Historic Hotels in Norway from $128

"The hotel was thoroughly enjoyable to stay in. I signed up as a Radisson rewards member on arrival which meant my room was upgraded, so I had a room that overlooked the city. The room was quiet and comfortable, and the hotel had a good breakfast (including gluten free cake and bread). It also had a gym which had good opening times, and a restaurant which was also convenient (though perhaps expensive). Overall I would recommend. "

"Everything seemed well kept up"

"Excellent "

"It is a well run hotel. The rooms are nice and the staff is always helpful. It is close to everything in the central city that a traveler could ask for. I have stayed there three times and would not hesitate to book there again in the future. It is my preferred hotel when I am in town. DS"

"Great location close to Oslo S. Friendly staff and nice room. "

"If you’re looking for function over service, this is the place for you. Check in is via self service screens, where you’re given a card to operate the lift and open your hotel room door. There is plenty of shared space on the ground floor to work or meet new people. There are vending machines for snacks and drinks. All of it self operated. The room itself was really good value and plenty of space for just me! The bed was comfortable, the sheets and towels were clean and the location of the hotel was perfect. I would highly recommend for any young solo travellers staying for a couple of days. "

"The staff were wonderful, very kind and professional. The hotel is close and walking distance to almost every restaurant and shopping centers. It was a wonderful stay and I would definitely recommend it and stay again. "

"Calm and quite, clean and cloth to everything."

"Easy when traveling out of Oslo Airport."