Oslo Airport Hotels
Nov 19, 2023, 4:44 am
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Oslo Airport Hotels
We will be flying into Oslo late evening for an early morning connecting flight and are looking to stay at an airport hotel. We will be arriving/departing from Terminal 1, which hotel is recommended? From Google Maps I can see Radisson have a couple of hotels that seem to be in the airport, are they easily accessible from Terminal 1? Thanks in advance.
Nov 19, 2023, 9:27 am
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The Radison BLU and the Radison RED are easily accessed from the airport, specially the BLU, you just need to cross the road in front of the arrival hall and then there is a covered walking path to the hotel. The RED is within easy walking distance too but without a covered pathway. The other hotels are not within walking distance.
Dec 18, 2023, 6:07 am
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We will be flying into Oslo late evening for an early morning connecting flight and are looking to stay at an airport hotel. We will be arriving/departing from Terminal 1, which hotel is recommended? From Google Maps I can see Radisson have a couple of hotels that seem to be in the airport, are they easily accessible from Terminal 1? Thanks in advance.
Dec 18, 2023, 7:11 am
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I stayed at the Radisson RED twice last month. It took 6 minutes to walk from the terminal and the pathway is covered all the way except for the last 10-15 metres by the hotel entrance. For an overnight stay before/after a flight I wouldn’t pay extra to stay at the Radisson BLU.
This was added recently then, last time I stayed at the RED (this was before the pandemic, and it was called something else than RED), the pathway was not covered.
Dec 18, 2023, 1:20 pm
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Dec 19, 2023, 12:53 am
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Quite possible, I have stayed only one time at the Park Inn and this was quite some time ago, I disdain this chain and avoid it as much as I can (after an horrible experience at the Park Inn in Stavanger more than 15 years ago).
Mar 14, 2024, 3:28 pm
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Does anyone know if the Radisson OSL Conf Centre hotel is attached to the RED OSL hotel? It appears to be in the same spot, but they are listed separately.
Rates are cheaper at the Conf Centre vs RED, but trying to understand the difference if any.
Rates are cheaper at the Conf Centre vs RED, but trying to understand the difference if any.
Apr 27, 2024, 4:51 am
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I'll just reply to my own post lol.
The Radisson RED and Radisson conference center hotels are virtually indistinguishable. The check-in is the same spot. I don't know if the RED has different rooms but the conference center hotel is perfectly fine.
Also, you can walk directly to the train station instead of backtracking to the terminal. This leaves you at the end of the platform, though I didn't see any ticket machines. You can always buy tickets on your phone via app.
The Radisson RED and Radisson conference center hotels are virtually indistinguishable. The check-in is the same spot. I don't know if the RED has different rooms but the conference center hotel is perfectly fine.
Also, you can walk directly to the train station instead of backtracking to the terminal. This leaves you at the end of the platform, though I didn't see any ticket machines. You can always buy tickets on your phone via app.