The Guest house is run by the Diaconian hospital in the neighbouring buildings, but you don't need to be a Christian or visiting patiens to stay there. I've stayed at the Guest house several times because of work in Oslo. I've always found the rooms clean - this also applies to the shared toilets/bathrooms. The furnitures/decoration is old-fashioned, but this... More

The rooms and bathrooms were clean, pretty large, and nice, but nothing extraordinary. Very easy to get to the downtown area -- we walked but buses are very accessible. Overall, we were happy with our time there but might try a different place if we went back.

We are not churchgoers and were really surprised to find out that this guesthouse is actually run by a church organisation and I am not clear whether it was originally or is still a place for nuns / priests etc. What I can tell for sure is that we found a bible on our bedside table in our room and... More

I stayed here 5 days in october while taking follow-up studies at the university of Oslo. The guesthouse is in an old building in the middle of Lovisenberg diaconal hospital area. The hospital is owned by the private deaconess foundation and the "Parish sisters home" but it operates within the framework of public health. The guesthouse has some rooms with... More