My husband and I were really happy with this space. It was close enough to make all the Bygdøy museums walkable, and with very easy access to either the Bygdøy ferry or the #30 bus, which goes right through the heart of downtown and to/from the central train station. It's just a small studio apartment, but worked well for two and has a serviceable kitchen that allowed us to save some money by eating out less - there's a small Spar supermarket just a few stops away on the bus line. The wifi was good, and there's a washing machine in the bathroom, as well as a wall-mounted clothesline (fairly typical for Norway, as electricity is expensive). The house itself is on a quiet residential side street, so it was quite peaceful. Jo was not available when we arrived, but Irene messaged us to let us know and everything was in order for us to let ourselves in. In all, it was the perfect home base for our visit, and we would definitely stay there again.