Hotels With Parking in Akershus, Norway

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.

During my trip to Norway, I stayed at both Radisson RED and Radisson Blu at Oslo Airport to experience the difference. Here's a summary of my experience for your reference: 1. **Location:** The Blu is closer, while the RED is a bit further, requiring a few extra minutes of walking, but still well within walking distance. 2. **Room Size and Facilities:** I booked standard rooms at both. The Blu's room was slightly larger than the RED's, and the RED had a more modern decor. Other room amenities were pretty much the same. 3. **Check-in/Check-out:** Check-in and check-out at both hotels were smooth. 4. **Breakfast:** Breakfast at both hotels was essentially the same, with no significant difference. In summary, I'd say there isn't much difference between the two hotels, so I'd recommend choosing whichever one has a better price.

The hotel is conveniently located near the airport, easily accessible by both taxis and airport buses. The family rooms are a bit small with limited luggage space, and there's no kettle or drinking water in the room. The breakfast is excellent with a wide variety of delicious options. The reception staff and service in the restaurant are good.

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.

Hotel located close to the airport with shuttle bus stop right in front of the main entrance. Room is adequate for a night's rest when on transit to our early morning flight the next day. Breakfast was served early and had a pretty good selection. It's a plus staying here if you are catching an early flight. Make sure to request for a room not facing the carpark or main entrance as it can be noisy with people arriving and leaving from the shuttle bus or cars.

I chose the nearest hotel to participate in the meeting. It is very convenient to go downstairs to the exhibition hall. It is a 5-minute walk from Lillestrm Stasjon Railway Station. It is very convenient to the airport and go to the city. The room size is also OK ～

The location was alright, few minutes from the airport. Everything was fine, and there is a macdonald where you can always fulfill your needs 24/7

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)

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