you get what you pay for and this hotel does not market itself as luxury. The tram stop is also conveniently right outside the hotel making travel to the centre easy. This is necessary as its quite far away. The service was friendly and no complaints there. the rooms however are dated, and there are no added luxuries or additions.... More

The room was well equipped with a small fridge, couch and tv and was clean. The tram also stops right out the front to travel into the city centre. However we were a little disappointed with the service of staff when checking in and the fact that our showers were fairly cold.

Our 2 year old was planned for surgery on a monday morning at 08 am, since we live on the other side of the fjord and monday morning traffic in the oslo area is notorious I decided to spend the night here. The room was as small and spartan as I have seen in years, but the price reflected this,... More

The hotel is located far away the center, but very good communication. Friendly service, clean, small rooms. Very tasty and rich breakfasts. There were no problems. Little time spent in the hotel, because we visited the center. We recommend to anyone looking for a cheap (relatively) hotel.

I recently stayed at Hotel Gaustad for 2 nights. The hotel is situated at the end of tram lines 17 and 18 and since they run past the central train station, getting to the hotel in 10-15 mins is no problem from downtown. The rooms are clean, quiet and nicely furnished. The baths are oversized with heated towel racks and... More

Just back from 3 days skiing / snowboarding at Tryvann Vinterpark, just outside Oslo. The Gaustad was one of the cheapest hotels I found for myself and 3 mates and served the purpose perfectly. Although the rooms are small, they are very comfortable with flat screen tv, fridge and couch. The shower was one of the nicest I've used, especially... More

Good size rooms and nice staff, but nothing to do in the neighbourhood. Only suitable for visitors to the hospital. You have to take the tram 10-20 minutes to have a meal in the evening.

We went to Oslo on the 27 August 2011 and spend one night in Gaustad Hotel. The location is very nice, it's next to the tram station(no 17 and 18). It's so close that you can wait at the reception and look through the window at the station! When we arrived in the hotel a nice norwegian girl told us... More

The Gaustad hotell is located at the last tram stop of tram lines 17 and 18. The trams are located opposite central station. It takes approx. 15/20mins to reach the hotel which is directly beside Rikshospitalet. When we first entered the hotel I actually thought we were in a wing of the hopspital as there were wheelchairs in the corridor... More