Studio Apartments Oslo

Best Studio Apartments in Oslo Norway

• Kvadraturen B Serviced Apartments
• Lakkegata Serviced Apartment
• Inkognitogata Serviced Apartments
• Trondheimsveien
• Numa I Topp Rooms & Apartments
• Colbjørnsens Service Apartment
• Vika Service Apartment
• Grünerløkka Service Apartment

We have an extensive range of studio apartments in Oslo, all in areas of the city that make it easy to reach the business districts and tourist attractions. Whether it’s business or leisure bringing you to Norway’s capital city, you’ll discover each of our Oslo studio apartments has modern furnishings and kitchen space that lets you self-cater during your stay.

These studio apartments for rent in Oslo Norway are suited for both business and leisure travellers. These apartments are tastefully done with premium furniture, modern amenities and aesthetic interiors. Our studio apartments provide everything you need. From cosy beds with comfortable couches to a fully functional kitchen.

What Types of Studio Apartments in Oslo Are Available?

Here at Thesqua.re, we are out to impress every guest with the quality of our studio apartments. Each is furnished in a modern style to the highest standards, and you can rent the apartments for a few days, a couple of weeks, several months, or even a whole year if you wish. Staying in a studio apartment in Oslo allows you to experience more home comforts than a hotel room can give you. 

You’ll get your kitchen/kitchenette, equipped with the essential appliances to prepare homestyle food. There are also workspaces for our corporate guests to use and flat-screen TVs for everyone to enjoy when you’re not out and about experiencing the delights of Oslo.

Loft Studio Apartments in Oslo

These apartments are located on the top floor of an apartment complex and often have skylights that afford you spectacular views of the surrounding areas. Some loft studio apartments in Oslo may have areas of restricted height due to the eaves (the slope of the roof).

Micro Studio Apartments in Oslo

Why pay for space you don’t need? If you’re planning to be out and about for most of your stay in Oslo, a micro-studio is likely to be your best option. As the name suggests, these are super-small apartments, still beautifully presented of course, with every centimetre of space used to its full potential. The Square’s Micro Studio Apartments Oslo will offer you the lowest-priced serviced accommodation in the city.

Garden Studio Apartments in Oslo

You can’t beat a studio apartment with outside space. Whether it’s a private balcony or shared garden, the chance to relax in the great outdoors in Oslo is a real treat, especially if you’re planning a long-term stay.

Luxury Studio Apartments in Oslo

For the ultimate Oslo serviced accommodation experience, we have a range of luxurious studio apartments that will impress you with their style and dazzle you with their clever use of space.

If you’re a business traveller or holidaying solo or as a couple, there’s no better way to spoil yourselves than by booking a stay in one of our top-of-the-range studios. Each features high-quality furnishings and high-specification appliances and will be situated in a highly sought-after location in Oslo. 

How Much Does it Cost to Rent a Studio Apartment in Oslo Norway?

Here’s an overview of the prices you can expect to pay per night for a studio apartment in Oslo with Thesqua.re:

• Lakkegata from £64 
• Trondheimsveien from £74 
• Linne from £76 
• Numa Topps from £85 
• Colbjornsons from £110 
• Frogna from £110 
• Grunerlokka from £110 
• Majorstuen from £110 
• Vika from £110 
• Kvadraturen B from £150 
• Inkognitogata from £152 

TheSqua.re has a wide range of serviced apartments to meet everyone’s needs. From affordable and minimalistic studios to spacious and luxurious apartments, you can find it all. You can choose from our various studio apartments in Oslo which range between $100 to $150 per night.

Fully Furnished Studio Apartment in Oslo

The beds are so comfortable you’ll have no problem falling asleep. Sofas are so snug you’ll want to curl up in front of Netflix. Shower rooms are so modern, freshening up every day is a real pleasure. Kitchens fully stocked with appliances, you’ll be able to make meals just like you do at home. All our Oslo studio apartments come fully furnished to such a high standard when you’ve stayed once you’ll want to come back for more.

Holiday Studio Apartment Oslo

With so much to do and see, and with skiing nearby and snow guaranteed in winter, Oslo is popular with tourists all year round. And with air conditioning to ensure you stay comfortable whatever the temperature outside, booking a stay in one of our holiday studio apartments in Oslo is a great decision.

Business Traveller's Studio Apartment Oslo

As a capital city, Oslo attracts its fair share of big businesses and small start-ups. So if you’re flying in to work for a few days, a few weeks or for an even longer assignment, booking one of our business traveller’s studio apartments in Oslo is something you won’t regret. You’ll get a modern place to call yours in which you can cook, relax, refresh and sleep, just like you do at home. 

You’ll have places where you can work on your laptop and fast wi-fi keeping you connected to the world, plus the option to hire meeting rooms at some complexes. And you can choose a location that makes it easy to get to your company’s offices if you’re not remote working.

What Facilities are Available in Our Oslo Studio Apartments?

• Comfortable double bed with bedside table
• Flat-screen TV with internet connectivity
• The sofa you can relax on
• Kitchen with microwave, fridge, dishwasher, tea and coffee maker
• Dining table and chairs that can also be used for work
• Towels provided for all guests
• Outside balcony space in some locations

How To Choose the Best Studio Apartments in Oslo Norway?

We have city-centre studio apartments in Oslo, as well as in locations on the outskirts and the suburbs. Moreover, studio apartments are often open plan with your sleeping and living areas sharing the same space and only the bathroom being separate. 

If you’re travelling alone, that’s not a problem. But if you’re planning to stay with someone, make sure you’re comfortable with this kind of living arrangement before choosing a studio apartment in Oslo.

What Are Things to Consider While Moving to Oslo Norway?

Our expert teams have analysed the most ideal and crucial things to keep in mind while moving to Oslo, Norway. Here are the must to consider things are mentioned:

Weather

Despite being fairly close to the Arctic Circle, Oslo has a much warmer climate than you might expect. In the summer months of June, July and August, the average temperature in Oslo is around 23ºC. Winter is a different story of course, with temperatures usually struggling to get above freezing during December, January and February.

Cuisine

Fish and meat dishes form the staple diet of most Norwegians, with pork, prawns and herring particular favourites. However, try the delicious local sausages, meatballs and dumplings.

Transport

Oslo is a fairly compact city with many attractions close to each other, so cycling or walking around is possible if that’s an option for you.

Otherwise, make use of the Ruter public transportation system. Buses, trams, the underground, local trains and some ferries are all accessible using one ticket which you can book using the Ruter app.

Famous Places in Oslo

These are a few most famous places to visit in Oslo, so have some time and consider visiting these places.

The Royal Palace: This is perhaps the country’s most important building and is home to Norway’s King and Queen. It’s open to visitors during the summer season.

The Opera House: Situated in Oslo Harbour, you can watch performances here and climb up onto its roof to enjoy stunning views of the city.

Edvard Munch Gallery: See the world’s largest collection of this famous artist’s work, including The Scream.

Akershus Fortress: Oslo has a fortress in the middle of its city centre you can visit. It dates back to the 14th Century and has helped locals fend off all kinds of invaders over the years.

Things to Do in Oslo

Some of the popular things to do in Oslo Norway are easy to find and visit. 

Cruise the Fjords

Prepare to witness some truly stunning scenery on a boat ride that will explore the jagged and beautiful coastline of Norway.

Shop Along Karls Johan’s Gate

This is the main shopping strip in Oslo, so if you can’t find what you’re looking for here, you’re unlikely to find it anywhere else in Norway. 

Check Out The Fram Museum

Experience the chill of polar weather and see the ship that holds the record for sailing the furthest north and furthest south on the planet.