This budget hotel is 250 metres from Oslo Central Station. It offers brightly decorated rooms with free WiFi access. Karl Johans gate shopping street is only 150 metres away.
TRUDY
Austria
Didn't see any staff, all self check in/out. But there was a bell/number if you needed anything. Easy to train station.
This modern, central Oslo hotel is just 5 minutes’ walk from Karl Johan shopping street. It offers free Wi-Fi, a bar in the 24-hour reception and self check-in and functional rooms with quality beds.
Located in Oslo’s bustling city centre, this 37-storey hotel features a state-of-the-art gym, a rooftop restaurant and modern rooms with free Wi-Fi. Oslo Central Station is 100 metres away.
Zoe
United Kingdom
The location was perfect. Right next to the train and bus station made it ideal for getting a bus or having a Starbucks.
This central hotel is just 100 metres from the National Gallery and Oslo’s main shopping street, Karl Johans Gate. Free WiFi and a popular in-house restaurant is available.
Shona
Australia
Lovely hotel, centrally located and walking distance to Oslo S. Check in was easy and the team were great. The rooms were reasonably spacious and comfortable. Breakfast was terrific
Karl Johan Hotel is located in the heart of Oslo, right on the city’s main street, offering easy walking access to shopping, transportation, cultural attractions, the Parliament, the Royal Palace, and...
This hotel offers good-value accommodation just a few steps from the shops, restaurants and cafés of Karl Johans gate, Oslo's main street. Oslo Central Station is only 250 metres away.
Corina MC
Romania
The position of the hotel is perfect; near the train station, restaurants and the main attractions of the city.
Also, it is located on a quiet street.
The breakfast was excellent.
Located in central Oslo, K7 Hotel Oslo offers stylish rooms, just 300 metres from Karl Johans gate shopping street. Free WiFi is featured throughout the property.
Just 4 minutes’ drive from Holmenkollen Ski Jump, this hotel is 900 metres from Voksenkollen Metro Station. It offers free WiFi, along with free access to the gym.
My apartment in other place, what I ordered before))))
Welcome to Saga Hotel Oslo, WorldHotels Crafted. This design boutique hotel is 500 metres from the Royal Palace and guests can enjoy amenities such as a sleek lobby bar, free WiFi and modern rooms.
Friendly staff, great breakfast, good location. Oslo ❤️
This stylish hotel is 450 metres from Oslo Central Station and the main street, Karl Johans gate. It offers a roof terrace, a complimentary light evening meal and free gym access.
Breakfast amazing. The light dinners were fabulous
This hotel is just 8 minutes' walk from Oslo Central Station and the main street, Karl Johans gate. Guests enjoy free tea / coffee and free access to the lobby internet computer.
Rooms were very cosy. Very comfy beds.
Breakfast was amazing.
Scandic Sjølyst is located in Oslo, a 5-minute walk from Skøyen Train Station. It offers a popular buffet breakfast and rooms with wooden floors and free Wi-Fi access.
Lovely modern room with comfortable bed and shower.
Located in Oslo’s bustling city centre, this 37-storey hotel features a state-of-the-art gym, a rooftop restaurant and modern rooms with free Wi-Fi. Oslo Central Station is 100 metres away.
Everything! my favourite thing was the roof top bar
This budget hotel is 250 metres from Oslo Central Station. It offers brightly decorated rooms with free WiFi access. Karl Johans gate shopping street is only 150 metres away.
Very clean and very good facilities in the kitchen
Located in central Oslo, K7 Hotel Oslo offers stylish rooms, just 300 metres from Karl Johans gate shopping street. Free WiFi is featured throughout the property.
This modern, central Oslo hotel is just 5 minutes’ walk from Karl Johan shopping street. It offers free Wi-Fi, a bar in the 24-hour reception and self check-in and functional rooms with quality beds.
Wifi and the facilities and self check in was easy
Centrum Box is attractively situated in the centre of Oslo, and features a garden, free WiFi and a shared lounge. This 3-star hotel offers a shared kitchen and a tour desk.
This elegant hotel is 850 metres from Oslo Central Station and 2 minutes’ walk from the main street Karl Johans gate. It offers free Wi-Fi, along with free gym and sauna access.
