Accommodation in Norway

The Grand Hotel is located in a beautiful building with a 140-year history on the main street of the city – Karl Johan. In the immediate vicinity are the Royal Palace and the National Theatre.

The hotel has 274 rooms, including 54 suites. The luxurious Penthouse Suite has a private entrance to the roof terrace. Some rooms have a view of Karl Johan Street and some have a view of the courtyard. Breakfast is served in the Grand Café, in addition, the hotel has a rooftop bar, a spa with a sauna and a swimming pool.

For business meetings and conferences, there are meeting rooms and conference halls with a capacity of 4 to 500 people.

The Thief Hotel is located on the waterfront in the modern Tjuvholmen district, 5 minutes from the bustling Aker Brygge and 15 minutes’ walk from central Oslo. There are plenty of cafes, restaurants and shops nearby. Guests can admire various works of art, see new installations by contemporary designers and listen to music performances.

There are 119 rooms in five categories, most of which have beautiful views of the harbor. The rooms have modern furnishings, wooden floors, a coffee machine and a modern sound system.

For business meetings and conferences, there are meeting rooms and conference rooms for up to 50 people. The largest room, the Fjord, has a separate exit to the roof terrace and a magnificent view of the sea.

The elegant Continental Hotel is located in central Oslo, just 150 metres from the main street Karl Johans Gate, opposite the National Theatre and 5 minutes from the Royal Palace.

The hotel has 151 individually decorated rooms. Facilities include a free 24-hour gym and a lobby lounge with lithographs by Edvard Munch.

The Eik Annen Etage restaurant serves fine dining. The historic Theatercaféen has been Oslo’s most popular meeting and dining spot for over 100 years. The maritime-themed Steamen Café offers drinks and snacks.

Lysebu Hotel, on Tryvannshøyden hill above Oslo, is an outdoor paradise just 30 minutes from the city centre.

The hotel dates back to 1916 and is built in traditional Norwegian style. The hotel restaurant, decorated with Scandinavian artwork, specialises in Norwegian cuisine. A new 7-course menu is created each week, based on seasonal ingredients and paired with selected wines. In the summer, food and drinks can be enjoyed on the terrace.

The hotel has a wine cellar and offers tastings. Guests can relax in the large garden, indoor swimming pool and lounge with fireplace.

The surrounding area is popular for skiing and cycling.

One of the largest hotels in Oslo, located in the very center of the city and in close proximity to the central station and bus station.

The hotel offers 810 rooms, including suites, 22 conference rooms with a capacity of 4 to 450 people, as well as a gym and a swimming pool. It is possible to organize banquets and gala dinners for up to 450 people in the banquet halls or on the terrace.

Another distinctive feature of the hotel is that they grow most of the ingredients for the restaurant themselves, on the 200 m2 roof of the hotel.

Opus XVI is one of Bergen’s finest hotels, housed in a historic building from 1876 that preserves the cultural heritage of Edvard Grieg. It is located in the heart of the city. Restaurants, bars, shops, the fish market and Bryggen are all within walking distance. Bergen Central Station is 700 metres away.

The hotel offers 65 luxurious rooms. A Norwegian breakfast is served each morning. The hotel’s restaurant offers lunch, dinner and Saturday afternoon tea. The spacious lobby features a bar and an art exhibition by local artists.

A valet and concierge service is available.