If you get to this part of Norway and are looking for a place to have a fine dining experience let…read morerecommend Kleivstua. You have to make reservations, but it is so worth it. We arrived during the week and were gently sent away as we had no reservations, but prior to leaving we made reservations for the upcoming Sunday evening (our last dinner in Norway). When that evening we arrived we were worried if we were given wrong information as the place looked deserted. When we entered we were warmly greeted by our host the owner Andy and told our table was waiting. Their dining room was a classic Norwegian treasure and the view...OMG!!! You could not have better ambience, just not possible. Plus, we had the place all to ourselves. We were their only guests that evening. We were told they had prepared a three course meal for us. Their dining room salad plate was mostly meat aged and fresh greens. Our main course was oven baked salmon with locally grown vegetables. And for dessert we had cream brûlée and sorbet. The wine we drank that evening was locally bottled. We even were treated to Apple juice also locally made. We were treated like kings and fed that way as well. Everything was delicious. Service was magnificent. The ambience second to none. I don't know if we will ever make it back to Norway, but if we do we will definitely return. I am giving our visit 5 stars but it deserves a TEN!!! Absolutely loved it!!! Thank you Andy!!! And thank you for the going away gifts.

I've stayed here for 3day-periods on a yearly basis in early May for 3 years now; always looking…read moreforward to return to this place! The surroundings are fantastic with a majestetic view - you simply can't stay here without visiting the viewpoint "Kings view" (only ~1,5 km walk through the forest). The food served are delicious, being based on local foodproduction, and their oliveoil (ok....not that local based!) is the best EVER!! Book your seminars here; the snack serving is superb, the service too, and the athmosphere wonderful with old, traditional furniture and -buildings.

I came to Oslo for a short visit. This budget friendly hotel is about 3 miles walking distance…read morefrom the airport. There is a shuttle bus that runs to here ($8 US) that is convenient. The staff were really nice. The breakfast buffet is one of the best and a great way to start. The room was very clean and tidy. Overall, a 5 star rating and job well done here!

I want to start out by saying this place surprised me for an airport hotel. It was a pretty good…read morestay, and we love that it is a super easy covered walk to/from the airport. Interior and rooms were clean and i felt like they were taken from an IKEA showroom. Simple and to the point, good if you are arriving later at the airport or leaving early. We would definitely stay here again. The showers were good but only had one universal soap for hair and body, which i was a little bummed but hey I think simplicity is their thing here. The beds were super comfy and felt like a big soft couch. Breakfast: definitely grab the breakfast or add it on to your plan as it is the best bang for your buck. A full hot breakfast buffet with everything you can think of. A great bang for your buck. We would definitely come here again and recommend this hotel.

We stayed here while visiting Norway for our honeymoon. Lillestrom is a great smaller town right…read moreoutside of Oslo. The Scandic was right outside the train station which made it very convenient to both the Airport as well as Oslo city center. Our room was beautiful with great views of the water and mountains. We enjoyed walking along the trails that ran next to the water. They have an amazing typical Scandic breakfast which is not to be missed. It are also right across the street from a Rema 1000 grocery store which is perfect for snack and if you are looking to save some money on food and drinks as eating out can get kind of expensive in Norway. If visiting Norway again this will be an obvious first choice for us!

Old-style hotel, modernised interior and nautical themed displays throughout. Excellent spa…read morefacilities and the glass sauna has an uninterrupted view across the fjord. The location and views are unbeatable and there are numerous outside places to enjoy a drink and relax. Rooms are small and some have balconies with a small table and a couple of chairs. It is pricey, but just 10mins stroll to Holmen Centre and a 10min taxi to Asker or Sandvika stations. Breakfast is included and there's a pretty good selection. However, food is just warm and the staff very slow at refilling empty dishes.

This is the place i stayed at when im in norway for work. At first I felt hesitant being in a…read moreforeign country but the scandic hotel makes you feel at home. The place has the ultra modern feel judging just from the lobby ea. Its wide and open with lots of couches to hang out at. The receptionist are often friendly and will help to the best of their abilities. I got one of the ordinary rooms which i was pretty content with. Theres a nice 45" flat screen TV but theres only 20 channels and 90% of it is in Norwegian. Thank god for the discovery channel which is in english. There is also a small gym that has 2 threadmills a set of dumbells and a bowflex machine. Anything would be good when its really cold outside. Cant really complain about this hotel. The free wifi is pretty fast which helps with all the facetime for your love ones. I would recommend this hotel if you are in Norway.

Booking with this hotel DIRECTLY from USA was challenging…read more Was able to get room for $250 a night with radisson membership. Check in was easy, but there may be a line. Room was cozy and bedding comfortable. Walls are thin and was fortunate there were few other guests. Some one else may have better luck than I did in how to operate TV. Free Wifi was available. Hotel restaurant was pricey. Fish & chips was $30 with 10% discount for reward members. Dish included breaded cod, small green lettuce with peas and less than crispy potatoe fries. Served less than 5 minutes after ordering. It was A-OK. As stated often, the hotel is directly across the street from airport, like a 2 or 3 minute easy walk. Very convenient for early flights. Would book again.

My wife, daughter, and I spent our last night in Norway at the Radisson Airport Hotel to make…read morecatching our early morning flight easy. One reaches the hotel by exiting the arrivals level near baggage claim 21, crossing the street, and walking down a short covered walkway. If you are arriving by train, the hotel is connected to the train station on the opposite side via a short driveway. Our adjoining rooms on the second floor overlooked the main terminal. I couldn't do any plane spotting from here, though. But just as lovely, I couldn't hear any aircraft either. The room was modern and comfortable. I would have liked a heated bathroom floor, though, like every other Norwegian hotel we stayed at on this trip. The included breakfast was excellent. I had the best scrambled eggs here at this buffet on our trip. We took the train down to Oslo for dinner and last-minute shopping. Since we had no luggage, we tried the regional train instead of the express for half the cost. It's well worth it and takes only slightly longer. When exiting the train at the airport station, walk in the opposite direction from everyone else for the quickest way back to the hotel.

Very good hotel, and not that expensive either. We booked a queen room which was sufficient since…read moreit was just myself and my husband staying in the room. The room was a bit larger than European standards, which is great since we had two large suitcases. The hotel is also in a very good location; all the major train, bus and tram stations are within walking distance. If you're staying in Oslo as a tourist I highly recommend the Oslo pass since it covers transportation within zones 1 & 2 as well as the entrance fees to most major museums.

Very nice hotel in central Oslo. The room was bigger than average for European standards. The…read morebreakfast was huge and had a lot of choices. It sure gets busy though. It's within easy walking distance to many sights and a quick walk to the waterfront. I'd highly recommend a stay here!