We used to live in the neigbourhood for 10 years. My parents always stayed at this hotel when they visited, so I have eaten many a breakfast at the hotel in previous years. Finally got to stay there during our last visit to Oslo. Period building, great curb-appeal. Good location, approx 10 min walk from Aker brygge, the castle and... More

Stayed here for three nights and I'm glad I didn't have to stay longer. There are some very good points about this hotel like the food and the classic looks. However, you soon realize that everything about this hotel is done on the cheap and you cannot, in any way, describe this hotel as "quality". I'll give you some examples.... More

My first report is a bit old by now, and I have visited Gabelshus a few more times after that. I have seen no "old" rooms lately, which may very well mean they have done them all up by now. Service is allmost impeckable but I miss a waiter that could serve on the terrace after a run, or a... More

I have stayed in Gabelshus Hotel for at least 4 times and always had a good experience. The rooms are warm, quiet and cosy, but can be very small depending on which room you have been assigned to. My most recent stay was just last week for 9 nights. I requested for a queen bed and was assigned to a... More

Cozy rooms at home feeling. I do not believe hotels should always have the gold and glitter feeling. The breakfast and evening meal are always excellent. (That's because chef is always on the ball). The staff always helpful and do their jobs very well. A quiet location and the possibility to sit outside during summer anyway. We stayed 17th May... More

I went back to this Hotel, cause it is cosy rooms. ANd silent location. The staff do their best, but the food is horrible. The Breakfst was so bad, only a few variations of ham. Two different cheese. The Shripsalad was old, and tasted old shrimps...... dangerous..... And the breakfast closed 15 minutes before closing time.... and that dont make... More

This hotel is situated in a calm, noble and exclusive part of Oslo, in the Frogner/Majorstua area. It´s situated between private buildings and houses, and is as calm, noble and beautiful as you only could hope for. Really helpful, discrete and nice staff, and the room was really nice. The only thing I didn´t like, was the clear window between... More

We stayed here while on a working trip to Norway. Norway is very expensive and part of the attraction of the hotel was it provided a light supper as well as a substantial breakfast. Tea, coffee and fresh water were also available 24 hours a day. We organised a superior room on the ground floor which was larger than the... More

Old noble and elegant charm, good service, a very quiet neighbourhood with walking distance to food/drink/shopping at Frogner, to the Nathional theatre and to Norway's best sushi restaurant, Alex Sushi. Simple but clean rooms.