Henrik has thought of everything to make this stay one of the most memorable experiences you will have. You'll be met with kindness and hospitality in a quiet, remote area just south of Oslo. Henrik was kind enough to greet us later in the evening and assist us getting our large family (6 kids) and baggage to the lodge. The house has loads of character and, despite our large family, fit us all comfortably. The hosts had placed breakfast items in the fridge for our first day - excellent touch and very much appreciated. There were also tea, coffee, and staple items for guest use. The home is very accessible and it's a quick walk and tram ride into the city. There are also two groceries and good sushi and pizza places just a short walk away near Holtet train station. If you are looking to pack light, there is a washing machine available. We also appreciated the wine selection available for additional fees (Norway prohibits alcohol sales to certain hours so this was a life saver). Every detail in Dukkestuen has been taken into account: sculptures accenting the house, towel sets tied up in bows, and fruit and candy placed out for the guests, to name a few. Henrik is a super-friendly host and we enjoyed chatting over a glass of wine on our final evening getting to know each other better. This was after we had arranged for his world-class lasagne - a must have (seriously the best lasagna we've ever had). They also brought by an after dinner treat - I won't post publicly as not to spoil the surprise. We would certainly recommend Dukkestuen and hope to stay again in the future.