Radisson Blu Plaza Hotel, Oslo  

Bufet del desayuno es muy bueno y completo.

Totalmente impersonal. Los empleados de recepcion o no estan motivados al servicio o simplemente actuan como robots sin la mas minima consideracion al cliente. Estuve esperando para el check in mas de 20 minutos por falta de personal en el mostrador (solo habia una persona y mas de 7 clientes en cola esperando ser atendidos y luego cuando llego un empleado mas estuvieron en conversaciones entre empleados de 5 minutos sin atender a ningun cliente.

Amplitud habitación, comodidad camas y desayuno. Junto a estaciones de tren y autobús, en zona muy céntrica. Vistas increíbles desde plantas altas.

Buenas vistas, silencio, buen bufet

La atencion del personal y sus instalaciones

Excesiva aglomeración de clientes en el desayuno buffet, aunque era explicable por tratarse de un domingo

Magnífica experiencia. Habitación bastante amplia con dos camas y sofá cama. Bien equipada. Buenas vistas. Desayuno buffet muy recomendable. Servicios gratuitos de Internet (cable y wifi), piscina climatizada, sauna y gimnasio. Ubicación ideal, junto a las teminales de bus y tren a un paso de zona comercial. El precio obtenido al reservar con booking nos pareció óptimo. Niños menores de 17 años gratis usando las camas existentes (2 camas y un sofá cama grande).

We loved Oslo and found this hotel to be a great value. The staff were extremely helpful and pleasant and the breakfast will blow your mind. The location can be considered convenient since it is directly in front of the train and bus stations. But beware! While lovely, Oslo is rough around the edges and this location seems to be the center of this roughness. For all of you that know the usa, think greyhound bus station area. There were a plethora of shady characters, homeless, and drug addicts. While we didn't see drug activity per se, I can believe the other posts that mention seeing people shooting up. We did see many blitzed out of their minds. We even saw a police chase (on foot) directly in front of the hotel (the 3 being chased ran right past us). So yes, it's convenient to get to the bus/train/airport - but we'd recommend staying closer to the castle, or if looking at a map, anywhere behind the castle. The neighborhoods are lovely and family friendly. We felt unsafe at our hotel at night. Also recommended - the sculpture gardens and the 2 hour Oslo boat trip (guides at hotel/departs from the city hall Pier 3). It was the highlight of our trip and gave us a unique taste of Norwegian culture. The young woman guide was excellent. Very, very informative and savored. Also, gardens abound. The city is alive - we get the impression that Norwegians really know how to party! But the days hold much for families with children. We would love to return. One last tip: the city is very expensive. We were surprised at just how so. We believe more so than Paris or even ny. A small bottled water at a 7- eleven was about 5 dollars. The parks are free, though.

Safety/surrounding activity - see above

Staff were friendly and helpful

Price - room was reasonable but bills around it were ridiculous

Great parking leaving the key. Nice room and nice view from our room at floor 25. Great distance to Oslo City.

Breakfast-facilities was horrible. It was 20min queue and had to wait 20 more for emty milk/juice/bacon/etc

Radisson Blu Plaza Hotel Oslo is a great hotel, great location, great view from this 35 floor.

Location to Oslo Central station + link to pub serving food.

Little bit expensive on week days.

The location and quality of the hotel

The staff were Attentive to the child in our group and gave her a coloring book. We were given a spacious room on the 30th floor so had a wonderful panorama of the city. Anytime I called reception my call was answered in 3 rings and help always successfully given

The swimming pool does not have an attendant and it is up 2 flights on a winding staircase which could be a challenge for young children and the less mobile. The rooms were a bit dated but clean.