A wonderful, well run, hotel in the centre of Olso
The elegant Hotel Continental is centrally located in Oslo, only 150 metres from Oslo’s main street, Karl Johan. It is the only 5-star hotel in Norway, and offers free in-room Internet access.
Very good breakfast and a perfect location in Oslo
Featuring rooms with a in-built sound system and private balcony, The Thief is a design boutique hotel on Tjuvholmen in Oslo. The promenade of Aker Brygge is within 5 minutes’ walk.
Great location. Breakfast was superb. Excellent bar.
Karl Johan Hotel is located in the heart of Oslo, right on the city’s main street, offering easy walking access to shopping, transportation, cultural attractions, the Parliament, the Royal Palace, and...
Clean, nice staff, great breakfast, perfect location
This central yet quiet hotel is next to Stortinget and Oslo's main street, Karl Johans Gate. Guests can enjoy free WiFi internet access and a popular breakfast buffet.
staff and breakfast were excelent
room was very spacious
This hotel is conveniently located only 100 metres from Oslo Central Station and 300 metres from Oslo Opera House. A large breakfast buffet and a restaurant are featured.
Location, cleanliness, quality of fitting and food.
The hotel is situated right next to Aker Brygge and Tjuvholmen which abounds in great restaurants and bars.
Fantastic buffet breakfast and friendly chef and waiters.
FAQs about hotels in Oslo
On average, 3-star hotels in Oslo cost £99 per night, and 4-star hotels in Oslo are £151 per night. If you're looking for something really special, a 5-star hotel in Oslo can on average be found for £281 per night (based on Booking.com prices).
The average price per night for a 3-star hotel in Oslo this weekend is £101 or, for a 4-star hotel, £145. Looking for something even fancier? 5-star hotels in Oslo for this weekend cost on average around £236 per night (based on Booking.com prices).
On average, it costs £103 per night to book a 3-star hotel in Oslo for tonight. You'll pay on average around £186 if you choose to stay in a 4-star hotel tonight, while a 5-star hotel in Oslo will cost around £229 (based on Booking.com prices).
Spreading for hundreds of kilometres from the mouth of the Oslofjord, Oslo is the largest city by area in Europe and is liberally covered in pristine forests rising up into the outlying hills. South of the unassuming city hall lies a vibrant waterfront known as Aker Brygge, which in summer is full of bustling outdoor restaurants and bars.
For the prettiest buildings head to affluent inner-city suburbs of Frogner and Fagerborg, or admire the traditional Scandinavian wooden houses of Bygdøy and Holmenkollen. Monumental buildings include the Royal Palace which runs daily tours and the Akershus Festning, which is a medieval castle that also served as a military base and provides impressive views of the Oslofjord. Oslo City Hall, or rådhus, offers even more distinctive architecture and it is the location of the Nobel Peace Prize ceremony.
Nature is never far away in Oslo which is ringed by an archipelago of islands which are extremely popular in summer. Hiking, kayaking and sailing are all easily achievable within the city limits. Just as popular, are the many museums. The national Museum houses Edvard Munch’s famous painting The Scream and Viking Ship Museum containing long-lost relics from Norway’s Viking past.
From downtown Sentrum to the Oslo Airport Gardermoen to the stunning statues in Frogner Park, Booking.com has over 80 hotels and other accommodations available.
The return train ticket from the Airport to city is much...
The return train ticket from the Airport to city is much cheaper from onsite ticket machines than booking in advance online with Flytoget, we didn't use buses or trams around the city but they are frequent and often. The Royal palace is a good walk with views overlooking the city centre and changing of the guard is at 1.30 pm. If you like statues then Oslo is the place for you with plenty of photo opportunities!! A pint cost us from £6.50 to £8.75 depending on vendor but wine is expensive, apparently alcohol can only be ordered across Norway from the government and not available from cash and carries, micro breweries or the like, although off sales from shops or supermarkets are allowed. A bit of duty free on the way through the airport is a good idea.
Phil
United Kingdom
Scored 10
10
Oslo is an amazing city to travel to with Family.
Oslo is an amazing city to travel to with Family. So many amazing museums, parks and picturesque spots to see. Must travel for a minimum of 5 days to enjoy Oslo properly. It highly recommended to experience and get used to the Public transportation system.
Sameer Nath
United Arab Emirates
Scored 8.0
8.0
Oslo is a paradise for nature lovers!
