Hotels With Pools in Oslo County, Norway

A good choice in the morning. The brown cheese is a Norwegian specialty. You can try it. The area is not big, but overall there are many categories to choose from. But the charging socket is broken. You can choose other hotels at this price.

The location was great, and I used the rooftop spa, which I enjoyed by taking a dip in the pool next to the birch trees and enjoying the view of the city. Breakfast was also delicious, with a wide variety of options at the restaurant next to the building.

Decor is excellent and the theme of the rooms is cohesive and smart. Excellent gym but pool was an additional cost, unless you have a suite. This was a disappointment and gives the place a cheap feeling.  There were lots of additional events being held at the hotel which gave the place a noisy and overly busy feel. Often large groups of party goers waiting for lifts at night. Corridors are also quite busy and noisy. There is a feel that hotel guests are a necessary afterthought when these events are held. Staff ranged from very nice to indifferent and sometimes even disdainful.  Overall I wouldn’t describe this hotel as peaceful or a place that makes you feel at ease.

The train didn't pass, so I had to transfer to the shuttle bus. The scenery on the mountain is beautiful. The next day I walked down to the city and the scenery was good.

The room was very satisfying, and the hotel's location is excellent. I highly recommend this hotel when visiting Oslo. There's a restaurant on the top floor with a great view, though the food was just okay. The hotel breakfast is also worth trying.

An amazingly renovated modern hotel in downtown Oslo. Extremely helpful front desk agents and absolutely breathtaking morning breakfast buffet.

Among hotels of similar price in Northern Europe, this one offers the largest rooms. Jinjiang Group truly understands Chinese travelers' needs – there's a kettle! The room was clean and comfortable. Airport: There's a hotel shuttle bus that drops you right at the entrance. It takes about an hour and costs over 300 NOK, which is significantly more expensive than taking the metro. Train Station: It's one metro stop away from the train station, or about a 15-minute walk. The closest metro station is a 5-minute walk through a park. If you're catching an early train for Norway in a Nutshell, I'd recommend the Radisson near the train station for better convenience.

The night staff, girl and a man gave excellent service and a tour of the renovated part. Took good care of us. The daytime reception desk should learn how to smile. Bar staff was super nice Recommend staying at the renovated part. Kinda historical feeling. But hard to book.

The scenery is amazing! It is also very comfortable to work overtime in the common lounge at night. The room is very small and there is no elevator. It is also a very historical hotel. It is warmer and has a swimming pool. It is recommended to drive there for convenience.

Excellent location! The best in Oslo