Forenom Aparthotel Oslo

This setup isn't worth the price. Over 100 euros a night for a tiny room, and the bed is only 0.8 meters wide – you could easily fall off! The bathroom is so small you can't even turn around comfortably. The only upside is an electric kettle, so you can make your own tea. We stayed for three nights, and the toilet paper wasn't even enough.

I rarely encounter duds when booking on Trip, but this time I did. I highly do not recommend this accommodation. All the facilities in the room are run-down. Every dining chair was wobbly and felt like it could break at any moment. The cutlery wasn't clean at all. The bathroom was pitifully small and lacked both body wash and shampoo. Taking a shower in the cold winter was a huge challenge; the water temperature wasn't high, and the bathroom was freezing. The street outside the accommodation was, to put it mildly, very dangerous at night. I strongly advise against staying here. We originally booked for three nights, but after just one night, we cut our losses and immediately booked another hotel. This accommodation is completely unsuitable for family trips or female travelers.

The hotel is about a 5-minute walk from the central station, making transportation incredibly convenient. You can pretty much explore the entire city center on foot within two hours. The Munch Museum was truly impressive, and it's right next to the pier.

The kitchen facilities in the room were a bit tricky to use, but the clean lady who tidied our room was very helpful. The room isn't huge, but it has everything you need, including a balcony. The bathroom is a tad on the small side. My only minor concern was the area outside the hotel, which seemed to have a lot of immigrants, making me feel a tiny bit uneasy about safety.

There's an Asian supermarket downstairs, and I usually go out at night, but there were some suspicious characters hanging around downstairs, which made me a bit nervous. The room floor had grease stains and wasn't very clean. Plus, they don't even provide shower gel; you have to buy it yourself. This is the first time I've stayed at a hotel that doesn't provide shower gel. #Pros