Oslo is a paradise for nature lovers! The city is perfect for walking around, with stunning views of the sea and plenty of green spaces to explore. The Fram Museum is a must-visit, offering an exceptional experience that combines history and adventure. Although the short daylight hours in winter can be challenging for some, I found it fascinating to watch how the sun moves across the sky—it added a unique charm to the experience.
One thing to keep in mind is that food in Oslo is quite expensive: snacks and soups in bakeries are 50-100NOK, food portions in street food markets and pubs is around 200K while dining in a restaurant goes more than 500NOK and requires reservation wll in advance. Beers and glass of wine is around 100NOK.
P.S. I have not visited another Scandi city before
Hara
Greece
Scored 10
10
We were impressed with the level of support and helpfulness...
We were impressed with the level of support and helpfulness of pretty much everyone we met. Enhmglish was spoken by most which made it easy for us to get around.
Once oriented to key locations the city was very easy to navigate. Christmas was everywhere and really helped to build our experiences of a Whute Christmas. Best place to eat was the Oslo Street Food building near Sentrum Scene. The place was alive and a great variety of food options at traveller prices.
Roberta
Australia
Scored 10
10
Amazing city for those willing to do a full walk through.
Amazing city for those willing to do a full walk through. Lots to see and explore.
1. Historical and Cultural Sites
Vigeland Park: The world's largest sculpture park by a single artist, featuring over 200 works by Gustav Vigeland.
The Viking Ship Museum: Home to well-preserved Viking ships and artifacts, showcasing Norway's seafaring history.
Akershus Fortress: A medieval castle with panoramic views of the harbor and a rich history dating back to the 13th century.
The Royal Palace: A neoclassical residence of Norway's monarchs, surrounded by lush gardens.
2. Museums and Art
MUNCH Museum: Dedicated to Edvard Munch, featuring his iconic work The Scream and other masterpieces.
The National Museum: A vast collection of art, architecture, and design, including Norwegian and international works.
Nobel Peace Center: Learn about Nobel Peace Prize laureates and the history of the prestigious award.
3. Modern Architecture
Oslo Opera House: A striking waterfront structure with a roof you can walk on for city views.
Barcode Project: A row of high-rise buildings with unique modern designs in the Bjørvika district.
4. Natural Attractions
Oslofjord: Perfect for boating, swimming, and island-hopping, with scenic spots like Hovedøya.
Holmenkollen Ski Jump: Offers stunning views of the city and a museum dedicated to skiing.
Nordmarka Forest: A vast natural area ideal for hiking, biking, and cross-country skiing.
5. Neighborhoods to Explore
Grünerløkka: A trendy area with cafes, vintage shops, and vibrant street art.
Aker Brygge: A bustling waterfront with restaurants, shops, and beautiful harbor views.
mark
Ireland
Scored 10
10
Very well planned city and easily walkable.
Very well planned city and easily walkable. The city centre is surprising not packed with cars which made it pretty safe for children. The trams and buses run on fixed frequency so it helps in travelling around the city.
The playground near Oslo Central Station is good in engaging younger kids while playground MUNCH is more suited for older children.
Wee Cheer
Singapore
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Very good location near public transportation and shops. Ample parking on private parking lot owned by Saga hotel/apartments. The studio was perfect for us a couple. It was cozy and the spatial layout was good. The kitchen had everything we needed like a can opener and enough tablewear and glasses. The appliances worked well. The apartment was very clean. Curtains blocked out the light enough to sleep in.
Atmospheric boutique hotel in vintage style. Great location close to the city center, restaurants and port. Room clean and small but sufficient for a few days stay. Comfortable beds - we slept very well. Very nice and friendly staff. Delicious, very diverse breakfasts so everyone find something her/him. BTW. Special thanks to woman from reception for her open and hospitality to Poles :)
The hotel is right in the city center, close to the train station. The room is small, but has everything you need. Everything looks cared for. There is free water. I especially liked the common areas for playing or the kitchenette with microwave, water heater etc. You can store your luggage when you arrive before checkin and also when you leave.
Great hotel in wonderful position not far from transport. Easy walking distance to city centre, main city attractions, railway station and harbour area. Very good breakfast. Very comfortable room and welcoming and helpful staff.
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