We found this location on fairly short notice and were really pleased with the value it provided at such a price. However, there was some unpleasantness that left us with a sour taste immediately upon our arrival.
In spite of booking two weeks in advance, we received a message after landing in Oslo that an additional ID check was required "as per local authorities". No follow up links were provided, we stressed out a bit and after feeling without an alternative but to comply, did so. We received our access codes - but didn't relax until we actually made it into the apartment.
Located in a beautiful neighborhood, close to the center and with plenty of places to go out nearby, it was nice to be able to do our travelling on foot.
The apartment is quaint, clean and very functional. It has a powerful heater, floor heating in the bathroom (nice!), but we ran out of hot water a couple of times - to be fair, after languishing a bit in the shower, but it was an unpleasant surprise. The kitchen is small, lacked some essentials we'd have liked (pepper, oil, reserves for the garbage bin, sharper knives and/or a bread knife, some info on recycling procedures), but we did some cooking alright. For the most part, that is - the electric stove was tantrum-prone and we can't say how we upset it, but a small alarm rang and then turned off the stove, thereby ensuring our meal would be compromised and oil-sodden.
The apartment building is in a quiet area, but you can hear any and all movement occuring in the hallway. Thankfully, there wasn't much of it, particularly as we had to wake up very early each day.
All things considered, if it had not been for the unpleasant check-in events, this is an accommodation worth recommending.