This was a very spacious and sunny room in a lovely (and quirky...check out the many guitars and the giant Santa in the back hallway), clean, large apartment. We buzzed up and Jonas's roommate Mo let us in and gave us an introduction to the place. We met Jonas later in our stay, and both he and Mo were very friendly and welcoming, and gave us some suggestions of things to do and places to eat. The bathroom had a full shower with doors (which was a great luxury after staying at another AirBnb in Oslo where the shower was just a nozzle and drain in the middle of the bathroom). Three of us were staying together, so Jonas put an extra air mattress in the room for us. It was a few flights of stairs up to the apartment, so pack light.

Great location, walking distance from the airport train and the Royal Palace Park and museums, with lots of neighboring pubs, shops, and restaurants. The only drawback of staying in Solli in July is that many of the restaurants are closed for the month (a foreign concept for Americans). We had to go downtown to Cafe Sara to find dinner when we got in late, since 7-Eleven was the only place selling food in Solli at 23:00 in July. It was such a tease walking by Bagatelle and Alex Sushi every day and having them be closed!