Hotel berhampiran Seaview point, Oslo

It is a rare find to come across a hotel as wonderful as the Att Revier. I stayed for five nights in September for a work trip with a some time to explore Oslo while I was there. The location is perfect, the rooms are clean tastefully decorated and well equipped but what stands out is the staff. Everyone was extremely helpful but particular thanks is given to Wilhem and to Hakon. Having stayed at similar concept hotels with apps and no reception it was a pleasant surprise to see how engaged the staff were. My only regret is that I didn't get to check out all the in-house restaurant options or the rooftop Yoga class. It was an added bonus to have laundry facilities and a really cool lobby and workspace to spend the mornings with great coffee. I hope to return one day with my family to this wonderful gem of a place.

知名的挪威連鎖飯店 離中央車站很近是最大優點 房間大且舒適 但整體飯店設施並非最新癮的 好處： 豐盛的早餐 大廳有免費水果與咖啡機， 熱茶可使用； 對於寒冷的北歐是一個好處； 離車站近是最大好處 壞處： 電梯不多 設備較有年代感 但房間基本上算新

This hotel is well located to explore Oslo. The breakfast buffet is large, varied and excellent. The staff are friendly, but could be better informed to help guests with their questions. Rooms are relatively spacious with a. funky modern decor but aren’t cleaned unless guests request it. The included dinner can be hit or miss in terms of quality, quantity and service. Overall, a good, not a great, choice.

The hotel is located at the Western end of the Karl Johnson street /belt, about 8 to 10 minutes from the Olso central train station. It is nearer to the Royal Palace and the Akershus Festning (fortress) and further away from the Oslo Opera house. The restaurant only open for breakfast and do not serve dinner. Still, there are many restaurants and convenience stores within walking distance. Check-in is efficient as with all Norway hotels. The breakfast is excellent, although the selections remain the same. Overall, it is a good hotel to stay in Oslo.

I used this hotel as a transit photography base between flights from Reyk and to NYC. The trick is you use the airport train to National Theatre and the Bolt app to book an electric scooter. You can cradle a luggage in front of you against the pike and do all your downtown photography without losing much time. I had 12midnight until 11:00am and I got a lot done. Good luck space ranger.

Went for a concert- hotel was clean beds were comfortable and shower was hot breakfast was awesome the tv in room didn’t connect though the only down side. I would definitely stay again

Location wise, it is 10mins by bus from the central train station. However, the hotel is located in a rather rough neighborhood (you will see the area around is a little bit dirtier, with more graffiti …). Otherwise, the staff was nice and friendly. The room is nice and spacious.

Hotel is good quality, good location, staff are nice. But the most important thing of this hotel is that they feed you a GOOD breakfast and dinner, with tea and cakes in the afternoon as well. This is important because food in Oslo is EXPENSIVE and difficult to find. You might look at the cost for a night, whatever it is, and think ”Ah, too high, I'll pick a cheaper place”. But eating in Oslo either means 7/11 hot dogs, or meals that will set you back 20-30 euro per person. For every person who stays at the hotel, you say up to 50 euros in the cost of feeding that person, unless you want to exist off of sandwiches and hot dogs. Consier that when buying. Breakfast was a traditional Norwegian meal with all types of good breads, jams, cheeses, fish, plus yoghurt, cereal, eggs, bacon, croissants, and more. Lots of it was quite uniquely Norwegian. Dinner had delicious meat, potato, soup, bread and veggies. Seemed fairly Norwegian. Warning, it was the same each night though. My friend and I found both very delicious, I could not imagine somebody complaining about either, unless they stayed for a full week, by which I could imagine getting tired of the food by the end. Eat well at these two meals, and all you'll need to spend money on food during the day is perhaps a sandwich. Norwegian food is ”meh”, you're not missing out on anything by not eating out. Other reviews can tell you about the hotel itself, it's a nice hotel, same as nice hotels anywhere, including many others in Oslo. But not having to worry about food was by far the biggest relief, and made this unique. Consider that when picking hotels, because picking a hotel thats 30 euro cheaper a night won't be worth it if they don't offer breakfast or dinner.

There is a huge wall in the middle of the room which is blocking the view, at night there is constant humming from the AC / machine which is causing me awake at 3 in the morning and the mattress is way so soft that it didn't really support my back.

Bit outside of town but a 30 minute bus trip gets you near the front door. Super friendly staff. Quiet and close to nice trails.