Scandic Solli Oslo

The building is old and need some remodelation specially on the elevators. The gym well equipped for a hotel gym. Staff was really friendly at all time.

Everything is good

It was ok, but a bit shabby. The shower screen was inadequate which meant the whole bathroom got wet whenever anyone had a shower. We had a family room, but the layout meant it was very difficult to get from one side to the other. There weren’t enough spaces to hang up towels or clothes from, so it was messy. The breakfast and staff were great. I would give them both 5 stars.

Very convenient located to public transportation and super market. Super quite. Very good value for the cost.

The General Manager, Monica, help me with my laundry service. My laundry was completed within a few hours, which I feel was in record pace!

The hotel was fine. It was nothing special, but it was inexpensive and got the job done. There are a lot of bus tours that stay there, so breakfast was often very crowded.

The room was lovely and clean, the staff amazingly helpful and friendly. Breakfast was very good as was the location! The one thing that we think needs to be improved is that the side of the tub was high and there were no grab bars. The tub floor was slippery and there was no mat. It was a bit dicey getting safely in and out of the tub. They need to add the two aformentioned safety features.

I was distressed when I checked in. I was asked to pay for a night's stay. Since the reservations through Hotels.com did not get this problem before, I did not have a copy of my payment. After a delay, the hotel gave us a room: the receptionist would contact Hotels.com for payment. The hotel did not ask me to pay again before my departure. My credit card record clearly showed that it had been paid. What a way to be greeted! The hotel was old and did not consider guests' comfort in the bathroom: a little shelf would have been nice to place personal toiletries. The location of the hotel was not too bad.

Overall good place to stay in Oslo. Nice and quiet.

I was given the wrong room twice, was told there was parking and there was not, and the sauna was broken.

Overall, the hotel was a good place to stay for our long weekend in Oslo. Conveniently located near to a major tram/bus stop that gave us access with minimal changes to the majority of the city. The hotel staff were excellent and all very friendly and the buffet breakfast was exceptionally well-stocked at the weekend but less so on weekdays. The quality was good overall, but I did get the feeling that some of the produce had been put out repeatedly for a few days by the end of our stay. In the room, things were less impressive. Upon our arrival, I was informed that we'd been upgraded from the '1 Queen size bed' room that I'd booked. What we received was a twin bed room with the beds pushed together. There were twin duvets and due to slippery floors, the beds would inconveniently slip apart during the night. There was not enough storage in the room. There was no tea/coffee in the room which was a shock to someone who relies on an early morning coffee to get the day going. However, it's not listed in the hotel website that it's included so worth double checking. The only tea/coffee available outside of breakfast is from a machine (paid for) in the lobby. Other small points, the towels were tiny and thin - I'm a big chap and struggled to be honest. The escape routes map was missing from the back of the door. The shower screen was poorly fitted so that water collected on the floor and there was no plug for the sink. In summary, I won't be returning to this hotel.

Great service, friendly staff, excellent breakfast and ideally located for exploring Oslo.

Great hotel, spacious and clean room. Quiet and in an excellent location. Breakfast Buffett was outstanding, and the gym was good too.

Spacious room, comfortable bed, great breakfast

This hotel is getting tired and needing a refresh, don’t understand why when you stay more than one night Scandic hotels almost never refill the tea/coffee/milk/sugar, I know Norway is an impoverished country ;) but with an executive room and price maybe an extra tea bag could be provided.

This was a good hotel that was easy to get to from the train and close to the city center. The breakfast was good with lots of choices.

Had a great stay here. Was a bit of a hefty walk to the things I wanted to do in Oslo but there is a convenient tram stop a block or two away. Also convenient to the express train to the airport. Pleasantly late check out, great breakfast. My only irritation was the rooms weren’t quite as clean as they could have been (when we opened the sofa bed in our family room it looked as if the sheets might not be new), and the shower in the room didn’t make any sense. It doesn’t contain the water well from reaching the rest of the bathroom and our room in particular had drainage issues with the shower drain, so it basically flooded the bathroom floor any time someone showered. A minor issue in the bigger picture though and I’d stay here again!

Two week stay. Service was great... everyone from front desk to breakfast staff. Housekeeping staff was outstanding. Very thorough and detailed. No air conditioning in hotel so warm at night on top floor. Room could have a few more small amenities such as paper and pen, more outlets, more clothing storage. Overall nice place to stay.

I was very disapointed by the cleaning of the room.it is very dusty ,the foor is very dirty and the bathroom a sime .the prise more 200 euros by night (2personnes)is ....!!!???

We were here in advance of a Gate1 trip to Norway. Four days' lead time allowed us time to recover from stressful travel and yet see 3 museums. A short 15-minute walk to the Aker Brygge area and about the same to the National Theater stop on the subway/train line, the hotel is 2 blocks from the northwest corner of the palace gardens. Abundant food options on the streets heading towards either of these locations.