Value for money wise… it’s not great. £95 for a very small room in a loud area of Oslo isn’t exactly ideal. However, this is average in Oslo so I can sort of forgive that. For European this is quite shockingly expensive for what you get though.
It is listed as a double room but the bed isn’t much bigger than a single and the bedding we were given was for a single bed so it was a cosy night sleep for us. The pillows were off the sofa and combine that with the fact you can hear every single person walking past the window and the nearby clubs we didn’t get the best nights sleep.
We got in quite late and the lighting wasn’t working in the bedroom. The other guest, who earlier in the day let us in and spent the entire time talking on speakerphone, came bounding over to show us how to turn them on without asking…. (Which was a small switch in the corner of the room).
I cannot fault the kitchen… apart from the fact you sit on a bed as your seat at the dinner table, which was weird but manageable.
The bathroom had a great shower with great pressure but I warn you not to turn it onto full pressure as it flew off the holder and sprayed the whole room wet. The carpet next to the sink was full of dead skin or similar looking pieces of dirt which was not pleasant.
Location was very good though. A 15 minute walk to the centre and possibility for parking in the courtyard through the barrier.
Check in process was unusual as the host was not involved at all. She simply gave me the number of another guest who was staying there and told me to organise with them when we would arrive. So this guest had to wait for us to arrive which apparently meant he had been waiting to go out for a few hours as he was waiting to hand us keys.