The location was incredibly beautiful, the staff was pleasant and the rooms were large with comfortable beds. They never answered emails; we never received a reply.
Raymond3 weeks ago
★★★★★·Kjenn·9.0
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Losby Gods Manor, a 19th-century historical estate, offers stylish accommodations in a beautiful setting, 20 minutes from Oslo and 30 minutes from Gardermoen Airport. The hotel features spacious en-suite rooms, 5 elegant suites, an in-house restaurant, private wine cellar, and unique banquet facilities. Surrounded by golf courses, hiking tracks, and scenic lakes, it offers tennis courts, bicycles, and golf academy services.
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How guests rate the property, aspect by aspect.
The location was incredibly beautiful, the staff was pleasant and the rooms were large with comfortable beds. They never answered emails; we never received a reply.
Raymond·3 weeks ago
The hotel was very nice with good food and the best, coziest breakfast ever. There was a bit of noise at the dinner table and during breakfast.
Mette·A month ago
It’s very charming and has an exciting history 😊 The décor is very original and you feel the history’s vibe 😊 We felt very welcome from the moment we arrived 😊 The staff is very friendly and we didn’t feel like a number in the queue 😊 The breakfast buffet is the most beautiful we’ve ever had, very inviting and a lot of delicious local options 😊 We ate dinner at the hotel a couple of times during our stay and it was also very inviting 😊 There are several terraces around the hotel where you can enjoy the view over the green surroundings 😊 The atmosphere is quiet, so you can really relax and enjoy 🥰 Even in the beautiful nature around the hotel 🥰🌳 Losby Gods gets our warmest recommendation ❤️ There was nothing we didn’t like 😊
Lisbeth·A month ago
The breakfast was a bit disappointing.
Maria·A month ago
A beautiful setup for a “historic hotel.” Nice room, good location. An exceptionally rich and varied breakfast – the best breakfast so far during our stay in Norway. You feel a bit transported back in time without sacrificing the comforts of a modern hotel. The only thing worth mentioning is the lack of public transport connection to Oslo, but that does not reflect on the hotel.
Hans-paul·A month ago