All the rooms at Troldhaugen Lodge are beautiful styled and are fully carpeted, with private bathrooms.

There is free wifi, central heating, fan and 32″ flat screen TV. All linen, towels, toiletries and continental breakfast are included.

Double room: One double bed

Large double or twin room: One king size bed or two single beds

Deluxe double or twin room with lake view: One king size bed or two single beds

Two bedroom suite: Bedroom 1 – One double bed

Bedroom 2 – One king size bed or two single beds

Troldhaugen Lodge is situated in Jindabyne about 40 minutes from the snow. There are a few ways to access the snow fields.
By car – If you decide to travel from Jindabyne to the Snowy Mountains you must carry chains if you have a 2 wheel drive vehicle. If your vehicle is four wheel drive or AWD, you are not required to carry chains. All fees and information can be found at Kosciuszko National Park.

The Shuttle will pick you up from Troldhaugen Lodge and deliver you to either Thredbo or Perisher.

The Ski Tube is located at Bullocks Flat about 25 minutes from Jindabyne. The train will take you to Perisher and Blue Cow.

From the Owners:

“At Troldhaugen Lodge we are continually working to reduce our environmental impact. Since purchasing the lodge in 2016, we have introduced many practices that, as a guest, you will hardly notice but these small initiatives help to reduce our waste, save on water and use less energy.
Water
Low flow taps and dual flush toilets. Our dishwashers and washing machines were replaced in 2017 with water and energy efficient models.
All of our gardens are mulched, and rainwater tanks to store and supply water for irrigation.
You will find different coloured towels in your rooms for 2 reasons: firstly, it helps each person to remember which towel is theirs and so not require a fresh towel each day, and secondly, there is plenty of evidence that white towels require more hot water and chemicals to keep them white, and they are more likely to be unusable due to stains or marks and so end up in landfill. White towels wastage is especially prevalent in the Snowy Mountains during summer due to the oil from bikes. All of our towels are line dried to save on energy.
Waste
We purchase all foods in bulk, recyclable containers and decant them into small reusable containers for guests’ use.
You will find a compost bin on the trolley outside the kitchen. All breakfast food waste (except bread, cheese and meat) can be put into the compost bin, including our recycled paper napkins. All of this biodegradable waste goes into our large compost bins and after rotting down is used on our gardens.
Bulk amenity dispensers in every bathroom
Waste bins and recycling bins in all common areas. Snowy Monaro Council recycles all glass bottles, cans, PET plastic bottles, cardboard and clean paper.
Energy
In late 2016 we installed a 5.4kW photovoltaic system on our roof. It generates almost all of our power during summer and about 40% of all our power needs during winter.
In 2017 we replaced a 40 year old diesel heating system and inefficient gas hot water system with a state of the art diesel hot water and heating system with a heat exchange panel. Excess heat from the heating system boiler is used to heat water to supply hot water to the lodge.
Like many buildings constructed in the 1970s, the lodge is built of single concrete block and was therefore very cold in winter. We applied Kingspan insulated boards to the inside of the building providing an insulating rating of R2.8. With this new insulation, the warmth stays inside during winter, and the heat stays outside in summer.
Heavy curtains replaced the old cotton curtains to help keep the rooms warm during winter, and pelmets on all the windows reduce heat loss.
We have replaced all of the old inefficient appliances with new energy and water efficient models.
All lighting (including our new EXIT signs) is now energy efficient.
We source only green electricity from Red Energy.”