Overall this is a pretty average place to stay, about the size of what you'd get in a hotel room; anything more than a suitcase or two and it's pretty packed. The location of the place is pretty convenient, with two food shops right around the corner, and the tram is only a 30 second walk away, but the place itself was decent at best. You're given three keys, and they all look the same, so it's a guessing game at which key will work every time you have to open the three doors to get to your room. The room has a "kitchen", but without any utencils (forks, spoons, knives, bowls), you can't really use it unless you buy the items yourself beforehand. The bed is pretty comfortable, the interior lighting is nice, and the window to the outside street provides a nice amount of light. The handle on the sink in the bathroom didn't work, so in order to wash my hands with non-freezing water I had to either turn on the shower and use that warm water, or go to the sink in the main room. Bathroom has four buttons, but it's the 2nd one that turns the light on and off; couldn't figure out what the other three did. The bathroom fan will sometimes turn on for no apparent reason and stay on for quite a while. Overall it's a cheaper place to stay than most surrounding places in that part of Oslo, but I guess you get what you pay for.