Oslo Savoy 1918

Why Stay at Savoy 1918?

In the heart of Oslo, Savoy 1918 brings together more than a century of Norwegian history with contemporary design and a wonderfully personal approach to hospitality. Following an extensive restoration, this characterful boutique hotel has entered an exciting new chapter, offering an elegant and welcoming place to stay while discovering Norway’s vibrant capital.

First opening its doors in 1918, the hotel has long been part of Oslo’s cultural and social life. Today, its beautifully restored interiors celebrate that heritage, with original architectural details, carefully selected vintage furnishings, warm textures and contemporary comforts creating a distinctive atmosphere throughout.

With just 92 individually designed rooms and suites, no two stays feel quite the same. Choose from beautifully appointed rooms or one of the hotel’s spacious suites, including the impressive WATT Suite, which offers generous living areas and views across Oslo.

Dining is an important part of the experience. Café WATT combines classic European café culture with seasonal Norwegian ingredients, offering everything from leisurely breakfasts to relaxed evening dining. Savoy Bar provides an intimate setting for cocktails and conversation after a day exploring the city.

For those looking to unwind, the hotel’s wellness and fitness facilities offer a welcome opportunity to relax, with a traditional sauna and spaces dedicated to wellbeing.

Whether you’re spending a few days discovering Oslo or beginning a longer tailor made journey through Norway, Savoy 1918 offers the perfect balance of historic character, contemporary comfort and genuine Norwegian hospitality.

Itinerary Inspiration

Begin your morning with a leisurely breakfast at Café WATT before heading out with your private guide to discover Oslo’s fascinating blend of history, architecture and contemporary Nordic culture.

Explore the National Museum, home to an extraordinary collection of Norwegian and international art, before visiting the Royal Palace and strolling through the elegant streets of central Oslo.

Continue towards the waterfront, where modern architecture meets the waters of the Oslofjord. Visit the striking Oslo Opera House, discover the MUNCH Museum or enjoy lunch overlooking the harbour at Aker Brygge.

For a different perspective on the city, take a private boat excursion through the Oslofjord, passing wooded islands, colourful waterfront houses and peaceful coastal landscapes.

Food lovers can explore Oslo’s thriving culinary scene, from traditional Norwegian dishes to innovative restaurants celebrating seasonal ingredients and local produce.

Alternatively, spend an afternoon discovering the city’s independent boutiques, design shops and galleries before returning to Savoy 1918 for time in the wellness facilities.

As evening approaches, enjoy dinner at Café WATT or explore one of Oslo’s exceptional restaurants before returning to the hotel’s welcoming bar.

For those continuing their Norwegian adventure, combine your stay with a scenic journey towards Bergen, the dramatic landscapes of the western fjords or a longer exploration of Norway’s beautiful coastline.

Where is Savoy 1918?

Savoy 1918 is located on Universitetsgata in central Oslo, placing many of the city’s most celebrated cultural attractions, restaurants and shopping streets within easy walking distance.

The hotel is particularly well positioned for exploring the National Museum, National Theatre, Royal Palace and the historic streets surrounding Karl Johans gate.

Oslo’s waterfront, including Aker Brygge and the striking architecture of the Oslo Opera House, is also easily accessible.

Its central location makes Savoy 1918 an excellent base for discovering Oslo on foot, while convenient transport connections allow you to explore the surrounding forests, islands and fjord landscapes.

For those travelling onwards through Norway, Oslo provides an ideal starting point for scenic rail journeys, private fjord experiences and tailor made adventures across the country.

Tailor Made Adventures You Can Enjoy at Savoy 1918

• Private guided tours of Oslo’s historic neighbourhoods
• Explore the National Museum and MUNCH Museum
• Private boat excursions through the Oslofjord
• Discover the Royal Palace and Karl Johans gate
• Norwegian culinary experiences and private food tours
• Visit the Oslo Opera House and waterfront
• Explore Scandinavian design boutiques and galleries
• Discover Vigeland Sculpture Park
• Traditional Norwegian sauna and wellness experiences
• Guided forest walks in the hills surrounding Oslo
• Scenic railway journeys through Norway
• Bespoke journeys combining Oslo with Norway’s fjords