Radisson Blu Scandinavia 4-Star Hotel Oslo. In the center of Oslo. Review & Virtual visit.

00:00:00 Lobby 00:00:34 Room 00:00:42 Positive points 00:01:00 Negative points 00:03:10 Bathroom 00:04:25 View from window 00:04:56 Breakfast 00:06:55 Gym 00:07:03 Changing room and Sauna 00:08:10 Pool 00:08:24 Summit Bar 00:08:38 Rating The Radisson Blu Scandinavia Hotel Oslo is a 4-star hotel located in the city center, offering striking views of Oslo and its fjord.  The hotel rises 22 stories high and is situated near major attractions like the Royal Palace, the National Gallery, and the main shopping street, Karl Johans Gate.  It features 499 rooms and suites, a fitness center with an indoor pool and sauna, and on-site dining options including the 26 North restaurant and the 21st-floor Summit Bar.   Room 1313 lucky I'm not superstitious. Standard Room 1 King 1313, Virtual visit, here is my objective assessment Positive points: Modern elegant room design Tea and coffee making facilities  Fridge in room Safe in room Iron in room Rainfall shower head  Phone to TV pairing  Smoked salmon for breakfast  Negative points: Air conditioning very loud I think they need to have it checked I could hear drilling at around 10 am I stayed in May 2025. The room including breakfast cost 1729 Norwegian Crowns that was equivalent to around 170 US dollars. It might seem expensive but Norway is known for being more expensive than its European neighbours. Please don't forget to like comment and subscribe and don't forget to check out the rating I give to the hotel at the end of the video.  If you are thinking of spending a night in Oslo click on the top right to see my review of the Radisson blu Plaza. And click now to see my review of the Lysebu hotel that is in the hills above Oslo. And click again to see my review of the Best Western Plus Oslo airport. Here is the view from the window. It was quite nice just a pity I couldn't really see the Oslofjord. Here is the breakfast room. It is considerably long so there are plenty of tables by the window. Here is the breakfast buffet.  Quite a few options and quite busy. Fruit juice and Smoothies. Warm options. Smoked salmon and herring. Here is the small gym. Here is the big Sauna. Just what you would expect in a Scandinavian country. By the way something interesting is that the Swedes and Norwegians don't use the finnish word Sauna in their language but call it a badstew. Here is the pool. It is nice but it does seem to have very few sitting options. And finally here is the Summit Bar on the 21st floor with beautiful views over the Parks and the Oslofjord.