Why Stay at Sommerro?
Experience the vibrant atmosphere at Sommerro, where guests gather to enjoy delicious Negronis while listening to live music. Savor the innovative Nordic-Japanese cuisine crafted by renowned Chef Frida Ronge at Oslo’s first rooftop restaurant. Immerse yourself in the exquisite design sprinkled throughout the hotel’s historic 1930s building—Sommerro is indisputably the newest highlight in Norway’s capital.
Location and Facilities
Located in the heart of Frogner, a chic residential district in Oslo, Sommerro provides easy access to the city’s main attractions. The hotel features 231 exquisite rooms, seven restaurants and bars, a small cinema, and a stunning 100-seat gilded theatre. Its year-round rooftop pool and sauna are a unique offering, alongside the revitalized public baths, which are set to open in November 2022 as part of an impressive Urban Wellness Retreat.
Historical Significance
This hotel is part of a larger project by Nordic Choice hotels, known for preserving Norway’s heritage. The design of Sommerro is infused with a nostalgia for the glamorous 1930s, as articulated by founder Petter Stordalen. Not only does the property honor its roots, but it also embraces the historical significance of electricity in Norway as depicted in the grand mural by artist Per Krohg in the hotel’s main hall.
Guest Accommodations
Sommerro offers an array of warm and sumptuous accommodations, including the more modestly priced Loft Rooms, designed with families or co-workers in mind. Each room reflects a rich tapestry of Norwegian history, featuring a color palette of warm reds and greens, burnished wood, and beautiful chandeliers that evoke a sense of luxury. Common amenities include Bluetooth speakers and thoughtfully curated reading material.
Diverse Culinary Experiences
With seven restaurants and bars, Sommerro presents an exceptional culinary experience. Guests can indulge in offerings from two of Oslo’s famed establishments, including the vibrant Thai cuisine at Plah, led by acclaimed Chef Terje Ommundsen. The hotel’s all-day dining venue, Ekspedisjonshallen, serves delightful breakfast options, while rooftop dining at Tak Oslo features a creative blend of Nordic and Japanese dishes that are sure to please even the most discerning palates.
Wellness and Spa
The spa at Sommerro is set to include 18 treatment rooms, expansive thermal experiences, and a robust menu of wellness services, including nutrition workshops and aesthetic treatments designed to enhance mental and physical well-being. Guests will find a refuge in this thoughtfully curated wellness space that merges modern luxury with traditional practices.
Local Area
The vibrant Frogner neighborhood surrounding Sommerro is filled with galleries, shops, and cozy cafés, providing a delightful glimpse into Oslo’s local life and culture. It’s an ideal area for leisurely strolls and exploration.
Exceptional Service
Reflecting the charm of the 1930s, the hotel’s staff is dedicated and proficient, ensuring that guests enjoy an exceptional stay characterized by personalized attention and comfort.
Family-Friendly Atmosphere
While Sommerro welcomes children, its elegant ambiance is particularly suited for adults looking to enjoy a luxurious escape filled with sophisticated activities, including delightful cocktails in grand bathtubs and indulgent amenities.
Sustainable Practices
This project stands as Norway’s largest preservation effort to date, firmly addressing eco-sustainability through the use of green materials and local food sourcing. Sommerro’s operations are fully powered by renewable energy, and environmentally friendly practices are at the forefront of its mission.
Accessibility
All areas of Sommerro are wheelchair accessible, enhancing inclusivity for all guests, although the rooftop swimming pool is an exception.
The Café
Upon entering, guests will find Kafé Lucy offering an array of fresh takeaway coffees, teas, and delightful baked goods, perfect for a quick treat before exploring Oslo.