Popular Oslo 4-star Hotels

Hotel just right to the main station, 5 mins walk away. love that there was a luggage room so no need to worry if you arrived early. however there was a hiccup during our stay. where my friend forgot her small pillow at the hotel and when we emailed to ask there were no answer untill few days later with nothing was found in the room, couple of days later they found the pillow and send to us with charge, at least it was found. thanks to housekeeping and the management team.

This hotel is in a prime location, the rooms are well-equipped and comfortable, especially the restaurant, which is a glass-roofed building. It is simply beautiful to sit inside and dine. The breakfast is also very rich.

The hotel is located in the city center, you can walk everywhere, and the bus is also very convenient. Don't take a taxi, the taxi price is the most expensive in the world. The hotel is similar to a fast hotel, and many airline staff also stay in this hotel.

It's far away from the city. I booked a family room. The sofa bed couldn't be turned on, and the phone didn't work. I had to go downstairs to find a waiter. When I checked out, the room fee was directly deducted from the credit card without asking any questions. Fortunately, I received a message and told him that I had prepaid with Ctrip, and then told me that I needed the approval of the boss before the room fee could be refunded. Let me wait a day or two. The only satisfactory place is that the breakfast is not bad.

We were satisfied with our stay at the hotel! Spacious clean room, decent bathroom, kettle, cups, coffee/tea. The windows overlooked the street with a tram, but this did not interfere with sleep. Good location, literally 10 minutes to the town hall) Excellent breakfast, varied buffet.

The location was absolutely fantastic, being located right across Oslo Central Station. This made it really convenient bringing our heavy luggage to the room and there was also no stairs involved. The room had all the basic necessities, but I was sorely missing room slippers to keep your feet warm in the cold. While there was a coffee machine, there was no kettle provided, if you want to make a cup of tea instead. However, the one thing that truly sets this hotel apart is the breakfast, which is stellar compared to other hotel breakfasts you might get in Europe.

The room is not big, Jinjiang Star standard; I checked in on the evening of 10/3. The Middle Eastern woman at the front desk had no expression from beginning to end. After checking in, I found that there were no slippers, so I called, but no one answered, so I went downstairs to ask. I met a tall white man in a suit checking in, so I lined up to wait. At this time, the receptionist smiled like a flower, and his voice was soft and happy with a little clip tone. After the man finished, I was facing the expressionless mode again. The switch was so fast, completely seamless. I left on 10/5. I stored my luggage in the morning and went back to pick it up in the afternoon. The receptionist was also a Middle Eastern girl, tall and strong, with a natural smile. I asked her about the airport bus, and she not only told me, but also took me to the door to show me the route. 5 years in the future Northern Europe, the biggest feeling of this trip is that Middle Eastern immigrants have been engaged in various service industries in large numbers, and the proportion of pedestrians on the road has also increased a lot. The trends of the global village are similar

This hotel is well located to explore Oslo. The breakfast buffet is large, varied and excellent. The staff are friendly, but could be better informed to help guests with their questions. Rooms are relatively spacious with a. funky modern decor but aren’t cleaned unless guests request it. The included dinner can be hit or miss in terms of quality, quantity and service. Overall, a good, not a great, choice.

The hotel is 2 minutes away from the Central Railway Station, just across the road, 10 minutes walk from the Opera House, and opposite is the Bolton Shopping Center, where the Kiwi supermarket and Egon Western Restaurant are very good. The room is large enough and fully equipped, with a hair dryer and ironing machine, rich breakfast, and two welcome soft drinks for the children staying there. It is highly recommended.

Norwegian self-driving, stayed in Oslo twice, and chose this hotel, because of the dinner, which can save a lot of money in Northern Europe, although the dinner is very simple, bread, rice, vegetarian food, meat, salad, fruit, The soy stewed beef is very tasty. Breakfast is also good, especially freshly squeezed raspberry blueberry juice can drink four or five bottles. The hotel is located in the heart of the old town, walking distance to the town hall, church, palace, castle, and new opera house. There is a paid underground parking space in the opposite city square. The shutter door is always closed. The car is opened in front of the door. The parking card can be brushed to the hotel front desk for a discount of 20% [%]. The superior room is on the top floor of the hotel, the roof is slanted, the room is large, there is a reception area, and there is a refrigerator.