Oslo Hotel Guide - Ulvoya Island hotels in Oslo, Norway.

"There was no drinking water in the room nor any electric kettle. We had to get water from the reception. There is no self laundry and we had to walk 10 mins to another Comfort Hotel to do the self laundry which is payable for NEK90. Location is very central. Rooms are very small and the double room bed is only big enough for one adult."

"Very central to the station and reasonably priced. Unfortunately I wasn’t able to check I our room wasn’t "

"Beautiful "

"Great hotel with comfortable rooms & THE best buffet breakfast we have ever experienced-it was truly incredible. The opportunity to have a barista make a ‘proper’ coffee for you was a really nice touch, as were the ginger & lemon shots. Nice helpful staff, good size rooms. Great location. "

"Room was smaller than expected but overall it was a good stay and staff was friendly. "

"This was a great funky little hotel. The rooms were nicely designed and comfortable. Location was great, staff were lovely. "

"The room was too warm unable to regulate the air conditioning, they also did not wanna refund me for my 500$ medicine that was ruined due to their broken minibar fridge in the room. "

"Had to walk a long way to get to our room. Lift didn’t go to our corridor so 2 lots of stairs with luggage. Reception just pointed us to the lift without mentioning stairs. In our 70s. No porter or offer to help. Breakfast good but more stairs to get there and back. Room small. No view . No bath mat. No water. No extra blanket. One pillow. No phone. "

"The hotel was great - it seemed to be always busy at reception but well-managed. Our room was spacious and clean. The hotel is next to the bus and train stations but not linked. Some noise from the works across the road were noted at some points during the day, but we do appreciate the notice provided days before our arrival. The pillows were too soft and didn’t provide any neck support. Just outside the hotel (about 5 steps away from the main entrance) were some sketchy people. There was a man with his backpack on the ground who followed my husband too closely, making us feel unsafe in our first few hours in Oslo. From then on, I made sure I didn’t leave the hotel on my own when it was dark. "