Oslo Sentrum Hotels

For individuals unfamiliar with contemporary contactless technology, it might be a bit difficult to get used to. However, it is otherwise a wonderful hotel, conveniently located near excellent public transportation. The only issue was the broken lock on the luggage room, which allowed unrestricted access. It would be beneficial if they could replace the lock promptly.

Complicated Stay While location is good, near steen and stroms.  too many doors to open using the app. different codes for building entry and rooms. too much reliance on app to open doors (which often need more tries before it can work)  instead of having digital buttons to enter premises.  low ceilings for hallways so it seems like a container house. good supply room for bath towels.  laundry area can be improved. only two washing machines (small one) and one dryer.  old style elevator, small - have to use stairs in between. so if you have lots of luggages...this place is not recommended.

We had a short but pleasant stay the night before we left for the airport. We arrived late but the check-in was smooth and the woman at the front desk was pleasant. They inadvertently made up the sofa bed in the wrong room but quickly rectified it once we called, even though it was late at night. Small but comfortable room for a family of four with a great breakfast. An easy walk to the train station to head to the airport. Would definitely stay here again and recommend to families looking for a central, clean, and reasonably priced accommodation! Thanks for a pleasant stay!

Bob place is perfect! We never have much expectation since this was a last minute booking as our tour booked us an airport hotel instead of city hotel. Bob place has every small details of personal touch, with a personalised welcome card, and couple of amenities thats we loved so much. Also, they are always reachable and helpful even though its self check-in.

The hotel is located at the Western end of the Karl Johnson street /belt, about 8 to 10 minutes from the Olso central train station. It is nearer to the Royal Palace and the Akershus Festning (fortress) and further away from the Oslo Opera house. The restaurant only open for breakfast and do not serve dinner. Still, there are many restaurants and convenience stores within walking distance. Check-in is efficient as with all Norway hotels. The breakfast is excellent, although the selections remain the same. Overall, it is a good hotel to stay in Oslo.

Went to check in before my time,hotel staff suggested me to keep luggage at storage ,and checked in will be only possible after 3 pm ,check process is in online system,if you want to do early you have to pay additional charges.There is no slippers and bottle water in the room. Cleanliness of room is fine ,but the waiting area in reception area needs a improvement

Absolutely loved the location. Central and close to the water. I loved the concept of this hotel. Budget, no frills, comfortable and ecologically sound. Cleaning is every four days which is genius. There is no need to have your room cleaned daily. Congratulations on creating a system that is environmentally conscious. There is also a drawer where you can donate any clothes you don’t want to take with you, contributing to the local circular economy.

Not a good experience at Numa Hallen. NOT RECOMMENDED. Rooms are big, clean and quiet. However, the “hotel” is not supported by any staff. The digital check in failed initially. We did not receive the check in email as advised. Maybe if you book directly with Numa, not a third party like Trip, this might work. Don’t know. We rang the web site and Trip advertised phone number to get a check in email. It is disconnected. This defect is recorded in previous reviews, Does anyone read these complaints? Read the previous reviews and noted the WhatsAPP number to be found at door front. Was ready for this we thought. The WhatsAPP number only has a virtual attendant. So no verbal communication available only short text messages readable. Jumped through many hoops and eventually received our check in details on the kerb outside the hotel. Thought we would be sleeping on the street for a while. Once inside we noted the big sign in kitchen about leaving a window open when cooking. Next morning all fire alarms in the hotel section went off. A closed window somewhere perhaps. Alarm couldn’t be shut off so we evacuated with our bags like many others. Guess it must happen often due to the prominence of the sign. The experience wasn’t good and is a great example of technology making life more difficult. The quest to remove people from hospitality jobs diminishes the hospitality aspect. It also leaves no backup except for meaningless, valueless, unaccountable apologies. The communications failures and fire alarm intrusion are significant infrastructure short comings. Wouldn’t stay there again.

I arranged the trip through Trip.com for a business trip where the schedule to meet another party in Evje Moen. It turned out that they could meet a day earlier than they had previously stated. Though I offered to Home Hotel Bastion that I delete 5/26 and substitute 5/30, that was not accepted. The problem was that Trips.com would not allow it, even though I announced the request by message before I left the U.S. There should have been a provision for making a change withing a reasonable amount of time.

We checked in late at night and immediately noticed a noise in the room, similar to an electrical humming sound. As I am sensitive to noise, I soon developed a headache. I contacted the front desk, and although two staff members came to check, they said they could not hear anything and only offered soft earplugs. I also sent an email for help but never received a reply. The next day, I spoke to the front desk again, and the daytime staff kindly moved us to a higher floor. The noise was still there, though slightly less noticeable. Interestingly, it even stopped for a short while around 7 a.m. Unfortunately, the poor rest affected both my trip experience and my mood.