Losby Gods Manor

The location is stunning, and the building is very beautiful. In the communal areas of the hotel, there is a plethora of antiquitied decor and furniture around the building. This lends an opulent and historical edge to an already interesting place. The bed is extremely comfortable with more pillows than you could possibly need. There is a balcony which is adjacent to 2 other balconies. TV allows you to connect to YouTube, Netflix, Spotify, HBO Max, and ViaPlay, as well as offering television. The 2nd floor dining and living space in the Deluxe Suite is very spacious, including a 2nd balcony. We preferred this one because it was on its own at the top of the building, allowing us privacy. The restaurant dinner service was attentive, and the food was reasonable. Many great places to go walking in the scenic area. If you want a short walk, I recommend heading south to Mønevann and the watermill only 2km away. We left for a Sunday walk, suddenly a rainstorm came out of nowhere. The hotel day manager chased us with a pair of umbrellas. I wish I knew his name (he worked the Saturday and Sunday) because he was the stand-out member of staff with a level of professionalism that transcended all others that we encountered.

We were unaware that most of the premises would be closed for a private wedding, meaning that we were confined to the accommodation area on Saturday. The staff seemed aware of this inconvenience and encouraged us to go for a walk or head to Lillestrøm (our intention was a countryside getaway, so while we had fun there in the city, it was not why we booked this place). It felt like we were being politely chased out of the building shortly after arriving! There were broken blinds in the 2nd floor area, and there was no minibar as stated in the room description on Booking.com. This was a shame because we brought some drinks and picnic supplies along with us that would have been much nicer chilled! The atmosphere in the main restaurant there was deader than anything I have experienced, with all tables reduced to stifled whispers as though there was a rule against conversation. Breakfast served in room (300 Kr per person) on Sunday, and leftovers were still there on Monday morning, rendering the dining table useless. We were unexpectedly informed on Sunday that there will be no dinner service and we should order a pizza. It was kind of them to visit the room to let us know, but a purported 5 star hotel should not be relying on local takeaways to take care of it's guests. Most of the staff seemed to disappear after breakfast, so we imagined that we were the only guests left and they sent them home. Jacuzzi was unable to drain because the plug was stuck, and we were unable to use it. There were clear signs that this had happened before, with what looked like tool scratches from people trying to jack it open. This was one of the reasons we selected this premium room type, so there was a significant disappointment. We only reported this on check out because we could not find anyone on Sunday (also, when the pizza arrived, the delivery guy couldn't find anyone to drop it off with).

Flott hotell i fine omgivelser. Hadde Afternoon tea på terrassen og middag i restauranten, begge deler en flott opplevelse.

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Anbefales på det sterkeste! Et opphold her svarer alltid til forventningene, både lokasjon, interiør og eksteriør, rom, personale, måltider og vinutvalg.

Great for exploring the countryside and Oslo! Lovely hotel and grounds where we enjoyed making our own waffles for breakfast, the games room- but canoeing most of all! Not sure if some staff are snooty or that is the Norwegian way 😂