Hotels With Breakfast in Akershus, Norway

As a transit hotel, it's alright, with a very basic setup for the Thon Hotel chain. The wallpaper on the room walls was rather creepy. The room rate seemed reasonable, but considering the round-trip transportation costs, it wasn't very cost-effective. If I had to choose again, I would probably opt for one of the transit hotels within walking distance. Traveling is tiring, and getting rest as early as possible is crucial.

The room itself was mostly fine, though I did notice a slightly dusty smell. There was also a minor draft coming from a corner of the room. Other than that, everything else was pretty good. The hygiene was excellent, breakfast was delicious, and its proximity to the airport was very convenient.

The rooms were quite small, and the beds were tiny, probably only 0.8m wide. As a 1.7m (5'7”) tall, 143lb woman, I genuinely felt like I might fall off the bed. The bathroom, on the other hand, was quite spacious. However, the shower partition was poorly designed, only covering half the shower, which meant water splashed out everywhere. A definite highlight, though, was the breakfast. The Norwegian salmon was of excellent quality, and the cured fish was also very tasty. The variety of items was much better and more extensive compared to what you'd typically find at other hotels.

The room wasn't huge, and a bit cramped for three people, but it was incredibly convenient for an early morning flight. Breakfast started at 4:50 AM, and even though it was cold, it was really substantial and satisfying. Very happy with it overall.

I had to stay one night in Oslo to break up my journey from Longyearbyen to London, and as I was feeling exhausted I treated myself to a night in a lovely room here. The hotel is really nice and so handy for the airport, just a 5min car ride away or a short walk if you are up to it! The room was lovely, clean and kept up nicely. The amenities were good, I always appreciate a coffee machine, and the room service was excellent, as was the food. What most impressed me was that you wouldn’t know you were opposite a runway at the airport, you couldn’t hear a thing even when planes were barrelling up the runway at full throttle. Impressive sound dampening!! Definitely recommend.

During my trip to Norway, I stayed at both Radisson RED and Radisson Blu at Oslo Airport to experience the difference. Here's a summary of my experience for your reference: 1. **Location:** Blu is the closest, while Red is a bit further, requiring a few extra minutes of walking, but still well within walking distance. 2. **Room Size & Facilities:** I booked standard rooms at both. Blu's rooms were slightly larger than Red's. In terms of decor, Red felt more modern, but other in-room amenities were largely the same. 3. **Check-in/Check-out:** The process was smooth at both hotels. 4. **Breakfast:** Breakfast was pretty much identical at both hotels, with no significant differences. In conclusion, there isn't a huge difference between the two hotels. I'd recommend choosing whichever one offers a better price.

Very good hotel and excellent breakfast!! Bus stop very close to the hotel!

The hotel is conveniently located near the airport, easily accessible by both taxis and airport buses. The family rooms are a bit small with limited luggage space, and there's no kettle or drinking water in the room. The breakfast is excellent with a wide variety of delicious options. The reception staff and service in the restaurant are good.

I like this hotel near Oslo Airport, Norway. It is simple, clean, artistic, huge parking lot, very close to the airport, breakfast is great and very rich.

Hotel location is good, clean, breakfast dishes are rich, free coffee and tea in the store is very good. The hotel has its own restaurant for dinner and pays. There is a large shopping mall next to the hotel and a supermarket. The fly in the ointment is that parking needs to be charged separately. I will book this hotel again on my next trip.