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So, stepping into Oslo’sSommerrowas like being transported back to those glittering decades of bold design and escapism.
Aerial view of the TAK rooftop lounge during sunset.Credit:Francisco Nogueira/Courtesy of Sommerro
Even our food reflects this, featuring the best Norwegian ingredients and regional flavors," says Julseth.
Read my full review on how this Nordic showstopper lives up to all its splendor.
Five room categories range from family-friendly entry-level lofts to more spacious suites.
The exterior facade of the Sommerro hotel in Oslo.Courtesy of Sommerro
Each has a fully stocked minibar, curated artwork, and access to the rooftop pool and wellness facilities.
Food and Drink
Seven restaurants and bars reveal how much of a neighborhood hotel Sommerro is.
Both guests and residents can enjoy afternoon tea and handmade pastries at To Sstre.
This intimate parlor transforms into a cocktail bar hosting cabaret and classical concerts in the evening.
Vestkantbadets gym offers group classes for pilates, yoga, and even handstand workshops.
It was one of the most stunning fine dining experiences I’ve ever had.
I’d travel back to Norway again to see how the rotating tasting menu has changed.
Accessibility and Sustainability
Sommerro is Norways biggest preservation project to date.
The hotel uses 100 percent renewable energy, and chefs source sustainable food from the region.
Rooms are designed specifically for wheelchair users, and all restaurants and common areas are accessible.
They also have severaldiscounted packageson their website, including dinner, wellness treatments, and experiences.
Breakfast is included in all room rates.
Interior of the Ekspedisjonshallen Bar.Courtesy of Sommerro
The Vestkantbadet indoor pool.Francisco Nogueira/Courtesy of Sommerro