We originally booked to stay the night at Anker Hostel, which is about 50m away from Anker Hotel. We were lucky to get upgraded to Anker Hotel upon arrival. Oslo is an expensive city, Anker's properties are some of the cheapest in the city. The room was ok and was reasonable clean. The room and bathroom are considered big when... More

RECEPTION: Remember to ask for your own kettle with paper cups, tea bags etc if you intend to boil water. Water in Norway is potable from the tap. HOTEL FACILITIES: Bonus was buffet breakfast included in room rate, which really helps as eating in Oslo is really expensive about USD/EURO 20-30 per head. ROOM: Decent, clean and functional. Good shower... More

I booked this hotel in a wholesaler website. It was one of the cheapest in Oslo. The day receptionist were cold and not friendly, few instructions given. The entrance was nice and clean. The room is "ok". New furniture but the mattress was very soft. I guess we got the old rooms... because there seems to be newer rooms in... More

I stayed here for 3 nights beginning of Dec 11 with two friends. The price was around 50 EUR pp and night incl. breakfast. The hotel is quiet big with 264 rooms of which 100 were only renewed in 2010. The hotel is located only 10 min by foot from the central station and there's a bus and metro station... More

I stayed a couple of days in the Norwegian capital. I chose this hotel because of other reviews as well as the location of the hotel. The very location of the Anker hotel is a big asset. You can easily get to the train station which connects you to the airport. Also, several shopping venues are easily accessible by foot... More

Oslo is expensive. Reallly expensive. So the Anker hotel is a godsend. We went for my birthday, four of us in all. This hotel was the cheapest in the centre we found. And that always worries me. I neednt have worried. The staff were nice and checkin was no hassle. The room was basic but spacious and had a nice... More

The hotel was a bit out from the centre, so consider the places you need to get to before booking a room. A nice, simple hotel for a reasonable price. And while all other hotels in the centre were almost fully booked or very expensive, Anker hotel was still available. The breakfast however surprised me pleasantly with quite a wide... More

We enjoyed very much, while residing in Hotel Anker, Oslo. The room was newly renovated, bathroom, excellent. Housekeep was tip-top and service staff were very helpful and courteous. The breakfast spread was good as well. My only complain is the single-size bed too small for comfort. More

I stayed with my teenage children in Anker Hotel in early November 2011. First of all I think it is important to keep in mind that there are hotels and there are hotels. Hotel Anker in Oslo is first and foremost a tourist hotel, and should be assessed accordingly. It does not aim to be a first class luxury or... More