Pet Friendly Hotels & Resorts in Os from NZ$193

"Excellent location by the quayside. Very helpful and welcoming staff Fantastic breakfast with a large range of hot and cold food and nice dinning room - no queue even at busier times. Room was clean and comfortable "

"20 minutes walk from the port and 3 to the train station. Supermarket and coffee shop behind the hotel if you dont want hotel breakfast"

"Our room had a nice water view and breakfast, though crowded, was good. Because of the ongoing hotel cleaners strike in Norway housekeeping was affected and very limited though staff had towels available and assisted well through the front desk. One issue was that the shower, even when being careful, tended to attempt to flood the floor requiring extra towellls to sandbag the situation. All staff were friendly, attentive and helpful."

"My biggest complaints are that the beds and bedding were terrible. The TV also only had 2 channels and the chairs in the room were also uncomfortable. Good incentive to stay out and about, but i definitely think it is overpriced for such an uncomfortable room. The gym and breakfast were nice, and the staff was helpful."

"Great place to crash after a late night flight into BGO!"

"Restaurant staff on strike made drinks and meals a bit awkward. We missed having a kettle and tea/coffee in our room. But overall a lovely clean and modern room with lovely and friendly staff."

"Breakfast was excellent. Our only complaint is the room was very dark. They need more light with lamps or overhead light. "

"Unfortunately the hotel chain was undergoing a strike so staff was minimal (albeit very helpful). The room was ok after a paid upgrade. Heater did not work and typical bathroom amenities were not present. Breakfast was great. Dinner was disappointing. One dish and dessert for fixed price of NOK 31. Instead of a full buffet. The hotel is in the suburbs but the tram to town was great. Be aware that there is about a 1/2 km walk to the station from the hotel. "

"Great hotel despite the housekeeping strike. "