Quality Hotel™ 33

This hotel has nice service, dedicated staff and a great view over Oslo from the top roof bar and restaurant. We had a upgraded room and it was big enough, but still a simple style. After using the shower we had much water all over the bathroom area, so we had to get assistance to dry the floor. It must have been a construction problem, so I think they will fix it. The breakfast was very tasteful and delicious with various types of warm and cold products and dishes.

Located in a dessert of concrete, the location is only for business and road travellers. Not the nice part of Oslo. But begin here at a conference is just OK. Rooms are modern and spacious. Food is good in both restaurants.

I have stayed at many Quality Hotels over the years and this one is not my favourite, but ok. It is huge. The rooms are basic but with views all over Oslo which compensate a bit. It lacks atmosphere, but the bed is good and the shower is ok. What rescues it, is a very, very good breakfast included in the price. It also has a small, free car park which is a huge plus when arriving from the airport in a hire car. However, it is on top of the road and it is a long walk down to the entrance on an icy and leaves covered path. My advice would be to drop any passengers at the entrance with the luggage and drive back up to the car park. Whilst staying, we used public transport to get into the centre of the town. The Metro station is just 5 minutes up the road by crossing the road on a footbridge. Download the App called Ruter and buy a 24 hour ticket which is good value.

Good hotel with limited spaces for parking. Free spaces are who comes first Good breakfast free Clean hotel nice panoramic view on upper levels Good staff Easy check in and out No shopping centers near hotel and if you leave the hotel for buying something you come back and you could have lost your parking spot!

We stayed here one night as part of a Leger Holiday touring party of 38. When we arrived at this large concrete edifice, it was at the same time as a cycle racing team. After picking up our keys in the industrial looking reception area, we were shunted, herded, directed into the lifts--some of us with suitcases, others with bicycles. Once upstairs we found our room which at first glance has an ultra modern flair about them, with sliding translucent glass doors leading to the bathroom and a translucent panel on the shower. Lots of stainless steel and sleek lines make up the furnishings. However, the rooms are tiny with no where to put our suitcases except on the bed or the floor and was reminiscent of a uni dorm room. We were here on a half board basis. The basement restaurant which was again all concrete was much like many university refectories. Food was fine although nothing special.