Scandic Holmenkollen Park

I had a truly wonderful experience during my stay at Scandic Holmekollen. The hotel boasts a relaxing ambiance and offers breathtaking views of the surrounding area. The staff were incredibly friendly and attentive, always ready to assist with a warm smile. The combination of the serene atmosphere and the helpfulness of the staff made my stay truly enjoyable. I highly recommend Scandic Holmekollen to anyone seeking a peaceful retreat with stunning views and exceptional service.

My now wife and I spent our wedding weekend at the hotel! The hotel staff was very nice and accommodating. The hotel is very romantic and breakfast was delicious!

Very beautiful location with amazing view. An amazing hotel with an excellent decoration. A very friendly staff that they make you feel more than welcome from your first step in there. Looking forward to go there again it was memorable

Great hotell, friendly and helpfull Staff. And very nice rooms and view. Also they have a nice spaa area.

Arriving after dark is a real wow feeling, with beautifully lit architecture of class and history.The view over Oslo is also breathtaking, the new lobby part is nicely interwoven and you are welcomed by service-friendly staff at the reception. When you find the room in the annexed part, it is more of the familiar Scandic standard, a bit frugal and sometimes it feels a bit stingy even though the price of the room was modest for being in Oslo.It's that extra cozy feeling you miss, an extra pillow, something beautiful in the interior, some luxurious toiletries.Restaurants offered attentive and alert service, then there was the lack of a little generosity again, very small portions and where we almost looked for the main ingredient.Breakfast served up to a swarm of conference guests, but it was still possible to find free seats. Most of what you could wish for was available for a hungry guest, but plus for bread, an omelette cake, and generously with toppings for the yogurt. Found a local element, "brown cheese", we won't say more about it. Some products also felt like it was a level up that was missing. But what we missed the most were staff who exude that it's fun to work here, it was a bit grim and it felt like you were taking part in a workplace where you deal with dissatisfaction on the floor. After all, the positive experience outweighs it.

My family and I really enjoyed our stay over the weekend. The hotel has modern finishes and the breakfast is very good.

The best thing about this hotel is the view over Oslo- it really can't be beat. There are two parking options when you arrive- a paid garage (210 NOK/24 hours) with two floors of paid ev charging or a free open lot about a 3min walk down the hill by the Ski Museum. We arrived around 8pm and upon entering our room it was HOT, 28.5 degrees Celsius! It felt like an oven, thank goodness two of the small windows could be opened. Just really frustrating after a day of travel. We ended up having to open the windows every night. Additionally, the way the shower/bathroom is designed the entire floor becomes soaked. There's really no way to contain it or keep it from happening. Staff are kind, however there was a feeling of disconnect between hotel amenities and guests. We weren't informed of anything the hotel had to offer or even when breakfast would start the next day. There are spa facilities and on-site for a price. The pool should be part of the room reservation. The breakfast buffet is very large and nice, however on weekends be aware it doesn't begin till 8am and is packed upon opening. Would be nice to start earlier for those who have an earlier start to the day. To get into the city, it is just a ten minute walk to the T-bane's Holmenkollen station. We found it was easiest to purchase a day pass via Reuter which allowed for unlimited trips on the T-bane in town. Overall, I'd rather pay a little higher price to stay in town over just having this view. Just too much back and forth to the city.