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Radisson Blu Plaza Hotel
Hotel
Bed And Breakfast
About Radisson Blu Plaza Hotel
The Radisson Blu Plaza Hotel sits in the heart of Oslo, offering a full-service urban base with direct ski-in, ski-out access — an unusual combination for a city hotel that sets it apart from the standard urban offering. The property operates at four-star level, with facilities that include an indoor swimming pool, sauna, spa, and dedicated fitness centre, alongside a restaurant and bar for on-site dining and drinks. A garden provides outdoor space, rare in a city-centre setting. Accommodation specifics such as room count and configuration are not listed, so guests should confirm room types directly. What the hotel does deliver is a coherent package: ski access, recovery facilities, and city-centre convenience in one address. For skiers who want Oslo's cultural and culinary offer alongside time on snow, this property removes the usual trade-off between resort isolation and urban access. It functions equally well as a base for business travellers extending their stay into a ski weekend.
The Layout
A 37-story glass skyscraper featuring guest rooms from the 4th to the 33rd floors, with wellness and dining on the top floors.
Amenities
14 features available
Pool
Sauna
Bar Area
Gym
Concierge
Elevator
WiFi
Air Conditioning
Spa
Garden
Gym
Ski-In/Ski-Out
Pool
Sauna
Bar Area
Gym
Concierge
Elevator
WiFi
Air Conditioning
Spa
Garden
Gym
Ski-In/Ski-Out
Pool
Sauna
Bar Area
Gym
Concierge
Elevator
WiFi
Air Conditioning
Spa
Garden
Gym
Ski-In/Ski-Out
Winter 2026/27 Pricing
Low Season
From
£135
per night
Mid Season
From
£185
per night
High Season
From
£280
per night
Location
Oslo sits at the head of the Oslofjord and is one of Scandinavia's most accessible capitals, served by Oslo Gardermoen Airport with direct connections across Europe and beyond. The city's ski infrastructure is genuinely exceptional for an urban centre — the Nordmarka forest and its network of cross-country and downhill trails begin within the city limits, and the Holmenkollen ski arena is reachable by metro. The hotel's ski-in, ski-out designation places guests in direct contact with this network without requiring a transfer. The city centre location also means restaurants, museums, the waterfront, and public transport are within easy reach. For those combining a ski trip with time in a capital city, Oslo's compact layout makes both ambitions straightforward to manage from a single base.
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About Oslo
Experience world-class city skiing just 30 minutes from downtown Oslo.
Ideal forCity BreakersBeginnersPark SkiersFamilies
- Altitude
- 150m
- Summit
- 530m
- Pistes
- 10km
- Drop
- 380m
- Snowfall
- 2m per season
- Season
- Dec – Apr
Skimore Oslo, historically known as Oslo Vinterpark or Tryvann, offers a truly unique ski experience located entirely within the city limits of the Norwegian capital. Perched high on the hills of Nordmarka, skiers and snowboarders can enjoy panoramic views of the city skyline and the Oslofjord while carving down the slopes. It is the perfect destination for a combined city break and alpine holiday. Despite being an urban resort, it punches above its weight with exceptional snowmaking, a 380-meter vertical drop on the challenging Wyller run, and extensive floodlighting that allows for magical night skiing. The resort is heavily intertwined with the local culture, serving as a popular after-work playground for Oslo residents and featuring an internationally acclaimed snowpark.
The resort features surprisingly varied terrain, from gentle beginner slopes at the Tryvann base to the steep, FIS-approved Wyller run used for giant slalom. A renowned terrain park and extensive night skiing capabilities ensure endless entertainment for all skill levels.
A vast, forested recreational region surrounding Oslo, renowned for its incredible accessibility, scenic lakes, and thousands of kilometers of cross-country ski trails.
Ski areas
Tryvann
BeginnerThe main entry point at the top of the mountain, offering gentle, wide slopes perfect for learning and warming up.
Wyller
AdvancedA steep, 1,400-meter-long black/red run with a 380m vertical drop, ideal for advanced carvers and slalom enthusiasts.
Hyttli
ParkThe core of the resort's freestyle scene, featuring an expertly maintained terrain park and a superpipe.
Tårnbakken
IntermediateCruisy blue and red runs located directly beneath the iconic Tryvann broadcast tower.
Getting there
Oslo Gardermoen (OSL)
1h
60km
Take the Flytoget (Airport Express Train) to Oslo Central Station, then transfer to the Metro. Paid parking is available at both the Tryvann (top) and Wyller (bottom) base areas, though spaces fill quickly on weekends.
Season & passes
Early December to mid-April
Night skiing is a major highlight here, with slopes open and fully floodlit until 22:00 on most weekdays.
Lift passes
Adult Day Pass (NOK 595), Adult 3-Day Pass (NOK 1650)
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LOW SEASON
£135
/night