The best thing about Trude's place is the location. Her house is an olde, fairly traditional wooden house, in an interesting area of the city. The neighbourhood has an artistic feel, with a nearby park, supermarkets and restaurants. We enjoyed exploring this.
There are good public transport links; however, if you have a car things become tricky. Parking around the area is difficult and drivers beware of the restrictions.
The accommodation itself was of an acceptable standard. It is an old house, and has a distinct shabby chic air about it. We felt it needed some refreshing. As a group of four, we managed ok for two nights but would have found longer too confining as it's not that spacious There is a garden which you can use, weather permitting - but in our case it wasn't! There is also only a two ring hob for cooking - no oven or microwave, so you can't really self cater.
Although our contact with the host was only 10 minutes at check in, Trude was pleasant and helpful Gave us some guidance about transport and the neighbourhood.
We found Oslo an easy city to navigate and the house's central location was a boon.