The style was damn amazing, and the staff very Nice to us. The room was unique and I quite liked it Even though the ceiling was unusually low. The beds were so comfortable and it was all so cozy! Extra plus because of the cute little window out into the street breakfast could have been better but we all understand it was more difficult because of the corona restrictions
This one star - and I have to select a star - is for the receptionist Hussein (sorry if I spelled it wrongly)!
He said the hotel will be renovated in September - I said: it should have been closed down already - it's old, it's rundown, it's dirty, it's not worth any kind of money.
In addition to the VERY bad condition of the hotel a sewer broke around midnight, a truck came to pump down the sewerage - you don't want to imagine the smell that was all over the hotel!
Hussein was alone at the reception and did a great job in dealing with all the angry guests. He checked us a room in another Scandic - Scandic Hafjell - okay rooms, the location is very noisy - the hotel is squeezed in between the motorway and the main street through the village.
Poor, run-down, hotel badly in need of major refurbishment. Furniture in rooms was worn and grubby. Evening food was appalling with very little choice. Breakfast slightly better, but 'hot' food almost cold. In mid-June, no proper bar open, receptionist served limited drinks from reception. Wine served from Hardys wine box ! All in all a bit of a dump !
Staff were friendly and helpful. The breakfast was excellent. The hotel has seen better days. Luggage rack on room was almost broken/worn out. Toilet roll holder was held together with electricians tape. It looks as though this establishment is due for a complete refurbishment rather than just a coat of paint. Location is excellent.
Confortable place. Goos service and very polite workers. If you visit Oslo you must check in . truly near to center city.
Great hotel with quite many rooms and other facilities. Food is on point, and the lounges are great
