Find hotels near Bygdøy sjøbad, Oslo from NT$3,289

"Small but comfortable rooms, prefect for convenience to the city and a comfortable sleep before going out for the day. "

"The staff was super helpful and accommodating. "

"Just had a great 3 night stay here. Firstly, a fabulous breakfast with plenty of choice for everyone including vegetarians like me. The best breakfast I've had at any hotel in both quality and taste. Favourites included the freshly baked bread, scrambled eggs, omelettes, roasted vegetables, mango smoothies, cheese, pancakes and the ginger shots! Plenty of choice as well for meat/fish lovers. All staff were friendly and helpful - a credit to the hotel. Good safe location with bus/tram/train stops nearby. Also a mini fridge to chill your own drinks. Ok, my room was small with a very small bathroom but I had everything I needed and there was no outside noise at all (room 501). I'm 6ft 5 and the bed was comfortable. The waterfall shower was great. I was able to easily leave my luggage there as I had a late return flight. Whilst there are far worse things happening in the world right now, the only negative was that the bathroom floor had an extra hard ridge on entry. Difficult to see as the same colour but painful to stand on in bare feet as I kept forgetting (due probably to my age). Ok, not in the same pain league as when standing on a lego piece your kids had left on the floor but not far off! I'd suggest a small warning sign. At the same time, perhaps a sign warning that you're likely to put on some weight from eating their breakfasts! Overall, I'd stay here again in a heartbeat and will be recommending it to friends and family."

"Was great "

"Close to central station"

"Great location, excellent staff (especially Yvonne). The breakfast selection aren’t to good though. But overall excellent - would stay again."

"Excellent location and a very good breakfast "

"Excellent place to stay. Convenient and accessible."

"Room wars excellent,very clean. Bath was outstanding amazing shower. TV programming was weak with limited English language news."