Radisson Hotels in Oslo

Amazing hotel. The stuff at reception were wonderful. Everything was comfortable breakfast was very good. The only disappointment was the restaurant at the top because it had a lot of garlic and onion in the dishes and nothing vegetarian or even semi vegetarian.

The room facilities are all good. The price is not cheap. The breakfast is especially expensive. Northern Europe is really a high-consumption area. In addition, the front desk service level needs to be improved. They issued the wrong water bill and recorded the wrong breakfast bill. 😅

When I booked this hotel, I read everyone's reviews, which were extremely extreme. There are good reviews and bad reviews! Only when I checked in did I understand why. We booked standard rooms throughout the trip, but we stayed in two time periods. The first time we arrived was around 9 a.m. on Sunday. We originally thought we wouldn't be able to check in early, but we didn't expect that all 4 rooms were available. It was really timely for us after a long flight. During my two-night stay this time, the room was quite large and even equipped with a coffee machine! Apart from a few dirty cups and insufficient heating, there were no problems! But when we checked in for the second time, the room we were given was smaller and there was no coffee machine, but it didn't matter if we only stayed for one night! The only problem is that the shower head in the shower room is not very good, and the water is very slow and easy to accumulate water! There is still no heating ~ In addition, the location of the hotel is really good, it is adjacent to Metro Line 4.5! There is a co-op supermarket next to it, open until 23:00.

Clean and comfortable, the location is very good, near the central station, it can be reached by ten minutes walk. The facilities are complete and there is a kettle. Service is also good, there are many restaurants nearby

We checked in late at night and immediately noticed a noise in the room, similar to an electrical humming sound. As I am sensitive to noise, I soon developed a headache. I contacted the front desk, and although two staff members came to check, they said they could not hear anything and only offered soft earplugs. I also sent an email for help but never received a reply. The next day, I spoke to the front desk again, and the daytime staff kindly moved us to a higher floor. The noise was still there, though slightly less noticeable. Interestingly, it even stopped for a short while around 7 a.m. Unfortunately, the poor rest affected both my trip experience and my mood.

First time staying in a Radisson property. Shower in bathtub and there was no anti-slip mat provided. Getting out of the tub each time is a huge challenge: the moving glass divider is not a good thing to hold on to. Getting out of the tub has only a small area to land with 2 sharp edges of the basin facing you. As a Radisson Premium, I got upgraded to a ‘Family Room’ with basically an extra bed setup. Its hilarious as there’s two of us, what good does the bed do for us? Upgrade is totally meaningless! They dont provide slippers and gave me all sorts of cock and bull that it used to be provided for each room but Management changed their decision 2 months ago. I asked for it and was declined. Breakfast was average after having exprienced Clarion The Hub. TV Remote offers Netflix but when I clicked on it, it says Netflix is not available. Called Front Desk and they told me they will try to fix it on their end, and if not possible, will send a technician up. I have checked out after 3 nights and still no technician cane. There is a massive construction opposite the Hotel: a building being destroyed so noise and air pollution greet you daily. Location is walking distance to Oslo Central Station, 10 minutes walk to Munch Museum. Service from all Staff is nothing worth mentioning. Staff are all simply functional: my first and last time staying in a Radisson Property. They can remove my Premium status for all I care. Room 1725