Hotels With Gym in Akershus, Norway

Flying from Tromsø to Oslo for an early morning flight home the next day, we had a bit of a mix-up. We rushed to the nearest 'Blue Hotel' after exiting the airport, thinking how convenient it was, only to be told it wasn't the right one. So, we walked and walked, following the covered walkway for about ten minutes until we finally arrived. The hotel's name wasn't very obvious, and I even thought we'd gone wrong again. The room was very spacious, with a large bed and a bunk bed, and the bedding was excellent – very large. However, the shower still didn't have a door, so water got all over the floor. We only stayed for five hours from check-in to check-out, which felt a bit like a waste.

It is a good hotel just for rest and leave the next day for your flight. Nice simple room with window reminds me of a prison cell. Most of the staff are not helpful or friendly to guests. (I feel like we were staying at a student dormitory and served by reluctant volunteer students) There were at least 4 groups of guests waiting at the lobby. None of us were greeted at the hotel or helped in making our stay or waiting comfortable at the lobby. It feels more like motel vibes. I would not come back to this hotel again. There are no kettle or tea or coffee pack in your room like most hotels have. No bin in the room but only one in the toilet. No fridge. FYI, there are no free hotel transfers from airport to hotel. You have to buy your own bus ticket. Overall, not a good hotel experience but a good rest for your layover.

This hotel is fantastic; check-in was easy, check-out was easy, staff were helpful, professional and efficient. The breakfast was fantastic - having seen some negative reviews on other sites I can honestly say that I have no idea what they were talking about - maybe they were on glue? The room was perfectly sized for a solo traveller; a drawer might have been helpful so when I unpacked I had somewhere to put my clothes, but I was only staying for 2 nights so it wasn't essential. The bathroom was small but perfectly formed and functional. It was so clean it looked brand new. The bed was a double and very comfy; my only feedback here is that I was only given a single duvet. Seemed a bit daft for a double bed but again, solo traveller, so it didn't really matter. I'm sure that had I asked they would have happily provided a double duvet. I liked the little amusing signs everywhere and appreciated that they were in English despite being in Norway. The view from my room was exceptional. I arrived on a sunny evening and it was breath-taking - thank you for arranging that ;-) Above all, and most importantly for me, this hotel was incredibly clean. I can usually find something that will turn my stomach cleanliness-wise, but not at this hotel, it was immaculate. Thank you for a lovely stay :-)

I booked this hotel just a few days before check-in due to a change in my flight from Oslo to Brussels. Since I needed to catch an early morning flight, I decided to stay near Oslo Airport. As a result, I had to cancel my previous booking and make a new reservation here. Fortunately, there was availability. Overall, I’m quite satisfied with the room and the breakfast. It would be an added bonus if hand lotion were provided. I also appreciate the shuttle bus service from the airport to the hotel doorstep. I noticed that for another nearby hotel, guests have to carry their luggage a short distance to the bus stop, which can be inconvenient—especially on rainy days. For Park Inn, the shuttle stops right in front of the hotel, which is very convenient. However, I would like to give some feedback regarding the shuttle bus fare. The cost is NOK 80 per person per trip, which is quite expensive. I stayed for two nights and paid a total of NOK 480 for two people. After check-in, we went to Oslo city the next day, so we had to take the shuttle from the hotel to the airport to catch the train into the city. Breakdown per person: NOK 80: Oslo Airport → Park Inn (check-in on 15/3) NOK 80: Park Inn → Oslo Airport (for train to Oslo city on 16/3) NOK 80: Park Inn → Oslo Airport (departure on 17/3)

The hotel's location is quite close to the airport, though I heard it's not as close as Radisson Blu. However, it makes up for it with newer decor. The room size is very generous, and the bathroom is also excellent, making it perfect for catching early morning flights. You can find the hotel by turning left from any ground exit on the arrival level of Oslo Airport and walking straight. The only downside is that I stayed at this hotel for two separate nights, and I booked breakfast for the second night. However, the front desk didn't inform me that weekday breakfast only goes until 9:30 AM, so I wasn't aware of the breakfast times. I came down exactly at 9:30 AM and missed it. Everything else was great.

I'm giving it a high rating only because I don't want to ruin the rating. But I can definitely say I'll stay at other hotels if I have a layover in Oslo. There's no water in the room, so if you're thirsty, you can buy half a liter of water at the reception store for 47 NOK. Even at the airport, the prices are better and more welcoming.

Wonderful and fantastic hotel. I stayed uppermost all inclusive hotels in Turkey many times and I wittnessed such a good breakfast rarely. Celebrating them for such a good job. They also helped us and my children to see the ski resort and I think I will visit this facility for only ski next time. One thing I can criticize is the lack of the guidance for reaching to the hotel form Lorenskog train station because the ramps are very tiring for people with luggages. Fortunately a Norwegian citizen got our condition and directed us to the back of the hotel and saved us from going ramping up. Also there is no public transport from Lorenskog train station to such a good hotel. I hope they consider my opinions and take care about that.

First time to travel to Oslo and had a lovely time at Raddison Blue Oslo! Location: It was far from the station and it took longer than I expected. And it’s not easy to find a way at first and a bit quiet area so if you’re going first time better to arrive early during day time as it might be very dark to walk from the station. Or take taxi. Room: very clean and it was nice to have slippers and bathrobe. Bed was very comfortable. It was great to have not only kettle but also Espresso coffee machine. Only thing is showers water pressure was quite low , I was surprised since it’s Raddison blue. Stuffs: reception stuffs were very kind and nice, they kindly arrange me to stay at a room on see side so it was lovely to see sea from window. Surrounding: No shops are around so it’s a bit inconvenient but it was so wonderful to have a sea side path for a quiet long walk! Breakfast: variety kind of food and spacious restaurant.

The hotel's style is a bit dated, but it's clean and odor-free. Its location is close to the airport, but you need to take a bus to get there (under 10 minutes); it looks close on the map, but it would take over an hour to walk. The hotel offers a free breakfast with a wide variety of options. For Oslo, the price is quite good.

I had to stay one night in Oslo to break up my journey from Longyearbyen to London, and as I was feeling exhausted I treated myself to a night in a lovely room here. The hotel is really nice and so handy for the airport, just a 5min car ride away or a short walk if you are up to it! The room was lovely, clean and kept up nicely. The amenities were good, I always appreciate a coffee machine, and the room service was excellent, as was the food. What most impressed me was that you wouldn’t know you were opposite a runway at the airport, you couldn’t hear a thing even when planes were barrelling up the runway at full throttle. Impressive sound dampening!! Definitely recommend.