Boutique Hotels in Norway

"Clean, quiet, nice restaurant and bar, walking distance to the port and all shops and restaurants. "

"City Box is a basic hotel but it's clean and central to Oslo. Some of the fixtures and fittings could use an upgrade, the bed/mattress was a bit basic and creaky and the shower head could have been better, but if you're only resting your head then that's not a huge deal. You check in with a code (that I didn't have because my email service was being slow), but there are helpful staff on hand if you need help. And all the staff I saw were polite and friendly. The hotel has a partnership with a few nearby eateries and you can get money off breakfast or dinner, though I didn't use any of them. At first glance they still looked a little pricier than I, as a cheap backpacker, wanted to pay. Maybe I should have looked harder as I did find food prices in Oslo to be high anyway. The hotel is extremely central in Oslo - 5 minutes walk to the train station - and there are many choices of shopping, eating or visitor attractions close by. It is a hotel I will look to use again if I return to Oslo."

"Everything was perfect, no complaints at all."

"Location and the summit bar at 21st floor "

"Location is. great. The only thing is August 14th is college orientation day and we have hundreds youngsters entering bars around the hotel, A lot of noise, though the windows were very sound proof."

"Staff was super helpful and friendly"

"A lovely stay in the beautiful Tromso. Lots to do, great shopping and eating options. "

"Excellent room with a view. Restaurants were superb with great service and food. Location was perfect for us and we really enjoyed our stay in Trondheim"

"I loved the bed - very comfortable. Front desk people were great to explain cultural differences. Breakfast choices very limited."