Name: Amerikalinjen Lif
Address: Oslo, NO
Price range: From $787

Amerikalinjen Lif, OsloAmerikalinjen Lif in Oslo, Norway has a corrected score of 3.4 ± 0.6 (thin evidence, no platform scores), ranked 30 of 111 hotels we score in Oslo. Its platform ratings, normalised to 0-5, average 4.7 before correction. Rooms from about $787 a night (cached, not a live quote).Amerikalinjen Lif is a boutique hotel in central Oslo, set in a landmark building that once housed the Norwegian America Line headquarters at Jernbanetorget 2. It stands near the Opera House, Bjørvika and Oslo Central Station, with the airport about 45 minutes away. The 122 rooms are comfortably furnished with modern facilities, and public spaces take inspiration from the transatlantic shipping history between Norway and New York, with jazz-themed club rooms, occasional small concerts and private dining. Guests also get a gym, restaurant, room service and secure parking, and children and pets are welcome. Rates start around $787 a night, so it suits travellers wanting a characterful, well-located stay rather than a budget option. Trams pass close by, so some rooms hear street noise.What stands out

Central location near station and opera

Comfortable beds and stylish rooms

Good varied breakfast

Historic building with character

Watch out for

Tram noise in some rooms

Expensive, from $787 a night

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