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Easter in the city

 

 

Special Easter Promotion!
Stay during Easter and save 30%

Includes:
Breakfast buffet for 2
Upgraded room with Nespresso coffee maker
Access to high-speed internet for unlimited devices

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Booking Period: 1 March to 6 April 2019
Stay Period: 11 April to 22 April 2019

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History in the making

Hotel Christiania Teater – is a historic Oslo city hotel and landmark built in 1918, known primarily for the notability of its theater inside the hotel and recently its unique lobby and restaurant design by Annemone Wille Waage. 

The 102-unit hotel is located in Stortingsgata, next to Spikersuppa and the main pedestrian street Karl Johans gate with the Royal Palace on one side and the parliament on the other side, around the corner is the Oslo City Hall and just in front the National Theatre.

The hotel has been on the National Register of Historic Places since 2015 and consists of 3 buildings with the oldest one dating back to 1881.

 

Tordenskiolds gate 1

Severin Worm-Petersen, 1881

The hotel consists of 3 buildings with the oldest one located in Tordenskiolds gate 1 is dating back to 1881. Originally Tordienskiolds Gate 1 consisted as today of hotel rooms in the upper floors, the hotel was called Hotel Boulevard. In addition Photographer Severin Worm-Petersen had his Atelie here on the 2.nd fllor from 1900-1933. Worm-Petersen is among other things known for photographing the homecoming of Fridtjof Nansen after his homecoming from his sucessful Polar Expedition.

Stortingsgata 14

Severin Worm-Petersen, 1865

 

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Stortingsgata 16

 

The hotels main building was raised 1918 in a post modern Nordic Renaissance style, drawn by the architect Henry Fearnly Coll [no], in a joint venture with the Danish architect Hack Kampmann, Hack was also known for Marselisborg Castle, and Ny Carlsberg Glyptotek and museum in Copenhagen.

 

 

 

 

 

 

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Lonely Christmas Tree

We want to make Christmas magical for as many children as possible. Help us collect Christmas presents for those in need in your community. Give children a better Christmas and leave a Christmas present under the tree at a hotel near you

This is Lonely Christmas Tree

Christmas is a time full of wonderful traditions. We bake gingerbread biscuits, drink glögg, decorate the tree and spend time with friends and family. But Christmas is not always such a happy time for everyone. And that’s why we have a Christmas tradition of our very own here at Nordic Choice Hotels called Lonely Christmas Tree Seeking Gifts. We invite everyone and anyone to donate Christmas presents and place them under the Christmas trees in our hotel lobbies. For each present received, Nordic Choice Hotels will also donate 10 kronor to the Sweet Dreams UNICEF project that seeks to combat human trafficking.

How to participate

1. Buy a Christmas present. Think about what a child would really like, not something you think a child might need.
2. Wrap the present and write a note roughly describing the age and interests of the kind of child that might be happy to receive it. For example: “Merry Christmas from Pia! (You are about 3-5 years old and LOVE playing outside)”
3. Visit a hotel near you and place the present under the tree.

New donation record in 2017

December 2017 was a month full of activity and generosity across the Nordic region. In total, 63,880 presents were placed under almost 190 Christmas trees. That’s an all time high! Your kindness meant that tens of thousands of children had a better Christmas. For each present received, Nordic Choice Hotels also donated 10 NOK to UNICEF’s Sweet Dreams project that works to combat human trafficking. So, the Lonely Christmas Tree campaign generated a massive 638,800 NOK for UNICEF!

A big thank you to all those of you who supported the campaign.

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Get 5% discount – ALWAYS

Nordic choice Club member benefits

 

The simple essence of Nordic Choice Club is the easy points. It´s easy to become a member, easy to earn points and easy to enjoy the rewards. We add more benefits all the time for you to enjoy, whether you´re a BLUE, SILVER, GOLD or PLATINUM member.

Sign up and get 5%  discount on your future reservations.

At Hotel Christiania Teater the restaurant is run by an external operator, hence no bonus points given on F&B from Restaurant Teatro

For full info: Click here

 

 

 

 

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The Well

<strong>The Well is the largest spa and bathhouse in the Nordic region, and with its 10,500 square metres, it is a wonderful paradise for adults, offering unique spa and bathing experiences, both indoors and outdoors. With The Well, Norway can finally experience the same wellness concepts that have existed on the continent for centuries.</strong>

The Romans built magnificent baths, <em>thermae</em>as they were called. Some baths were huge and could hold more than 1,500 visitors at a time. The baths were a place for socialising, relaxation and wellness – a natural part of daily life. Roman baths consisted of different rooms and pools with different temperatures. They housed massage rooms, libraries, relaxation rooms, gardens and restaurants. The Romans surrounded themselves with everything that was beautiful: marble and mosaics, paintings and statues. Here, they could read and study and recover after tough battles. Here, they met, talked and discussed politics and other relevant topics of the day.

As a result of the Roman Empire’s expansion into Europe, many countries have traditions for spas, thermal baths and bath houses. Roman bathing culture, and their kind of wellness and preventive care, is now making a strong comeback in our daily lives. In recent years, many large spa complexes and bathhouses have begun popping up all over Europe. Now it is Norway’s turn!

We live in a busy and hectic time, with an increased need for tranquillity, relaxation and harmony. Everyday stress can be counterbalanced by health and personal wellness. Today, people are concerned about having a “smart, healthy and sustainable” lifestyle. We want to live happier and healthier lives and are looking for new ways to take better care of ourselves. Sustainability does not only apply to the environment and our natural resources – but also to personal wellbeing. We prefer solutions that are simple, pleasant and personalised.

The Well takes the best elements and traditions of Roman baths and combines them with the modern continental spa and wellness culture.

The Well is the largest and most comprehensive spa and bathhouse in the Nordic region. It is a paradise to be experienced, with 11 different pools, 15 different saunas and steam rooms, more than 100 showers, waterfalls, a Japanese bathhouse with onsen hot springs, Oriental Hammam, rhassoul clay treatments, relaxation rooms, a restaurant, bars and much more. Our outdoor area features a large swimming pool, two whirlpools and a sauna built in a rustic style, nestled among rocky outcrops and pine trees. You can book various types of massages and treatments in one of our many lovely treatment rooms. The Well is focused on physical wellbeing, mental balance, effective treatments, socialising and good hygiene. You can visit us for a few hours to a full day.

<strong>A visit to The Well is a break from everyday life, where you can indulge in the luxury of tranquillity, wellness and revitalisation.</strong>

<em>You must be at least 18 years of age to enjoy The Well.</em>

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