2-Star Hotels in Oslo

Came here recently while staying in Oslo. It's a little away from the city centre, but only a short walk. The staff are really friendly and welcoming; the room was a decent size and comfortable. Facilities are basic but work well. There's a list of vegetarian restaurants in the city; a relaxation room with books; and you get a discount at the nearby cafes which is handy. Only negative thing to note was that the bathroom was effectively a wet room with a shower inside. Overall, we had a good experience, and it's good value for the stay!

The Hostel / Hotel is a short Tram / Train ride from Central Oslo. Metro Train is a 10 min walk with a 15 min journey costing £7 for 2, one way. Room was warm, clean and a great en suite with underfloor heating. 2 x single beds that we pushed together. You need to make up your own bed then ***** it and place sheets and towels in a bag outside. Breakfast was very basic in the large dining area in the main building. Basic ingredients in all aspects other than fresh juice. Filled a gap and set us up for the morning. Good budget option as all other hotels closer to Centre were way more expensive.

Lovely friendly staff. It’s a boarding school that’s used as a hotel/hostel in off school periods. This place is well priced, clean, quiet and has a beautiful view from room 7 upward. We didn’t expect breakie, but it was available! Breakfast was basic due to corona restrictions. Pool and game tables. A little coffee shop. Free parking was a bonus. If you’re visiting Oslo City, be aware it is a little bit out of the city center. Easy if you have a car. Perfect place for a bypass stop on the way up north.

I had a fantastic experience at Bunks at Rode during my stay in Oslo. The atmosphere is warm and welcoming, with a modern yet cozy design that makes you feel right at home. The hostel is clean, well-maintained, and thoughtfully laid out, offering both comfort and convenience. The staff were incredibly friendly and helpful, always ready with great recommendations for exploring the city. The location is perfect close to public transport and within walking distance of some great local spots. The common areas are a great place to meet fellow travelers, and the vibe is social but not too noisy, allowing for a good night’s sleep. The beds are comfortable, and the overall facilities are top-notch I’d highly recommend Bunks at Rode to anyone visiting Oslo, whether you're a solo traveler or with friends. It’s a great value for the experience you get! I'll definitely stay here again on my next trip. .

With a stay at Grünerløkka Deluxe Apartments in Oslo (Grünerløkka), you'll be within a 5-minute drive of Oslo Spektrum and Oslo Opera House. This aparthotel is 2.1 mi (3.3 km) from Karl Johan Gate and 2.2 mi (3.6 km) from Aker Brygge.Take in the views from a terrace and a garden and make use of amenities such as a communal living room.Featured amenities include microwave in a common area and refrigerator in a common area.Make yourself at home in one of the 9 guestrooms, featuring kitchenettes with ovens and stovetops. Complimentary wireless internet access is available to keep you connected. Conveniences include desks and desk chairs, and housekeeping is provided daily.

Excellent location for direct airport transfers by express train as well as commuting around Oslo. Walking distance to POI as well as shopping belt. The hotel is only 5 mins walk from central station yet not affected by the bustle of the station. Self Check in was so super easy. We had a room on a high floor with terrace which had a vantage view of the central station. Room is clean & good size although the mattresses could be firmer. All things considered, a very good 3 night stay. Will definitely recommend!

The room was spacious and the location was convenient! The view from the 6th floor was pleasurable as well. The room itself comes with bare minimum amenities and the plug outlet are situated in peculiar areas of the room but at least the shower pressure was nice and hot. If you’re just looking for a room to lay your head down, look no further.

I really enjoyed my 2 nights stay in Oslo Citybox. It’s superbly conveniently located minutes from the train station. Plenty of food nearby and couple of minutes from the main shopping street including the luxury brands. There is a foosball table, table tennis table, darts for family fun, in addition to card games and chess. There’s a kitchen where kettle and microwave are available, in addition to vending machine for small snacks. Highly recommended!

Nice hotel right next to most attractions in the City, if you looking for a budget hotel in the city this is the one, we stayed in the small double room though the room is small but if you just using it to sleep and shower and then spend most of the day out its perfect. Big lobby downstairs for comfort and outdoor area too.

If you're travelling solo and want somewhere handy in the centre of Oslo and aren't too fussed about some usual hotel comforts, then this will tick the box. It's not super expensive but it could also be a bit cheaper for what it offers. The rooms feel like university student rooms, which isn't a bad thing per se. I'm unsure what larger rooms looked like but despite mine having a double bed, 2 people would feel pretty cramped in there. The bathroom/shower was good, no fault there. The bed was comfy but the matress tended to slide around. There's no room service for cleaning up or refreshing linen, they do that on rotations of their own choosing. If you really want that service (which in any other hotel is a daily one) you can request I think. This is fine for 1 night but after a while you feel a bit grimy. I found some clumps of hair on the floor and in an underbed drawer. There's no kettle in the room which is the bare basic that a room should have in terms of amenities so people can make their own tea, coffee or noodles etc. You can buy tea or coffee in reception but it's worth just heading outside to grab something. My room didn't have wardrobe storage but did have wall bracket-hangers which did the job. There were plenty of sockets for charging things. Like I said for a person solo travelling and not wanting a hostel, this place is fine for 1 night or 2. I stayed 3 and it was too long in that hotel and too long in Oslo in general.