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We stayed at the hotel in early September experiencing excellent service. Receptionist Lilian allowed us to park our car there before the check-in time so that we could spend most of the day exploring Oslo. She was so patient and showed us the best ways to get to a few places in the city. Other staff were also very helpful. Clean everywhere, including large and shared kitchen and bath rooms. Breakfast was excellent. The hotel is next to a large playground in a very quiet residential area. Will stay there when coming to Oslo in the future.

It’s great! However, you have to remember many rules while there. I noticed a little double standard when it comes to phone usage. We spent a full week at the property and we felt policed about phone usage 24/7, when to use the swimsuit, when not to use the swimsuit, when to use the towel, when not to use the towels, which stairs I am allowed to use and which I am not allowed to use. The spa police will get into the steam room and sauna and make you get naked if you are wearing the swimsuit. The excuse was that wearing the swimsuit will place the chlorine on the wood as well as the sweat and that’s why you must lay the towel down and then be naked on top of the towel. However, magically on Tuesdays that’s not a problem at all. You can wear the swimsuit in the sauna and spa no problem as long as the towel is under you. We were stopped by multiple people multiple times just for the simple act of looking at our phone to see what time it is. There aren’t many clocks around the spa, therefore, we had to see the time on our phones to not loose track of time. Furthermore, at breakfast there were 4 people using their phones making calls, sending texts and browsing through their phones and not one word was said to them. I recommend the spa for one day only as I had used it in the past, but for a full week I don’t think this is the place you want to be specially when you don’t want to be bossed around of what you can or can not do as as small child. All else was great, good food!

Excellent stay. Only minor complaint was that we needed to contact the telephone support to get the luggage room code for the manual lock.

Scandic Go is definitely a budget hotel, but a well done budget hotel. Check-in and check-out is via tablet, which was quick and easy no matter the time of arrival. The room was reasonable for the price, no particular luxuries and only basic soap in the shower, but comfortable enough. The bed was a bit squeaky but I liked that I could cast Netflix to the TV and had lots of places to hang/store clothes. The staff at the cafe were very friendly and kind, always happy to help. It was nice to be able to grab breakfast, coffee/tea and snacks throughout the day from this cafe, plus they had a self service for night time snacks and drinks. I appreciated the free lockers on my final day as my flight was not until late. The safe in the room and restricted access to upper floors with your room card made it feel safe. The location is very central in Oslo, so only a short walk from most things and various shops/restaurants nearby. All round, a lovely stay in Oslo and I would stay here again.

Amazing place to stay. Great location!

The hotel common areas were really lovely, staff were great but quite disappointed with the room. We book a superior twin. It was tiny, the beds were really uncomfortable, automatic light in the bathroom that stayed on for ages and the toilet kept running after it was flushed. Location was good for the arena. Double glazing wasn't great, we were on the 3rd floor and could hear noise from the playground outside and the heating heating fans. Expected more for the superior rooms.

Everything via phone was a bit of an adjustment and we did get locked out of our room at one point. But ultimately worth it for the sustainsbility of the place. Free use and return water bottles and tote bag were great extras

Heart of the city in a mall that is colocated at the train station. Great central location for business and personal travel.