The best hotels Oslo

This hotel is very well located and surrounded by many restaurants and shops. Clean and decorated in a traditional and comfortable way, the establishment offers rooms of all types but also beds in dormitories for men and women. It is an ideal solution to enjoy all the pleasures of the city centre on a small or medium budget! If the place is not too warm, it is functional and brings all the necessary comfort for a stay in the capital. A good value for money that will allow you to make the most of the city centre.

Once upon a time, there was another inn on the border between town and nature. In an idyllic setting, just a stone's throw from the Oslo-Marka forest and Maridalsvannet lake, this establishment, renovated in 2017, will delight lovers of the great outdoors and hikers alike. The premises and rooms are modern and comfortable, and the atmosphere is relaxed. Billiards, table tennis and board games are available to liven up evenings. Trains, streetcars and buses are close by, allowing you to reach the city center in just 30 minutes!

Formerly Ellingsens Pensjonat, this charming house has been freshly redecorated in a very cosy style with warm colours, and is located in a quiet and chic neighbourhood. Well equipped rooms with free internet connection, kettle, tea, coffee, hair dryer, TV and mini fridge. The rooms are bright and the beds are comfortable. Public transport (tram, bus) to the city centre is only a few steps away, making it an ideal place to rest after a day in the hectic streets of the capital!

This Art Deco-style luxury hotel is the capital's new gem. Located right in the city center, in the middle-class district of Frogner, it occupies the former headquarters of the Oslo Electricity Company. In addition to 231 rooms, guests can also enjoy a spa, gym, rooftop pool and a host of bars and restaurants. For those who want even more privacy, the Villa Incognito, adjacent to the hotel, is an outbuilding with 11 suites and as many different spaces reserved for its occupants.

The Clarion Hotel Oslo opened in 2019 in the young district of Bjørvika. Clarion is one of the first hotels to move to this new extension of the city centre. The location is very promising, and the Clarion's ambition is equal to the challenge. Between the Barcode, the Opera House, the new Munch Museum and the new Deichman Library there are 255 rooms and suites with a purely Nordic design. It is also the very first hotel in the Nordic countries to hire an Art Concierge to look after its contemporary art gallery open to the public.

Situated at the crossroads between central Oslo and the island of Bygdøy, this hotel is perfect for both those who love the hustle and bustle of the city and those who love the peace and quiet of the countryside. Only minutes from the beach and the heart of the city, the hotel offers carefully decorated rooms in pastel tones and a very Scandinavian style. Renowned for its nature, Bygdøy is also the island of museums! A godsend for those who hope to vary their activities as much as possible! Fitness room, hearty breakfast. Free internet connection. Check-in 3pm.

On the station square, this imposing pastel-red building, rich in history, has been home to the Amerikalinjen since 2019. This hotel echoes the Norwegian America Line, founded in 1910 in the same building, which transported Norwegians to America. Inside, you'll find a highly successful blend of American and Norwegian design. Rooms are bright and luxurious, whatever the standard. Reflecting the Norwegian and American mentalities, the atmosphere is healthy and casual. On-site brasserie, bar, restaurant and jazz club.

An ultra-central, comfortable youth hostel! The ideal place to stay to discover the city without wasting too much time on public transport and without compromising on comfort. The hostel offers private double or family rooms and dormitories from 2 to 12 beds for smaller budgets. You can pay extra for bed linen and towels, and there's a launderette (for a fee) in the hostel and a kitchen available. Suitcases can be left at reception for exploring the city.