This budget hotel is 270 yards from Oslo Central Train Station. It has brightly decorated rooms with free Wi-Fi access. Karl Johans gate shopping street is only 500 ft away.
Located in Oslo’s bustling city center, this 37-story hotel features a state-of-the-art gym, a rooftop restaurant and modern rooms with free Wi-Fi. Oslo Central Station is 328 feet away.
This modern, central Oslo hotel is just 5 minutes’ walk from Karl Johan shopping street. It offers free Wi-Fi, a bar in the 24-hour reception and self check-in and functional rooms with quality beds.
This central hotel is just 328 feet from the National Gallery and Oslo’s main shopping street, Karl Johans Gate. Free WiFi and a popular in-house restaurant is available.
Karl Johan Hotel is located in the heart of Oslo, right on the city’s main street, offering easy walking access to shopping, transportation, cultural attractions, the Parliament, the Royal Palace, and...
Located in central Oslo, K7 Hotel Oslo offers stylish rooms, just 984 feet from Karl Johans gate shopping street. Free WiFi is featured throughout the property.
This hotel offers good-value accommodations just a few steps from the shops, restaurants and cafés of Karl Johans gate, Oslo’s main street. Oslo Central Station is only 820 ft away.
Steven
United Kingdom
Excellent breakfast, great location in city centre.
Featuring a balcony on the high floor facing the harbor, this hotel is a centrally located hotel, just a 3 minute walk from the Oslo Central Station.
Dr Bianka
United States of America
Great location! We stayed in a family room, which was spacious and had a minimalist, clean design—plus, no carpets! The hotel offers a convenient self-check-in system where you swipe your own room keys. The location is fantastic, just a few minutes' walk to the train station and the main street.
The hotel also has an amazing breakfast buffet and a 24-hour kiosk offering smoothies, drinks, sandwiches, and snacks. The bar and reception are staffed 24/7, which is a nice touch. During our stay, we had an issue with the heating, which stopped working halfway through our visit. However, the staff was very responsive and, although they couldn't fix the problem, they provided us with portable heaters to ensure we were comfortable.
Would definitely stay here again!
Welcome to Saga Hotel Oslo; BW Premier Collection. This design boutique hotel is 1640 feet from the Royal Palace and guests can enjoy amenities such as a sleek lobby bar, free WiFi and modern rooms.
Friendly staff, great breakfast, good location. Oslo ❤️
This stylish hotel is 1476 feet from Oslo Central Station and the main street, Karl Johans gate. It offers a roof terrace, a complimentary light evening meal and free gym access.
Breakfast amazing. The light dinners were fabulous
This hotel is just a 10-minute walk from Oslo Central Train Station and the main street, Karl Johans gate. Guests enjoy free tea/coffee and free access to the lobby internet computer.
Rooms were very cosy. Very comfy beds.
Breakfast was amazing.
Located in Oslo’s bustling city center, this 37-story hotel features a state-of-the-art gym, a rooftop restaurant and modern rooms with free Wi-Fi. Oslo Central Station is 328 feet away.
Location was excellent.
Justin was superb in breakfast hall
This hotel is by the Aker River, directly opposite Nydalen Metro Station. Oslo city center is a 10-minute metro ride away. Guests can enjoy free WiFi and fitness center access.
Clean, tidy, comfortable and a good breakfast even for coeliacs
This hotel offers good-value accommodations just a few steps from the shops, restaurants and cafés of Karl Johans gate, Oslo’s main street. Oslo Central Station is only 820 ft away.
Good location and great breakfast! Very convenient!
This hotel is conveniently located only 328 feet from Oslo Central Station and 984 feet from Oslo Opera House. A large breakfast buffet and a restaurant are featured.
Location, cleanliness, quality of fitting and food.
Scandic Sjølyst is located in Oslo, a 5-minute walk from Skøyen Train Station. It offers a popular buffet breakfast and rooms with wooden floors and free Wi-Fi access.
Lovely modern room with comfortable bed and shower.
