The trade-off here is simple: ten minutes on the metro instead of a central location, and in return you get a modern room with hardwood floors, a proper gym, and a breakfast spread that puts most Oslo hotels to shame. The building opened around 2021, so everything still feels new. Clean lines, Scandinavian design, no scuffed walls or mystery stains.
The gym deserves its own paragraph. This isn't a sad treadmill in a converted closet. The hotel shares access to Sterk Helse, a full-sized professional gym in the same building.
Hasle sits about 4 km northeast of the city center. The neighborhood is residential, modern, safe, and a little bland. Two metro stations, Løren and Hasle, are both within easy walking distance. Line 5 gets you to Oslo Central Station in under 12 minutes. The Flybussen airport bus stops at Haslevangen, about 250 meters from the front door, so skip the detour through Central Station on your way to the airport.
A few things to know. Some standard rooms face an interior atrium, which means less light and a fishbowl feeling if you leave the curtains open. Ask for an exterior-view room on an upper floor. The on-site restaurant tends to close or run limited hours on Sundays.
In the same vicinity you will also find the Radisson RED Økern, an excellent hotel with a good value proposition you also might want to check out.
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