Hotels With Gym in Akershus, Norway

After exiting the airport arrival hall, we turned left and saw the hotel sign about 20 meters away. We followed the designated pathway and pushed our luggage for about 10 minutes to reach the hotel. Check-in was self-service, and filling out the two-page form was a bit of a hassle.

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.

1) Located near the airport. You can take bus S55 (80kr) or bus 400 (46kr). If you don't have much luggage, you could consider walking (3.7km). 2) The room was clean, but there was no kitchen. 3) There's a restaurant and bar in the lobby on the first floor, and it's quite busy. 4) You can hear planes taking off and landing. 5) The breakfast was abundant and delicious, with bread, coffee, salads, and eggs. They were quick to clear tables and restock food. 6) The staff member who checked me in at night was very chatty and completely disregarded the other guests waiting in line. Most guests staying at this hotel are transiting passengers, often short on time and just wanting to rest. This staff member showed no empathy.

Located in a beautiful location where is quiet and scenic. There are nice eateries near by and there is a mid size super market just a stone throw away

It's about a 15-20 minute walk from the airport. Just turn left out of the airport and follow the pedestrian walkway. There's a 24-hour front desk, so no worries about late check-in. The room is spacious enough and well-equipped. The breakfast is a buffet with a good variety and taste, although it's all Western-style food. Originally, I wasn't supposed to stay at this hotel, but my initial reservation was under renovation and closed. Ctrip (Trip.com) specially accommodated my needs by switching me to this hotel and absorbed the price difference themselves. Ctrip is the booking service that best listens to and cares about consumer needs among all I've used. A special thanks to Ctrip's corporate spirit and staff for their assistance.

Our family of four had a wonderful one-night stay at Scandic Oslo Airport. The hotel is conveniently located less than 10 minutes from Oslo Airport, making it an excellent choice for early morning flights or late arrivals. Our family room was clean, comfortable, and well maintained. Despite being so close to the airport, the room was quiet, allowing us to get a good night's rest. We had requested a quiet room away from the elevator, and the hotel accommodated our request, which we really appreciated. Check-in was smooth, the staff were friendly and welcoming, and the hotel had everything we needed for a comfortable overnight stay. Overall, it was a hassle-free experience, and we wouldn't hesitate to stay here again the next time we're flying through Oslo.

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.

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.

This hotel was absolutely perfect! We booked two nights, June 18th and June 25th, because we had early morning connecting flights out of Oslo Airport on both days. We chose an airport hotel for convenience, and it turned out to be an excellent decision, especially since they offer free luggage storage, which saved us so much hassle. We were embarking on a trip that included an Arctic cruise, Lofoten, Iceland, and then warmer destinations like Portugal and Singapore, so we had to pack clothes for all seasons, resulting in two suitcases per person. On June 3rd, we flew into Oslo and immediately connected to Lofoten. Before our arrival, we'd asked if we could store some luggage at the hotel, and they quickly confirmed. We were even prepared to pay for it, but to our surprise, it was completely free! We ended up passing through Oslo five times during our trip, needing to swap out clothes each time. The hotel staff patiently helped us retrieve and store our luggage every single time, which made our journey incredibly smooth. We are so grateful to the hotel! The accommodation itself was also very good. We'll definitely be recommending it to our friends.