Hotels near Eiksmarka Station

"Love that this hotel is connected to the train station. So convenient. We arrived at 10:30pm from our Norway in a Nutshell tour and just walked a little to get to the hotel, and then in the morning it was just a hop, skip and a jump to get to the airport train. Breakfast buffet had a good selection, although we like to toast our bread, and there wasn't a toaster. Staff was super friendly and helpful. If you get a room looking out towards the Munch Museum, the view is incredible!"

"Excellent stay, helpful staff and breakfast was great especially as there was such a wide range of food. "

"Fantastic budget friendly hotel right in the city centre. Facilities were great and the room was comfortable. Will definitely stay again if I visit Oslo again. "

"Really comfortable hotel, central location. "

"Central to Oslo with amazing transport links right outside (tram, bus, metro and train!) Despite this, hotel was lovely and extremely quiet. Hotel was clean and staff were helpful. There was a luggage room to leave bags before check-in and after check-out. Would definitely stay again."

"Great place to stay in Oslo"

"Great hotel in a lovely part of Oslo . Tram stop right outside and convenient to where ever you might want to go . Lovely restaurant and bar "

"A well located hotel close to the central station and city centre . Excellent breakfast "

"The Anker Hotel offers an amazing view of the city, sunrise or sunset, depending I suppose on which way your room is facing. It is central enough to walk to the station and with a tram stop right outside. The rooms are clean, quiet, and comfortable. They range in size, but even the smallest feels big enough to move around and the larger ones feel amost like small suites. The breakfast is expansive with lots of choice, including a gluten free section that I find important. They also do a pretty good coffee (although there are amazing artisan places within a few minutes walk.) The hotel bar, which is sadly closed on Sundays, is a surreal delight, with visiting bands playing shuffleboard and a music selection that probably has no place in a chain hotel but which I enjoyed very much for that reason. I've heard everything from country music to glam rock, from post-punk, to I don't know what. What is more, the staff are attentive, friendly, and knowledgeable. I am struggling to find a downside. I think the part of town is possibly less salubrious than the centre, but if you come from a city it feels fine. Oh, and there are 13 floors! I have not stayed on the 13th floor yet, but each time I visit I seem to go two higher .... "