Located in the Gamle Oslo district in Oslo, Super Stay Hotel, Oslo offers 3-star rooms with free WiFi. The property is close to Oslo Bus Terminal, Rockefeller Music Hall and Oslo Spektrum Music Arena.
Located conveniently in the center of Oslo, Camillas Hus has free WiFi throughout the property, a restaurant and free private parking for guests who drive.
Perfect little hide away in beautiful surroundings
Just 4 minutes’ drive from Holmenkollen Ski Jump, this hotel is 2953 feet from Voksenkollen Metro Station. It offers free WiFi, along with free access to the gym.
My apartment in other place, what I ordered before))))
This hotel is 3 minutes’ walk from Oslo’s main shopping street, Karl Johans Gate. It offers free WiFi and bright rooms with a smart TV and heated bathroom floors.
Great location, well equipped rooms, good breakfast.
The elegant Hotel Continental is centrally located in Oslo, only 492 feet from Oslo’s main street, Karl Johan. It is the only 5-star hotel in Norway, and offers free in-room Internet access.
Very good breakfast and a perfect location in Oslo
Featuring rooms with a in-built sound system and private balcony, The Thief is a design boutique hotel on Tjuvholmen in Oslo. The promenade of Aker Brygge is within 5 minutes’ walk.
Great location. Breakfast was superb. Excellent bar.
In central Oslo, this hotel is 320 yards from Nationaltheatret Metro Station and Karl Johans Gate shopping street. It features rooms with free Wi-Fi access, flat-screen TVs and tea/coffee facilities.
Fantastic breakfast, lovely room, very helpful staff 😁
This central yet quiet hotel is next to Stortinget and Oslo's main street, Karl Johans Gate. Guests can enjoy free WiFi internet access and a popular breakfast buffet.
staff and breakfast were excelent
room was very spacious
This central hotel is just 328 feet from the National Gallery and Oslo’s main shopping street, Karl Johans Gate. Free WiFi and a popular in-house restaurant is available.
Pretty much everything about the hotel and the city!
This stylish hotel is 328 ft from Karl Johans Gate, Oslo Central Station and Oslo Cathedral.
Great room, perfect location and amazing breakfast
FAQs about hotels in Oslo
On average, 3-star hotels in Oslo cost $123 per night, and 4-star hotels in Oslo are $188 per night. If you're looking for something really special, a 5-star hotel in Oslo can be found for $365 per night, on average (based on Booking.com prices).
The average price per night for a 3-star hotel in Oslo this weekend is $230 or, for a 4-star hotel, $273. Looking for something even fancier? 5-star hotels in Oslo for this weekend cost around $474 per night, on average (based on Booking.com prices).
On average, it costs $189 per night to book a 3-star hotel in Oslo for tonight. You'll pay around $276 if you choose to stay in a 4-star hotel tonight, while a 5-star hotel in Oslo will cost around $456, on average (based on Booking.com prices).
Spreading for hundreds of miles from the mouth of the Oslofjord, Oslo is the largest city by area in Europe and is liberally covered in pristine forests rising up into the outlying hills. South of the unassuming city hall lies a vibrant waterfront known as Aker Brygge, which in summer is full of bustling outdoor restaurants and bars.
For the prettiest buildings head to affluent inner-city suburbs of Frogner and Fagerborg, or admire the traditional Scandinavian wooden houses of Bygdøy and Holmenkollen. Monumental buildings include the Royal Palace which runs daily tours and the Akershus Festning, which is a medieval castle that also served as a military base and provides impressive views of the Oslofjord. Oslo City Hall, or rådhus, offers even more distinctive architecture and it is the location of the Nobel Peace Prize ceremony.
Nature is never far away in Oslo which is ringed by an archipelago of islands which are extremely popular in summer. Hiking, kayaking and sailing are all easily achievable within the city limits. Just as popular are the many museums. The national Museum houses Edvard Munch’s famous painting The Scream and Viking Ship Museum containing long-lost relics from Norway’s Viking past.
