In the past year I've been to Oslo twice. I stayed in this hotel, because early in the morning I left for the airport. I've stayed at the hotel Radisson, so I chose this hotel. Overall, I liked the hotel. What I liked: 1. Very convenient location: city center, near the railway station, near the main street, close to all... More

My review is based on a One-Night Stay. Arriving is as walking into a central station - this Hotel is right in the center of Oslo but seem to be a magnet to Bus Tours! It's crowded like a Hostel in Berlin or Paris. The Bar is packed with drunken Guests and Bypassers (its in the middle of the Lobby... More

This hotel has quite a lot going for it in terms of location (right by the National Theatre), ease to get to (tram 18 stops across the road) and nice enough communal areas, excellent breakfast with good food and plenty of choice, etc. However, despite the staff on reception being polite and helpful on the surface, they really do make... More

LOCATION AND COMMUNICATIONS If arriving at Gardermoen airport consider taking the airport express bus instead of the train. It does take longer than the train but the upside is it stops right outside the main entrance and all you have to do is sit on the bus. If taking the train get off at Nathionaltheateret and walk up - it's... More

Staff at the reception very polite and helpful. Radisson Blu is centrally located, you can walk to all the primary and secondary tourist sites from it. Room was spacious and clean. Breakfast was included and excellent. There were no tea/coffee making facilities in room. The internet did not work. More

Here's a hotel that's well located, has a direct bus service from the airport (Fylbussen) and has a lot going for it but blows it with terrible front desk staff and ugly rooms. Apparently if you don't know, the staff will check you in to the 20th floor where the rooms are "terrible" (front desks' words, not mine) and you... More

On a business trip and too tired to go on a walk to find a good restaurant, my colleague and I resigned ourself to what we imagined would be an OK, overpriced and entirely forgettable meal at the hotel restaurant. I have eaten in many fine restaurants and the food and service here was fantastic and the prices, while not... More

This is one of the more expensive hotels in Oslo (about 800 Euros per night) and you should expect a little extra. But there is nothing extra about this hotel. Yes the Skybar in 21 floor is great, the service is ok and the conference facilities are good, but other than that the hotel is over al a big disappointment.... More

After reading all the reviews on here about how awful the hotel is, I was very worried indeed as my partner and I had booked to stay for a week! When we got there, we were met by very friendly receptionist who gave us the choice of a room on the 19th floor with great views OR one of the... More