Grand Hotel
Tradition and Luxury
Back to Grand Hotel
The customer service is RUDE RUDE RUDE, especially Roy, a receptionist.
Reviewed by: A Yahoo! Contributor from on Dec 12 2006
The Grand cafe serves the best food in Oslo ! Travel the menu with Ibsens around the world and sample the delights, a truly gourmets world with the wines to match.
Reviewed by: werner from on Oct 14 2006
the beds are to soft and give you sores the service is appauling the sheets were not changed and the fist aid kits are awful for even a simple cut knee
Reviewed by: A Yahoo! Contributor from on Mar 06 2006
This place was my dream hotel...in the pictures...as soon as we arrived they gave our room away because 30 seconds late for our check in! We then got a new room which had no heat or hydro, it was a disaster. Supper time came around, and they fed us sheep brain with a sideorder of veggies which were contaimated with bleach from the dishwashers. It was horrendus!
Reviewed by: A Yahoo! Contributor from on Dec 19 2005
Ever been to a park, that is not only a beautifully lanscaped park, offering kiosk like hotdog stands, but also a museum too. Oslo's Vigeland museum is a must see! Finely sculpted statues of people in their natural state from granite attracts thousands of tourists and Norwegians alike year after year. It isn't far from the theater district and even Karl Johanns Gate-a shop district offering all ammenities from Hotels to lively entertainment clubs to relaxed fine dining, right in the center of Oslo. The Kings castle is not too far away, as is Akerbrygge, a mall built upon an old wharf. There's art all over the city. Stop in for a pils and an open faced shrimp sandwich. Norway at its best! The Kon-tiki and Ra museum from Thor Heyerdahls hay day of scouring the sea onboard a ship built from materials used in ancient times. The Norwegian Seafaring museum is also nearby, a msut see! Velkommen til Norge!
Reviewed by: Magnus from on Aug 31 2005
Great warm and welcoming hotel smack in the middle of Oslo's great shopping district, and a short walk from the harbor. Beautifully appointed rooms and one of the most interesting suites (The Ringnes Suite) decorated with photos, original advertising art and antique "objets de bier" from Norway's famous Ringnes Brewery. Wonderful breakfast buffet in the Grand Cafe.
Reviewed by: A Yahoo! Contributor from on Nov 29 2004
Tradition and Luxury
Back to Grand Hotel
The customer service is RUDE RUDE RUDE, especially Roy, a receptionist.
Reviewed by: A Yahoo! Contributor from on Dec 12 2006
The Grand cafe serves the best food in Oslo ! Travel the menu with Ibsens around the world and sample the delights, a truly gourmets world with the wines to match.
Reviewed by: werner from on Oct 14 2006
the beds are to soft and give you sores the service is appauling the sheets were not changed and the fist aid kits are awful for even a simple cut knee
Reviewed by: A Yahoo! Contributor from on Mar 06 2006
This place was my dream hotel...in the pictures...as soon as we arrived they gave our room away because 30 seconds late for our check in! We then got a new room which had no heat or hydro, it was a disaster. Supper time came around, and they fed us sheep brain with a sideorder of veggies which were contaimated with bleach from the dishwashers. It was horrendus!
Reviewed by: A Yahoo! Contributor from on Dec 19 2005
Ever been to a park, that is not only a beautifully lanscaped park, offering kiosk like hotdog stands, but also a museum too. Oslo's Vigeland museum is a must see! Finely sculpted statues of people in their natural state from granite attracts thousands of tourists and Norwegians alike year after year. It isn't far from the theater district and even Karl Johanns Gate-a shop district offering all ammenities from Hotels to lively entertainment clubs to relaxed fine dining, right in the center of Oslo. The Kings castle is not too far away, as is Akerbrygge, a mall built upon an old wharf. There's art all over the city. Stop in for a pils and an open faced shrimp sandwich. Norway at its best! The Kon-tiki and Ra museum from Thor Heyerdahls hay day of scouring the sea onboard a ship built from materials used in ancient times. The Norwegian Seafaring museum is also nearby, a msut see! Velkommen til Norge!
Reviewed by: Magnus from on Aug 31 2005
Great warm and welcoming hotel smack in the middle of Oslo's great shopping district, and a short walk from the harbor. Beautifully appointed rooms and one of the most interesting suites (The Ringnes Suite) decorated with photos, original advertising art and antique "objets de bier" from Norway's famous Ringnes Brewery. Wonderful breakfast buffet in the Grand Cafe.
Reviewed by: A Yahoo! Contributor from on Nov 29 2004
Hotel Deals
Travel Deals
Map
City Committee
