Lysebu Hotel, Oslo

Lysebu Hotel has 62 rooms, including 13 suits, 28 double rooms and 21 single rooms. All rooms have a personal and homey charm, with all the conveniences you'd expect at a first-class hotel.

The two dining rooms Utsikten (The View) and Skogstuen (The Forest Room) were designed by prize-wining architect Arne Henriksen and opened along with the new millennium. Floor-to-ceiling panoramic windows offer magnificent views over Nordmarka, towards Sørkedalen and Norefjell in the distance. The walls are adorned with Nordic art, including the large "Lysebubildet" which artist Per Kirkeby painted especially for its location. Kavaler wing features the Kavaler Salon and Peisestue (the fireplace room), which were designed and decorated by Lysebu Hotel's main architect Magnus Poulsson and originally were part of the guest house when Lysebu Hotel was a private residence. The Kavaler Salon is monumental in style with its high, richly decorated ceiling, chandeliers and tapestries by Kristin Lindberg. The tapestries were woven especially for the Salon, and were unveiled by Queen Margrethe of Denmark.

The hills, forests and lakes surrounding Oslo from an outdoor paradise know as marks, and Lysebu lies its gateway. That puts Lysebu itself in an ideal spot for those keen on enjoying the great outdoors. The hotel has hiking and ski trails at doorstep.

Lysebu Hotel can ofter 13 meeting rooms with a capacity of 2 to 120 persons. The conference rooms have modern furnishing and are equipped with state-of-the-art audiovisual. The service- minded conference hosts make sure your requirements regarding quality, efficiency and comfort are met to ensure a successful arrangement.