better redemption option. While it is limited to the Five Nights Pass, it’s significantly more expensive than the €88 it would cost when using the hotel pass:

Since Scandinavia is usually on the more expensive site, you are more likely to strike a (or several) bargains with this deal than losing money.

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