We were overcharged by the Thon Hotel group. Sadly, their senior management failed to respond to the complaints I raised with them. Not what one would expect. Best to avoid! more

A cheaper alternative to a VERY expensive city, it is located very centrally yet away from the noise and the bustle.The reception area definitely needs renovation/redecoration, but the rooms are spacious, and the beds are EXTREMELY comfortable..(As I stayed at another Thon hotel too, I think they all get their beds from the same place since in both hotels the... more

The Hotel Munch is a comfortable hotel. I had a single room, which was just that - very bijou! The rooms are compact and basic, but have everything you need. There is no restaurant for evening meals, but the city centre is a short walk away, with a wealth of food available. If you're in Oslo for the culture, it's... more

If you look at the hotel website ([--]) you could be forgiven for thinking that this is a budget hotel but in the 'Travelodge' style - all Ikea minimalism and laminate flooring. In reality, this is a bit of an 80's style dark wood and fraying carpets type of place. However, I do think it's about the cheapest you'll get... more

We stayed at this hotel for three nights at the start of September. Prices in Oslo are huge and I was unsure what this budget hotel would be like ('budget' can imply low standards!). I am pleased to say I was very impressed. Whilst not huge both the bedroom and the bathroom were good sizes. The location was perfect -... more

We stayed here on a Saturday night in April en route to a skiing holiday. The main priority was for a good night's sleep and after reading some of the other reviews about how noisy the centre of Oslo can be on a Saturday night we opted for the Thon Hotel Munch. I was very glad we did because the... more

We stayed at this hotel for two nights (June 18 & 19) in Room #806. This was near the top floor and faced the city. It was quiet even though it was necessary to leave the window open for air. The price was 895 NOK (151 US$)for two, including a very good breakfast-all the usual including meatballs, sausage, liver pate,... more

I was pleased with the price of the Hotel Munch and the reviews didn't seem bad so I went ahead and booked. I was very glad I did! It's not right directly in the city center, but the tourist part of Oslo is quite small and easily walkable, and the hotel is not far from a subway stop. It is... more

This hotel is on a hill, so be aware if you are carrying things. It is modern and well appointed, and reasonably priced by Norwegian standards. though Oslo is rated as one of the most expensive cities in the world! Breakfast is included and is on the premises and ready by 6.30, which this early bird appreciated. It is within... more