Temis apartment, private new 2 rooms with lagre kitchen, share with nobody

Temis apartment, private new 2 rooms with lagre kitchen, share with nobody Overview

First Impressions

When I first walked into Temis apartment, private new 2 rooms with lagre kitchen, share with nobody, I honestly wasn’t sure what to expect from the name alone — but this three-star place completely surprised me. Located on Høyenhallveien in Oslo, it’s essentially a brand-new private apartment that you get entirely to yourself, which is pretty rare to find at this price point. The space feels fresh and modern, with that clean Scandinavian aesthetic that Norway does so well.

The Space and Layout

You know what really impressed me? The kitchen is genuinely large — not one of those tiny European kitchenettes where you can barely turn around. I mean, you could actually cook a proper meal here if you wanted to save some kroner instead of eating out every night in Oslo (which, let’s be honest, gets expensive fast). The two rooms are laid out smartly, and everything feels thoughtfully designed rather than just thrown together. The fact that it’s completely private means you’re not dealing with shared spaces or awkward encounters with other guests in hallways.

Location and Getting Around

The location is actually fantastic — couples seem to love it here, rating it 9.3, and I can see why. You’re in a residential area that feels authentically Norwegian, but you’re not stuck in the middle of nowhere. The neighborhood has that quiet, safe vibe that makes you feel like a local rather than a tourist. Plus, there’s free private parking right on site, which is honestly a godsend in Oslo where parking can be both scarce and ridiculously expensive.

What Makes It Special

Here’s the thing — this isn’t your typical hotel experience, and that’s exactly what makes it work. Recent guests have been rating the location 9.1, and after staying here, I get it. You have the independence of your own place but with the convenience of hotel-style booking. The apartment is genuinely new, so everything works properly (no temperamental shower heads or wonky door handles), and the space feels clean and well-maintained. It’s perfect for travelers who want more than just a room but don’t want to deal with the hassle of traditional apartment rentals.

Why Guests Love It

With a 9.4 rating, this place clearly hits the mark for most people, and I think it’s because it solves a real problem. You get the space and privacy of an apartment with the simplicity of a hotel stay. The kitchen means you can grab groceries from one of Oslo’s markets and actually prepare some meals, which is both fun and budget-friendly. The location puts you in a real Oslo neighborhood rather than a touristy area, so you get a more authentic feel for the city. And honestly, having your own private space after long days of sightseeing feels pretty special, even if this isn’t technically a high-end property.

Apartments in Oslo suit long stays with Scandinavian kitchens, fjord-facing balconies, and bike storage for forest rides.

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