1 week course in Soria Moria with lunch included. Rooms are beginning to be outdated but are upgraded this year. Rooms are clean and have daily cleaning with fresh towels if needed. Average breakfast but fresh, nothing special to mention here. Lunch is good and abundant, diner is average in quality and somewhat steep priced. Consider diner in Oslo city... More

Soria Moria, located on the hills above Oslo, has a nice view and is a well known conference center in Norway. The rooms are of a high standard and the conference facilities are good. There is also a pool located in the basement and a tennis court outside. The biggest advantage on Soria Moria, in my opinion, is the food.... More

Outstanding view. Far away from city center, expensive. Food average. Dusty carpets on floor and terrible not possible regulate air conditioning. Booking was done and already payed by company via internet hotel booking services. I was in hotel 10 pm. Staff in reception asked to prove booking with showing same card (bussiness one) and with participation of person who booked... More

Great location if you enjoy being close to nature. Rooms need upgrade and climate control. Food needs improvement. Clean air, nice views of Oslo, but far away.

We were fortunate enough to use the Askeladdenshus facilities for our leadership course, and these have to be the best in Oslo, without doubt. The staff at the hotel are extremely helpful and nothing is too much trouble for them. The rooms are functional and for many overseas travellers might seem a little sparse, but they have everything one needs.... More

This is a rare thing, a hotel that in reality is far better than its website claims. After being disillusioned by hotel websites that oversell the product, this one goes to the other extreme. It is a very comfortable conference hotel with awesome views over Oslo and the mountains. It's main drawback is the distance from the city centre and... More

This hotel is basically just a conference hotel. In that aspect it is great. The best view in Oslo, quiet and in the mids of our great nature. As a general hotel it should be avoided. It is to far from anything and a taxi-ride from/to downtown Oslo would cost approx 45 Euroes. 99% of all guest would be conference-guests... More

The hotel is on top of Hollmenkollen, Oslo centre is 30 mins by car. It's large, and basically a conference hotel. As a tourist, especially in the summer, it has a cold, uncomfortable feel. Many rooms face a grass slope going up right outside the window (2m) view, or another building a couple of meters away. Breakfast was good. All... More

This hotel is in a hilly location on the periphery of Oslo city. It is in a quiet area and has access to the city by public transport, though a car is advisable. The exterior of the hotel and the grounds look dated but the interior is generally fine and comfortable. Although the staff were professional, they were not particularly... More