Radisson Blu Scandinavia Hotel, Oslo, Oslo

My stay at the hotel was a mixed experience. The room I got was fairly comfortable and had good views from the higher floor, but it was a terrible shock to find it already occupied. The room didn't quite match the photos; it looked older and smaller, with a dirty carpet.

The business class suite I stayed in was quite small, and sadly, not clean when I first arrived. On the bright side, the ongoing refurbishment was promising, and I must say, the breakfast served was superb.

The hotel rooms were a bit small and stuffy but convenient for families. The service had moments of arrogance but generally nice. The location was great for exploring the city easily. The dining experience was varied but good overall.

The hotel is located next to some of the best attractions in Oslo but needs improvement in rooms during busy seasons. The room was really small for a premium, extremely dark, with two light bulbs not working, and the room temperature was uncomfortably high, making it difficult to sleep for two nights.

The hotel is located at the top of the hotel and very close to the Royal Palace, making it fantastic for exploring Oslo. The rooms are spacious but could use some updates in terms of furniture. The service was friendly and informative, though there were minor issues with table service. The dining experience was good in terms of food quality but a bit crowded on Sunday mornings. The facilities were average, and overall, the location is excellent for getting around Oslo.

The hotel was ideally located close to everything we wanted to see, making it convenient for our stay. The rooms were a bit noisy due to ongoing renovation work, and we had to endure a hot night by keeping the terrace open. The front desk could have offered us a quieter room available for the same night, but overall, it was still a decent stay.

Upon arrival, the room was not clean as expected in an old corner with a small size and cramped bathroom, despite the relatively high rate paid per night for a supposed double queen setup. The staff's service was mostly OK, except for the foyer bar/restaurant, with a mix of friendliness and efficiency. The hotel's location was professionally run and smart, located about 10 minutes away from the center, providing various facilities and easy access to the NationalTheatret subway station. The dining options were relatively good with some local choices and quality breakfast, though somewhat limited and repetitive. Overall, the hotel offers a decent stay with some shortcomings in cleanliness and room size.

The hotel is conveniently located in the city center with easy access to shops, restaurants, and public transport. The rooms were a bit small, especially the bathroom, but overall, it was a comfortable stay. The service was friendly and accommodating, although there were some issues with parking information. The dining options were diverse and enjoyable, although it could get crowded during busy times.

The hotel offers beautiful views from comfortable rooms with coffee making facilities, though slightly overpriced. The service is attentive but lacks certain amenities. The location is central with convenient transport options, and the dining experience is a hit or miss.

My stay was quite interesting at this hotel. However, they were surprisingly nice. The service I received was of proper attention and customer service, with the staff at the front desk being helpful and well-trained – they even refunded a charge for poor room service. Their assistance was extremely helpful and friendly. The hotel's location was a mistake on my part, as it was slightly away from the more touristy areas, but it had a parking garage underneath, and it was within walking distance of many good locations, including the center. As for dining, the options were right there, convenient, and extremely good with a wide variety available. Overall, a mix of positives and negatives.