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"Great hotel for exploring Oslo. BIG hotel (12 floors?) with a great staff. They have a fabulous buffet breakfast with several dining areas, the bed & bedding is excellnt, size of the room is good - and if you're lucky (or ask) one side of the hotel looks out over the river: beautiful! We stayed three different nights on our trip, would def stay again. One BIG plus: it is right on the tram line for the 12, 15, 18. That's super convenient: all three stop in front of the train station & on the hotel block, they go all over Oslo. Great brew pub across the street and river walks at your doorstep. Only small issue? WC is basic, shower stall a bit small for a 6'3" 250 lb man."

"Room was smaller than expected but overall it was a good stay and staff was friendly. "

"Booked two rooms for our family of four and the hotel was perfect for what we needed. Clean, comfortable, modern and spacious rooms for European standards. Great location with barely a 5 minute walk to the main train station. Only spent one night in Oslo on our final night of a Scandanavian trip, but we would defintely choose this hotel again!"

"This was a great funky little hotel. The rooms were nicely designed and comfortable. Location was great, staff were lovely. "

"Clean room, staff were friendly and helpful. The bed was very soft."

"Great breakfast "

"The room was too warm unable to regulate the air conditioning, they also did not wanna refund me for my 500$ medicine that was ruined due to their broken minibar fridge in the room. "

"Had to walk a long way to get to our room. Lift didn’t go to our corridor so 2 lots of stairs with luggage. Reception just pointed us to the lift without mentioning stairs. In our 70s. No porter or offer to help. Breakfast good but more stairs to get there and back. Room small. No view . No bath mat. No water. No extra blanket. One pillow. No phone. "

"The location is super convenient. While the room is very basic and small, it is fine for the price. Our only complaint is the noise in the evenings from the nightclubs nearby. The rooms do not have air conditioning, but the club noise makes it too noisy to open windows to cool down the room."