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Two separate beds make the Small Twin or Alcove Room a practical choice for friends or colleagues. These rooms measure 19-23 square meters. Roommates share the bathroom, while the sleeping arrangement depends on the option booked.

The Twin Alcove option places the beds in sleeping alcoves with privacy curtains. Under-bed drawers provide storage, and reading lights, a small table and an armchair make use of the compact space. This option has no television.

The Twin Room has a more conventional arrangement, with two beds, a desk, storage, a television and a minibar. Choose this option if those facilities matter more to you than the curtained sleeping alcoves.

Both options have a walk-in shower, Byredo bath products and a Marshall speaker. Hilding Anders beds, Høie bedding and Abate bathrobes are shared details. Check the named Twin or Alcove option on your rate, since the television and minibar are not common to both.

An integrated desk by the window gives the Standard Room a useful place to work or plan a day in Oslo. The room measures 19-26 square meters and has a queen bed, with a layout that makes use of the available space.

Parquet floors, brush-painted walls and coved ceilings provide the setting for GRECODECO's bespoke furniture. The fully stocked minibar occupies its own space, keeping drinks separate from the window desk.

The bathroom has a walk-in shower and Byredo products. Hilding Anders supplies the bed, with Høie duvets and pillows and specially designed Abate bathrobes provided for time in the room.

A Marshall speaker lets you play your own music, while the 55-inch television has Chromecast for streaming. Löfbergs coffee is also available. Choose Standard when a window workspace, queen bed and walk-in shower cover what you need, without moving up to a larger room or suite.

Window seating gives the Superior Room somewhere to settle in beyond the king bed. At 24-28 square meters, this category adds a lounge corner to the main room, with an inbuilt minibar and vanity nearby.

Cherry-stained ash wall panels are framed by dark mouldings. Above them, a chandelier takes its cue from the lighting in Oslo City Hall. These details give the GRECODECO interior a different character from the painted walls of the Standard Room.

A walk-in shower and Byredo products are provided in the bathroom. The Hilding Anders bed comes with Høie duvets and pillows, and Abate bathrobes are ready for use during your stay.

For time indoors, there is a Marshall speaker and a 55-inch television with Chromecast. The minibar and Löfbergs coffee put refreshments close at hand. Superior works well if you want a king bed and a separate place to sit by the window while keeping a single-room layout.

Sommerro's Deluxe Room has a townhouse feel and Art Deco design. You can book one king bed or two beds. Compare the bed setups when choosing your rate.

Polished birch, chequerboard inlay and a marquetry minibar cabinet shape the furniture. Norwegian floral details, curved walls and stepped ceiling mouldings add to the design. Seating gives you a place away from the bed.

The single-king option measures 27-34 square meters. This range does not cover every two-bed layout. If you need connecting rooms, ask the hotel to confirm the two-bed setup.

A walk-in shower comes with Byredo bath products and Abate robes. The Deluxe facilities include a Marshall speaker and Löfbergs coffee. A 55-inch television has Chromecast, and the minibar offers drinks before you head out.

A king bed and space from 27 square meters make up the Deluxe Premium Room, with a courtyard-facing position at Sommerro.

There are two seating groups, giving you a choice of places to settle in.

This can be useful for reading or spending time together indoors.

A minibar is provided for refreshments in the room. It keeps a drink within reach when you return from a day around Oslo.

Wi-Fi is available for keeping in touch and planning your stay.

The connection also allows you to work online while spending time in the room.

Villa Standard sits in Villa Inkognito, beside Sommerro. The room measures 23 square meters and has Art Deco wallpaper. Handmade details and Hadeland Glassverk lamps define the interior.

GRECODECO designed the queen bed. It has a Svane mattress and is 160 centimeters wide. It is smaller than the bed in Villa Deluxe, a useful point when choosing between the two categories.

Custom ceramic tiles line the bathroom. It has a walk-in rain shower. The well-stocked minibar has drinks and snacks for time in the room.