From downtown Sentrum to the Oslo Airport Gardermoen to the stunning statues in Frogner Park, Booking.com has over 80 hotels and other accommodations available.
it is a nice city to see with its cultural, historical and...
it is a nice city to see with its cultural, historical and gastronomic features. other than the historical places, museums and well-known attractions, we recommend to visit the salmon restaurant both for a meal and for gaining information about salmon and its place in food resources of the world. floating sauna experience was awesome too. hovedoya island was a peaceful place to take a walk in silence.
Yunus
Turkey
Scored 6.0
6.0
Transport from the airport was easy by train, with fair...
Transport from the airport was easy by train, with fair pricing. The hotel was nice and central and cheap. A very pleasant clean and modern city with lots of shops to choose from. Sadly an expensive city for food and alcohol, but I am told Norway overall is very expensive.
Aston
United Kingdom
Scored 10
10
As a matter of fact I liked everything in Oslo.
As a matter of fact I liked everything in Oslo. The Radhus, The national museum. Akers Fortress. A walk through Karl Johann and around the Palace. Pity that the Dronningens garden was closed. The Opera house is a beautiful architecture.The Grand Central Train Station was well up to my expectation. The weather was just good.
The fish and chips in The Scotsman was great.
Good to get around on foot.
Björk
Iceland
Scored 8.0
8.0
I had a very short trip and didn't get to explore much.
I had a very short trip and didn't get to explore much. I would like to see the more musuems there next trip! The Reptile museum was very small but quite interesting. The Street Market food has a nice mixed of Asian, Middle Eastern & Western dishes. The old part of town has lots of nice eating places. Will try to do another trip in summer!
Klepsvik
Scored 8.0
8.0
The customer service is bad /good.
The customer service is bad /good. During check in, we requested for a quiet room. The lady at the reception gave us a room next to the road and we had to bear with cars and shouting by some drunkard. We requested for change of room and the guy at the reception gave us a quiet room. Strange why we were not given the quiet room at the beginning.
Susan Lui
Singapore
Scored 10
10
We thought five days would've been enough, but 7 days...
We thought five days would've been enough, but 7 days would've been better. We like museums, and made use of the Oslo Pass: it was one card that was good for 72 hours and allowed free public trams and buses (maybe subway too, but I think not) plus discounted entry to everything we liked. The City Hall is always free, so we went there our first day (the first 24 hours) using the other public transport card called the Ruter, which we bought at 7-11 in the train station--it is so much simpler than to have to pay on board plus a 20 kroner use fee each time you board--you need to work out your planned rides to see if it's worth it. We did the KOK sauna across from the Opera: (be sure and walk on the opera roof at night); we had booked the 1-1/2 hour shared sauna & met two other tourist groups. It was fun to meet other tourists & get their ideas. A restaurant called Egon, on Karl Johans Gate, was way cool--relaxing atmosphere. Walking around anywhere felt safe & it was fun to explore Kvadraturen, near our hotel. Website oppdagkvadraturen.no/en was a great website for architecture and history of Old Oslo.
Ann
United States of America
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Excellent stay - hotel and staff brilliant - our rooms were upgraded when we checked in so that always adds to the experience. Fabulous location away from the city centre - this was the 4th and final hotel / apartment of our tour of southern Norway and purposely chosen to be "a bit different" - certainly did not disappoint on that front. The nearby Ski museum was a highlight - the view from the top of the Ski Jump is breath taking, but confirmed my opinion of Ski Jumpers - they are truly mad!
Liked the price/quality and the overall vibe. There is also a social hub, where you can play games and meet new people. Right near the hotel, there is a supermarket, where you can buy breakfast (the supermarket is not working on Sundays). I liked the location as well, but a bit far away from the city centre.
According to the price it was worth it and very well and nice. I wasn't expecting to be this clean and nice cosy bedrooms. The funny thing is the beds were comfier than the ones in 5 star hotels.😂
It’s perfectly located for Oslo train station/transport links & city centre. The staff were all lovely & helpful. The hotel is well looked after & clean with plenty of facilities.
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