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Oslo was easy to get around-except for a ferry ride to the ‘museum peninsula’-we walked everywhere. It seemed very safe and was clean. The residents almost all spoke English and were very helpful to tourists. The 6 museums we visited were very interesting. The museums on Bygdøy are worth the visit. We also spent quite a bit of time in the Resistance Museum at Akershus Fortress. There were a lot of American fast food restaurants. The prices were more expensive than what we are used to seeing. The Egon Restaurant was one we ate at more than once.

Mini bar was stocked with water, snacks and liquor. I was able to store an extra bag while I made a short trip. Helpful staff and willing to please. Loved the quick access from the airport terminal.

Geilo is stunning!! Brilliant ski resort to take our kids for their first ski trip. Pistes were excellent, good selection of greens, blues and reds. Staff were friendly, ski instructors fantastic! Definitely recommended. The train journey in was a bonus!

Spiralen is a must, even if you need a taxi - great views from the top after a drive through a feat of engineering. Walks along the river are very pleasant and a couple of museums are worth visiting, especially on Saturday when they are free entry ! Excellent transport links to other parts of South East Norway and Oslo

Lillestrom is fundamentally an uninteresting location from a tourist's perspective. Probably quite comfortable for local residents. There is little to do or see for tourists. If you require accommodation close to the conference centre, then this is a good alternative to the expensive hotel accommodation

I was very happy with a friendly and helpful hotel reception and a well informed manager. I had been upgraded to a better room at their initiative. Happy with that! And a very good breakfast - much more than I need in the morning. Great location for a ski vacatiion with ski area shuttlebus stopping close by if you need it. You can take your last run all the way down close to the hotel. Good local restaurants and bars very close by - less than a minute out the door. The hotel used to be the local hub before new construction at the resort base was developed. I have skied and arranged many ski trips with friends and colleagues to Hemsedal since 1986, staying at the hotel on several occasions and have many good memories from after ski and dinners at the hotel amongst the other possibilities "downtown" Hemsedal.

This was my first time in Fredrikstad and my stay was for business travel. The area is friendly, has modern charm, and had plenty of shops and restaurants to explore. I hope to return again and stay longer on a personal schedule with my wife to enjoy more of the area.

The location of the hotel is located in walking distance from many resturants in the middle of thr city. The hotel has reserved parkingspots included in the stay. The room is big and the beds are very comfortable. The breakfast is exelent and the staff is wonderful. I give it 10 out of10.

Halden is a magical hidden gem in Norway. It has the best of all worlds. Ancient ruins, castle walls, cobblestone streets, canals, mountains, forests and wildflowers the size of skyscrapers! Not to mention the raggar culture! Halden... a hidden gem

Easy to move around at the centre on foot or by tram. 3 days are enough to see many things in the centre and also take a boat around the small islands. Many great places to grab a coffee or something to eat. Lovely and clean city. Only drawback is the high cost on everything.