Thon Hotel Stefan is not your holiday Inn, nor the place where you treat business partners to meetings, but simply a hotel to stay for a night or two. Rooms are up to date, and breakfast is fine. The building is old, but so is all of downtown Oslo. There is a parking garage just across the street, so it's... More

Thon Hotel Stefan is very central and close to theaters like Oslo Ny teater, Det Norske Teater and Nationaltheateret. Hotel Stefan is a City hotel in the Thon grading but I recommend Thon Hotel Munch that is a Thon budget. I think both hotels are of the same standard but Hotel Munch is in a quieter location. If you stay... More

I stayed here 2 days for business travel. Rooms are clean, but small; (you have choice of smoking or non-smaoking). Trams run at front of hotel and therefore if you are given a front facing room it can be noisey and you can hear the bar revellers below. Other odd thing about the rooms, the door opens outwards as opposed... More

I sued the hotel as a hub for three days of meeting down town Oslo. Great location, with a little noise. But not more than you have to expect in a central location. Rooms are clean, internet connection was OK and the bathroom had some space. The TV was small and fixed to the wall in a position I did... More

Stayed here on 2 separate occasions. First time - room was small, but adequate and - as requested - quiet. Bathroom was also small but clean. Nowhere to put your toiletries bag except on the floor. Second time I was given a very small single room, despite having booked a queen. When I queried this, my room was changed to... More

Quite OK, but not special. We enjoyed the breakfast and liked the location. Agree with Familyon2r.

An average experience at an average hotel: Nothing more, nothing less. No reason to complain about the service at the reception or in breakfast room but neither anything to praise. The centrally location combined with the price and OK standard, is the hotels biggest advantage. The room was small with a double bed, chair and a desk and not much... More

Stefan is quite a centrally located hotel. Went to Oslo on a business tour in May 2011, and stayed there for almost a week time. This hotel is close to shopping/pedestrian street of Oslo 'Karl Johan', takes you to the Central Station Oslo, to Royal Palace to Norwegian Parliament...nice walk!. The rooms are good however, I was not too pleased... More

My friend and I ended up with a business room in Hotel Stefan when we last visited Oslo at the beginning of November. The room was well sized, but the furniture could have been arranged a bit different to make more space for for example a sofa. The bed was placed in the middle of the room, and was buildt... More