Hotels With Pools in Oslo County, Norway

A good choice in the morning. The brown cheese is a Norwegian specialty. You can try it. The area is not big, but overall there are many categories to choose from. But the charging socket is broken. You can choose other hotels at this price.

The overall location is good, right in the city center. It takes about 15 minutes to walk to the train station. The exterior and lobby area are nice. The room is average. Anyway, the room we stayed in has average facilities, not like a five-star hotel. The service is good.

A beautiful room but experienced a number of disappointments. Hotel guests must pay a supplement daily charge to use the swimming pools AND book at designated time slot. I have NEVER experienced this at any hotel anywhere in the world. I was in a premium room, but this policy applies to all guests, which I think is awful. It was also impossible to get a spa appointment during my stay. Zero preference given to hotel guests. I strongly suggest you book spa treatments at least a week in advance of your arrival. Also, there is no turndown service, unusual for a highly priced 5* hotel. Housekeeping also finishes very early, or isn’t interested in guests who don’t align with their schedule. I had to work in my room but left at 2:45pm and it was not cleaned despite signalling the room needed making up. The reception team were polite, but chaotic. Generally, the hotel restaurants seem more focused on catering to outside guests, which is a shame.

The train didn't pass, so I had to transfer to the shuttle bus. The scenery on the mountain is beautiful. The next day I walked down to the city and the scenery was good.

The room was very satisfying, and the hotel's location is excellent. I highly recommend this hotel when visiting Oslo. There's a restaurant on the top floor with a great view, though the food was just okay. The hotel breakfast is also worth trying.

I had a fantastic time at Clarion Hotel: The Hub in Oslo. The rooms were large, clean, and quiet. I was on the 12th floor and navigating around the hotel was easy. Everything from check-in, to using facilities, to getting around the city was made better by staying here. The hotel has a small pool, two gym areas, and two saunas on the basement floor which were all great to use. The facilities were clean and modern. Even though the facilities are on the smaller side, it was never too busy that you couldn't use them. I used the gym, pool, and sauna every day, at different times of the day, and it was never too crowded. Finally, this hotel has one of the most incredible breakfast buffets I've ever experienced. The food is SO good and I'm so grateful that there were options for both meat eaters and vegans too. Overall a 10/10 experience.

Among hotels of similar price in Northern Europe, this one offers the largest rooms. Jinjiang Group truly understands Chinese travelers' needs – there's a kettle! The room was clean and comfortable. Airport: There's a hotel shuttle bus that drops you right at the entrance. It takes about an hour and costs over 300 NOK, which is significantly more expensive than taking the metro. Train Station: It's one metro stop away from the train station, or about a 15-minute walk. The closest metro station is a 5-minute walk through a park. If you're catching an early train for Norway in a Nutshell, I'd recommend the Radisson near the train station for better convenience.

The night staff, girl and a man gave excellent service and a tour of the renovated part. Took good care of us. The daytime reception desk should learn how to smile. Bar staff was super nice Recommend staying at the renovated part. Kinda historical feeling. But hard to book.

The scenery is amazing! It is also very comfortable to work overtime in the common lounge at night. The room is very small and there is no elevator. It is also a very historical hotel. It is warmer and has a swimming pool. It is recommended to drive there for convenience.

Excellent location! The best in Oslo