Gabelshus – a charming Hotel on Oslo’s West End featuring hospitality for generations. In a quiet street in the best part of Oslo’s West End, well secluded from city noise is Gabelshus Hotell. And yet the hotel is so centrally located that you are only a short walk to the middle of Karl Johans gate. Behind the brick façade and Virginia creeper you will find a magnificent little hotel with a long, distinguished history. Designed by the two famous city architects Morgenstierne and Eide, Gabelshus was built as a guesthouse already in 1912. From the beginning Gabelshus was managed by women until today, when a new generation has taken over. In the first year of peace after the war Miss Agathe Frølich took over operations, and Gabelshus received its hotel licence in 1949.. Today Eiendomsspar as own the hotel Gabelshus and the neighbouring Ritz Hotell. For all these years Gabelshus has maintained its traditions, with regard to the building itself, the interior, and especially the personal touch that makes this place an exciting and unique hotel experience.
The hotel takes good care of the things it has collected over the years, at the same time as it thoroughly integrates today’s requirements for comfort and practicality.