We've been here in november 2010. Nice rooms. Kind owners. Great prices. And it is not far away…read more(1-2 min.) from the train station "Montebello". Next time I'm in Oslo, I'll visit this guesthouse again.

My wife and I love this hotel! The staff was super friendly accommodating and the rooms were clean…read moreand comfortable. We hated to leave and hope someday we can come back!

My wife and stayed at the Soria Moria hotel and conference center for one weekend prior to a…read morebusiness trip in Oslo. The reviews seemed okay but there didn't seem to be a lot of information on it. But the price was very good and it seemed well-liked by past customers, so we booked it. This hotel gets 5 stars from us for these reasons: - Beautiful scenery around the hotel. Perfect for hiking and enjoying winter scenery. And the top of Oslo, with breathtaking panoramic views of Oslo. - spacious hotel without feeling like a hotel franchise. It's almost felt like a bed and breakfast. Extremely quiet rooms. - friendly, helpful staff - great (and free) breakfast buffet with hot and cold foods including bacon, eggs, seafood, fruits, cereals and a tasty selection of homemade breads. - very well kept grounds. Spotless and looks newly-renovated. Gorgeous indoor infinity edge swimming pool with saunas and a workout room. - just up the hill from the ski jump. Lots of skiers, sledding, and other winter sporting around. Take the elevator up the ski jump for about $15 US for a great vantage point. Go at sunset for some terrific photos. - Taxi from the airport was about $110 US at the time we went. We will most definitely stay here again when I return.

My friend and I traveled to Scandinavia from the US and spent several days at the Perminalen Hotel…read morein downtown Oslo. We found it to be very affordable: For $117/night, we shared a 2-bed room with our own bathroom and a full complementary breakfast offered in the cafeteria on the first floor. This may sound a lot more expensive than you're used to, but Oslo is not a cheap town. With the private accommodation and breakfast- we found this to be a fantastic option. The hotel is located in the heart of the downtown so it is easy to get to from the central station and other main lines. There are a lot of restaurants and shops close by on Karl Johans gate (the main street- mostly expensive or touristy shit, but lots of stuff to see and do) and the place is a short walk to the waterfront. All in all- we had a great stay and really enjoyed the cleanliness, professionalism, and quality of our accommodations. We definitely recommend a stay if you're looking for an easy place to crash in one of the most expensive (and beautiful!) cities in the world.

I love love loved Thon and will 100% stay here in the future. The room was nice and spacious, the…read moreheating took a little bit to figure out but worked. The bathroom floor was heated which I loved. Not the biggest fan of the shower but it was fine. The staff were super friendly. My favorite thing about this hotel was their breakfast. They have anything and everything you could want for breakfast. Fruit and smoothie station, cereal, pastries, charcuterie, bread station, immunity boosters, and the hot food which had meat, eggs and veggies. They also had a nespresso machine that made delicious lattes.

This hotel is in a great location if you are visiting Oslo. Everything you need for essentials is…read morewithin walking distance and if you need to travel anywhere there is a transportation hub very close. The hotel itself is very nice, it can get a bit cold during the winter, but the duvets are quite warm. The breakfast here is top notch, it's a buffet style and it's 100x better than any hotel in the USA.