Carlton Hotel Oslo

... the day. It makes acclimating much easier, even though I was tired. Before we headed out, we had breakfast at the hotel. The offerings consisted of cold meats, cheeses, tomatoes, cucumbers, fruits, juices, fresh breads, crackers, jams, waffles, ...

... After great effort, we finally find our hotel.  We really hope this is the worst hotel of the trip.  City Hotel in Oslo is in a slightly tough section of downtown but near the restaurants etc.  wierd.....the entire hotel is lock down city ...

... to downtown Oslo. I slept about 10 minutes and it was glorious. We walked several blocks from the train station to our hotel, the Carlton Hotel. It wasn't a bad walk, except that some people brought a ton of luggage (some pieces without wheels). I was ...

After a week in a shoe box our room at the Oslo Hotel, St Kilda seems massive. We`re pretty self contained having a fridge, kettle, toaster and microwave in the room as well as a sofa, 2 armchairs, dining table and TV. And all for 150 quid a week! ...

... . There was one problem, though. The hotel decided to make a triple rather than have one person take one room, like we did in the Carlton. So, that means that the two profs and I (the only males) were the triple. It is a little weird rooming with the ...

... much like it did when I went to sleep (or at least tried to). There was breakfast in the hotel. It wasn't as extensive as the breakfast at the Carlton, but decent enough. We headed to Akvaplan-niva, near the Polaria in Tromso. Akvaplan-niva is a ...