Oslo Gamle Oslo Hotels

The location is super convenient, 2 min and 10 min walk from metro and Oslo Sentral Station respectively. But the district is full of immigrants especially from the Middle East. Worthy to mention that the area around is quiet old and dirty. The room is well equipped with kitchen facilities that we can cook the meal in the evening. The lobby has a receptionist handling requests.

Would recommend to group travelers. It's also important to remember the location provided on this app is not the location of your room but your office. I need to walk for another 10 minutes to get to where I stayed, so pls don't choose this place if you have heavy luggage with you. Otherwise the environment is very nice. It's close to the Munch Museum and Opera House, and too far away from the train station. The apartment is very spacious with a full on kitchen, washer and balcony. But please also remember to bring your own shampoo, because it's not provided here.

The location near the station and in general is quite close to the main attractions, but the area itself is quite migrant and it is not always comfortable, unfortunately. Also big minus that there is no air conditioning system, but only ventilation, on a hot day apartments are heated quite heatfully. Operational support via WhatsApp, washing machine directly in the apartments, fully served kitchen

Good location, good staff , large room but the sofa in the is placed right under the TV. Cleanliness rated 85%, because seems slow and we had to wait for approximately 2hrs before getting into the room. Every other things were fine.

The location was excellent....close to downtown plus there was an interesting restaurant area behind the hotel that bordered the Akerselva (?) River. However, many of these restaurants were large and did not appeal to me for this reason (see below). It was also an easy walk to Oslo Central Station. The hotel itself was appealing - with a nicely decorated lobby. I was disappointed with the service from the Front Desk staff, who were busy with ”reception related” tasks and had little time to discuss areas of interest in the City. Often there was no one at the front desk. Also, the bar/restaurant attached to the hotel did not open until the evening, and while there were restaurants close by, many of these were large open spaces and not ”warm”

It can't be called a hotel, it's more like a B&B. The advantages of the hotel are that it is very close to the subway station, just across the road, 200 meters from point to point, and this subway station is only 2 stops away from Oslo Railway Station. The price is also very cheap (this price is very cost-effective in Northern Europe). The room has a small refrigerator, kitchen, and microwave, although we didn't use it. The shower room is separated into dry and wet areas, and the water pressure is sufficient, so it's very comfortable to take a shower. As for the disadvantages, the fire alarm suddenly rang at 8 o'clock in the evening, which was very harsh and heart-pounding. Check-in is self-service by phone, including paying a deposit and activating the room card. The store is not bad. Asked a few of us if we need twin beds, and later gave us a duplex with two large beds on the upper and lower floors. However, this room requires a very narrow staircase, which is inconvenient with large luggage, and every time the door downstairs is closed, it seems as if someone is pushing our door, so it is not recommended for girls to stay (maybe I am timid), if it is a man, you can consider it. The room number is 124B for reference. Also, remember to separate the sheets and other items when checking out, and throw away the garbage. Attached picture instructions.

The hotel is very warm and the front desk is very good. fully equipped. The breakfast is particularly delicious. It is all like to eat. It is not too far from the station to walk. Overall it is very convenient.