The Thief, Tjuvholmen, Oslo

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A timeless hotel built on the water’s edge in Tjuvholmen, The Thief is a modern wonder with chic interiors and excellent amenities. Located between the canals on Tjuvholmen, the famous Astrup Fearnley Museum and the Oslofjord, this boutique hotel brings you contemporary luxury of a different kind.

Elegant and spacious, the rooms are decorated with modern furnishings, designed by venerable Norwegian and international designers like Bruno Rainaldi, StokkeAustad and Antonio Citterio, with unique art, hand-picked by an art curator. Most rooms and suites offer fantastic views of the city, private balconies, floor-to-ceiling windows, and ensuite bathrooms that have rainforest showers.

You can explore Oslo’s art galleries, restaurants and bars, or stay indoors and indulge in the world of wellness and relaxation at The Thief Spa, which offers treatments from spa cultures all over the world: German Aufgusse, Turkish Hamams and Moroccan Rhassouls. For easy dining, the Thief Roof offers international flavours with views of the hills of Holmenkollen. Fru K is the hotel’s seafood spot, where familiar dishes with Norwegian ingredients offer culinary variations. Last, the Thief FoodBar has a great menu: global snacks and hearty comfort food with a Scandinavian twist.

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One child under the age of 3 years can stay free of charge in a baby cot, and the hotel provides amenities like a high chair, pram and back frame from STOKKE for the child. One child between the age of 3–12 years can stay free of charge using existing beds. Pets are allowed, and the hotel provides dog requisites on request.
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Check-in: 2pm, Check-out: 12pm.
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[vc_row][vc_column][vc_column_text] Riveting/Fascinating facts about the area:

Oslo is part of the 62-mile Oslofjord, which contains over 40 islands.
Oslo and Norway are considered the best places in the world to live in, according to the UN. Oslo alone has the world’s highest Human Development Index, and the world’s lowest unemployment rate.
Every year, the Nobel Peace Prize ceremony is held in Norway’s Oslo City Hall.
The world’s greatest exporter of salmon is Norway!

Interesting people:

Meet Frode Berg, a well-known Norwegian bassist, who performs as the orchestral bassist in the Oslo Philharmonic Orchestra and the Tampere Philharmonic Orchestra. A famous musician known for his jazz, alongside his classical and contemporary music, Berg also dabbles in rock and pop. He received the Spellemannprisen in 2008, an award more commonly known as the Norwegian Grammy Awards, for the Jazz category. As a venerable jazz musician, Berg is a talented bassist, one of Oslo’s musical treasures, and meeting him would open your eyes to the wonderful world of Norwegian music.

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[vc_row][vc_column][vc_column_text] Exciting reasons to get out of bed:

Go for a swim to the Sørenga Seawater Pool.
Spend a day fishing at the Akerselva river, and visit the beautiful waterfall by the Beier Bridge.
Go climbing at the Oslo Summer Park.
Explore the intriguing sculptures at the Vigeland Sculpture Park.
Learn about Oslo’s rich history at the Akershus Fortress.
Discover the bustling city streets on a bicycle ride.

Eat: For a range of Norwegian flavours and traditional fare, Oslo is a vibrant hub of restaurants and eateries that have the freshest ingredients, and celebrate the region’s best food traditions.

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Hanami Shop: Discover stylish art galleries, antique shops, traditional handicrafts and trendy fashion designs in this lively city. Oslo City Hall Gallery

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The Thief, Tjuvholmen, Oslo