Breakfast is served in Ekspedisjonshallen at Sommerro. As a villa guest, you can use the main hotel’s shared rooftop pool and sauna. You also have access to Vestkantbadet. This keeps you in the smaller villa setting with the main hotel facilities nearby.

The Junior Suite has a king-size four-poster bed and a Murano glass chandelier. The bed is made of bleached oak with chrome details. GRECODECO designed the 40-45-square-meter layout.

A couch and bespoke furniture form the seating area. Norwegian artist Gerhard Munthe inspired the upholstery. A dining table seats two for a meal or a conversation away from the bed.

Dusty pink marble surrounds the bathroom. There are twin basins, a walk-in shower and a deep soaking tub. Byredo products and Abate bathrobes are provided. The bed has Høie duvets and pillows.

The minibar and Löfbergs coffee are on hand for drinks. A Marshall speaker and a 55-inch television with Chromecast provide entertainment. Choose Junior if you value a large bathroom and space for a couch and dining table.

A view of Solli Plass brings the city into the Villa Superior Room. At 25 square meters, the room combines a queen bed with a vanity desk, comfortable armchairs and a small table.

The custom-designed bed has a Svane mattress. You can use the desk to plan your day, or take a seat in one of the armchairs before going out. The arrangement gives you places to work and relax within the same room.

An Art Deco bathroom contains a walk-in rain shower. A well-stocked minibar is also provided, while breakfast for individual Villa Inkognito room stays is served in Ekspedisjonshallen at Sommerro.

The villa sits beside the main hotel, whose shared rooftop pool, sauna and Vestkantbadet are available to villa guests. Superior suits a stay where a desk, seating and the Solli Plass outlook are useful additions to the villa bedroom.

Bespoke armchairs and a small table give the Villa Deluxe Room a place to pause with a book or catch up on work. The room measures 31-34 square meters and has a king bed designed by GRECODECO, with a Svane mattress.

The bathroom contains a walk-in rain shower. Two of the Deluxe rooms also have a bathtub, so confirm that option when booking if a bath is important to your stay.

Rooms look toward Solli Plass or Inkognitogata, and a stocked minibar provides refreshments. Sommerro’s Ekspedisjonshallen is the breakfast setting for stays in the villa. Villa guests can also use the main hotel’s shared rooftop pool and sauna and visit Vestkantbadet.

Two Villa Deluxe rooms can connect to suites, subject to the arrangement booked. This can be useful when traveling together and needing more space. A connecting suite is booked separately, so confirm the specific room combination with the hotel before reserving.

A private balcony overlooking Solli Plass gives the Villa Suite an outdoor outlook above the city. The suite measures 88 square meters, with an open-plan arrangement of sleeping, dining and lounge areas.

The bedroom section has a carved oak double bed, 200 centimeters wide, with a Svane mattress. A sofa lounge and two chairs provide seating, while the desk offers a place to work. The mahogany dining table seats six.

The large bathroom includes a bathtub, bidet and separate walk-in rain shower. A separate guest toilet is useful when spending time in the living and dining areas.

A stocked minibar is provided, and breakfast is served in Ekspedisjonshallen at Sommerro. Catering from the villa’s kitchen can be arranged at an extra cost. The main hotel’s shared wellness facilities are also available during your stay.

A separate bedroom and living room make the Heritage Suite a choice for a stay with more space to spread out. The suite measures 70-100 square meters and has a super king bed, backed by a headboard inlaid with timber and mother of pearl.

Velvet wall coverings and sofas give the living area its character. A well-equipped bar and a dining table for six to eight let you gather away from the bedroom. A walk-in wardrobe, guest lobby and separate guest toilet add practical space.

The main bathroom has twin basins, a walk-in shower and a deep soaking tub. Its window brings in daylight and looks onto Sommerrogata, while Byredo products and Abate robes are provided.

A Marshall speaker, Löfbergs coffee and a 55-inch Chromecast television are part of the suite's equipment. Hilding Anders supplies the bed, with Høie duvets and pillows. The separate lounge and guest facilities make Heritage useful when you want to keep sleeping, dining and relaxing in distinct areas.