3-Star Hotels in Oslo County, Norway

It was a bit of a walk from the station, but still within walking distance. The room was clean and stylish. What I liked most was having a bathtub, though it felt a bit gritty, so I had to clean it myself before using it, perhaps because it's not used often. There was no kettle or cups provided, so it was good that I brought my own. The room was a bit dim due to limited lighting. The power outlets were conveniently located by the bedside.

Great location and easy to use self service including check in.. luggage storage and lockers. We arrived early and the inner city was very walkable. The luggage storage room is a little bit exposed for our comfort but I think this is the norm in Scandinavia. Rooms are very small so a lot of people spend time in the communal areas. Room could have been cleaner.. shower was not the best. From a value perspective.... Scandinavia is expensive no matter how you look at it. I think it youre not going to spend time r3laxing in a hotel room than city box is great.

The room was just okay. I really disliked the bright red curtains; they felt quite basic. The table inside seemed flimsy, like it couldn't hold anything heavy. I booked a room with breakfast included, but it turns out it wasn't a proper breakfast—just a sandwich, yogurt, or coffee from the front desk. The prices here are shocking; a cup of coffee is 55, a banana is 15, a yogurt is 59, and a sandwich is around 100. A simple breakfast can easily cost several hundred. Norway's prices really make you hesitant to spend money. The hotel is a ten-minute walk from the train station and close to a shopping mall. However, if you're pulling a big suitcase, getting to the hotel involves walking up a steep hill, which is quite a struggle. The area around is also under construction and a bit messy. Overall, Oslo, Norway, was just very average.

The location was good. The checkin was quick. But we were given a room on the top floor with sloped roof over the bed. It was difficult to walk around that side of the bed. That was the only down side.

The hotel's location is very central, with all the city's attractions within walking distance, right next to the busiest pedestrian street. However, it's a bit far from the station. On the day I arrived, dragging my luggage from the station on a slippery road, it took me a while to find it. There's construction happening next door and across the street, which slightly affects the view. The room isn't large, but it's fine for one person. Breakfast was also decent.

The staff were very friendly and helpful, and the location is quite convenient, but the room was by far the smallest hotel room I have ever stayed in. It is genuinely difficult to move around: basically, you can either stand or lie on the bed. There is no space to properly open a large suitcase. Everything is extremely compact — the room itself, the bed, the sink and the bathroom area. For one night it can work, especially if you travel very light, but for two people with luggage it feels very cramped. During our stay, the hotel was also undergoing some renovation work. The flooring in the lobby was being replaced, so the common areas were quite dusty and dirty, and the corridors on the floors also looked messy. However, I understand that this is a temporary situation caused by the renovation rather than the hotel’s usual standard of cleanliness. On the positive side, the service was excellent and the staff were very pleasant. Overall, I would recommend this hotel mainly for a short stay if location and price are more important to you than space and comfort.

i had an amazing experience at this apartment. the room was very clean, spacious and comfortable . The location was perfect. I truly enjoyed my stay and would definitely come back again. Highly recommended for anyone looking for comfort !

Stayed 2 nights. Located in front of a tram station which is very convenient to go to the main train station ; 2 stops away. Nearby park is nice. Serene environment. Good size room, large wall hung TV. Enjoyed the buffet breakfast !

The location is excellent, directly connected to the train station. However, sometimes the mall doors are closed, and if you don't have a room key, you can't get in. You have to walk around the mall to find an entrance, though it might just be because we're unfamiliar with the area. There's a large supermarket right in the train station, making travel, shopping, and dining very convenient. Since we arrived before check-in time, we could only store our luggage. The luggage room is small and unsupervised. The room itself is not very spacious; opening two large suitcases made it feel crowded. My travel companion disliked the mirror facing the bed, but thankfully it could be rotated. The overall lighting was a bit dim, and the bathroom wasn't huge, but at least the shower had a door. Breakfast is served at a partner restaurant across the street, and the variety is quite good: bread, cakes, biscuits, cold cuts, meatballs, and drinks. The cured salmon was a bit too salty, but overall it was decent.

I have told myself to manage my expectation as it’s 3-star hotel after all. But it’s Norway so I am a bit more critical than if it were hotels in other countries. The location is ok, not too much in the city centre but close enough to work to touristic places. The service of staff is really hit and miss: some staff are really good and helpful. I told one of the staff in the morning that I wanted my room to be vacuumed as it was not cleaned properly (if at all) when I checked in the previous day. I would expect an apology but the staff just shrug and said ok. The breakfast is the savour of their 3-star. Plenty of choices, well decorated restaurant, staff are efficient in refilling food and drinks. The room is a standard 3-star, the balcony is a bonus. Overall it’s acceptable with this price in Oslo.