In a quiet, leafy street right behind the Royal Palace, this smart 46-room hotel occupies a grand corner building from the 1890s. Rooms and public spaces make the most of the elegant 19th-century bones with a restrained modern fit-out and lots of smart monochromes. There's a highly regarded sushi restaurant, Fangst, in the basement too.
Saga Hotel Oslo
Top choice in Oslo
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