Frogner House - Skovveien

Be careful that you do not arrive later than their office opening hours. Can cook your own meals

A charming and well equipped room with a view. All the facilities I needed and walking distance to the city

Gorgeous little studio flat, well equipped and located very close to the tram, a supermarket and a bakery. The only complaint is that our room wasn't stocked with enough tea and and coffee for two nights, only one. They gave me more tea, but you have to buy the coffee pods from them- I'd rather have a real coffee maker then at least I could bring coffee from home/take home the spare, I have no use for those un-eco over priced pods.

The good: Fairly good prices & room rates for this premium part of town. Rooms are very spacious, esp. in the top floor studio rooms. Beds are comfy, bathroom comes with a decent size bathtub, with good kitchen facilities for longer stays. The bad: Only real issue is the noise from the trams, cars, and late night/early morning drunk revellers. Do take earplugs, esp. if it’s warm outside and you need the window slightly open to get some air. On a weekend, don’t expect the noise to quieten down before well after 4 a.m. Good to know: Frogner House can arrange breakfasts with the nearby baker at an additional cost, but your best bet is just grabbing some breakfast snacks from the nearby supermarkets the night before. The room provides you a couple of tea bags/coffee capsules, but you must buy them from reception if you want more (which is a bight tight). Most of the staff are fairly pleasant, although one of the chaps at the desk did come across as somewhat aloof. Parking/Surroundings: Free at night in the streets (8pm - 9am). Otherwise I believe you can ask for spaces they have in the back of the property (at a cost). In this neighbourhood, you are close by to some great restaurants, cafés, trams & busses.

Slap bang in the best west-side of Oslo. A good choice for an effortless getaway in a slick apartment hotel. The good: Decent prices room rates fo rthis premium part of town. Rooms are very spacious, esp. in the top floor studio rooms. Beds are comfy, bathroom with a decent bathtub, good kitchen facilities for longer stays. The bad: Only real issue is the noise from the trams, cars, and late night/early morning drunk revellers. Do take earplugs, esp. if it's warm outside and you need the window slightly open to get some air. On a weekend, don't expect the noise to quieten down before well after 4a.m. Good to know: Frogner House can arrange breakfasts with the nearby baker at an additional cost, but your best bet is maybe just grabbing some breakfast snacks from the nearby supermarkets the night before. The room provides you a couple of tea bags/coffee capsules, but you have to buy them if you want more. Most of the staff are fairly pleasant, although somewhat aloof/camp. Parking: Free at night in the streets (8pm - 9am). Close to some great restaurants, and trams/buses.