Radisson Red Oslo Okern

The location is very good, near the subway station, and the services are in place. I will definitely stay here again next time I come to Norway.

The room is not big, Jinjiang Star standard; I checked in on the evening of 10/3. The Middle Eastern woman at the front desk had no expression from beginning to end. After checking in, I found that there were no slippers, so I called, but no one answered, so I went downstairs to ask. I met a tall white man in a suit checking in, so I lined up to wait. At this time, the receptionist smiled like a flower, and his voice was soft and happy with a little clip tone. After the man finished, I was facing the expressionless mode again. The switch was so fast, completely seamless. I left on 10/5. I stored my luggage in the morning and went back to pick it up in the afternoon. The receptionist was also a Middle Eastern girl, tall and strong, with a natural smile. I asked her about the airport bus, and she not only told me, but also took me to the door to show me the route. 5 years in the future Northern Europe, the biggest feeling of this trip is that Middle Eastern immigrants have been engaged in various service industries in large numbers, and the proportion of pedestrians on the road has also increased a lot. The trends of the global village are similar