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I don't know where to start. My advice, stay away from this place. Id rather sleep in my Volvo.Parking card didn't work, the room was not renovated in at least 20 years, unfriendly staff, a lot of disturbing noice from the heating system close to the room. No shoepolish, really bad service in the restaurant. Long waiting for service and very expensive. This hotel is a joke.

I stayed here for one night on a business trip. The room is a little basic even for the short stay business traveller - TV from 10 years ago (the set, not the content!) and bed that although are comfortable, are a little travel lodge for the money they cost. but then this is Norway - so everything is ridiculous price wise (get ready for an GBP8 beer) and everything is spotlessly cleanNice lake out the back of the hotel (actually its a Fjord that is sea water) to sit and ponder by - and you can walk to Lysaker (station, restaurants) in 20 mins on one of the excellent cycle and pedestrian walkways.Not bad for a stop over, don't go on holiday or a romantic break

I have stayed in worse hotels, and indeed sometimes would have happily stayed in worse hotels. If this was a cheap hotel somewhere on the edge of a city, competing with Travelodge and Premier Inn and charging GBP40 a night, it might be OK. But this is in excess of four times that price. This area used to be the airport - I suspect this might have been an airport hotel that has had no love and attention since the airport went. Hey guys - wake up! This is a major business area now. There is a much better Quality Hotel 100m away, and what looks to be a really nice Scandic hotel a little further. There were seven of us staying here for business - we've previously used the Quality hotel, but this was full, so Radisson it was. The rooms were VERY tired - 1970s / 80s decor, pine stained dark but showing the signs of wear, doors that open outward into the corridor (which feels really strange - and when you can't get out of your door on the second morning of staying there you really realise that you haven't learned). My room was next to some lifts / elevators. Normally I would hate the noise that that generates - but I needn't have worried as those lifts were out of order. To make up for it the remaining lifts (which were also showing signs of age) seemed to have been adjusted such that the doors clearly thought they were la guillotine to Marie Antoinette's neck. The bathroom was decorated in dark 1970s tiles, with a massive crack from the ceiling down to nearly the bath. The bath itself had no sealant around it (ok as the room is done up as a wet room) but clearly had mould growing around the edge and hadn't been cleaned properly in a long time. Two of the lights in the room weren't working, including the main bathroom light which did emit a feeble flicker from time to time. I tried to encourage it to work twisting a little, but the dust bunnies that came off on my hand looked positively carnivorous!The restaurant... oh well... Seven of us eating. To be fair we had eaten there another time when the attractions of the limited menu at the Comfort hotel had got a bit tired, it had been reasonable then. This time though the starters were all messed up with the orders wrong. One of our party never got the starter at all. I had fish soup. It was OK - nothing more. Not classic. There is a WAY better fish soup on offer at the Quality Hotel.Having sat down at 7:30, at 9:30 we were still waiting for our mains. Clearly the orders were not properly done again. I was beginning to lose the will to live - we asked for the manager to come over. He took the orders again. My order was an Entrecote Steak, cooked blue. I even explained to him what was meant by that - he understood. You may not like it, but actually I quite enjoy my steak looking and tasting as though it comes from an animal, yes, complete with some blood. Not this time. But it just wasn't worth complaining about.In contrast, breakfast was OK - (again not as good as the Comfort Hotel - but no particular complaints). One thing that I do like about the Comfort hotel is that there is always coffee available in reception - you can just go and get some. In the Radisson there isn't. There isn't even a coffee making facility in the room.They have a plaque on the wall showing that it won an award in 1997. Clearly it hasn't won anything since.To be fair, the reception staff were warm and friendly. They know they are working in a dump though. Everyone can have a bad day - the first waiter was obviously not experienced and made mistakes. I can cope with that. We all have to learn. But then the manager needs to come along and sort things out. He didn't. Complete disaster.i sat on the morning of the second day, and pondered what I would write in my review. I don't generally write negative reviews - I may be quite easy to please. But I looked at what other people had written here, and recognised it all. I even thought what I would write in the tip to help travellers choose a good room - and found I wou

A shabby, overpriced hotel that Radisson should seriously look at! The staff are grumpy and the barman thinks he runs the hotel. There is a poor breakfast selection and the menu for evening meals would shame a 2* hotel.

I`m a Club Carlson Gold Elite member, and i will say I`m experienced with the Radisson brand. This hotel is not anything like a Radisson hotel at all. Its an old, tired and rundown conference machine from the 70`s. I mean really old and in desperate need for upgrades. My room could very easy had been a motel room out in the countryside in the middle of the 70`s. Only 1 elevator worked during our stay, causing a terrible mess getting back to rooms. Breakfast was just ok, but nothing to write home about. Lunch and dinner was good. Out of draft beer in the bar, and a really arrogant barkeeper. I will rate it poor instead of terrible because of the frontdesk staff. They were really nice and tried their best. Always smiling and helpful. So keep up the good work. All in all one of the worst hotel experiences in all my years of traveling. I`m really puzzled that Radisson want their quality brand on this door. Never again.