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At the heart of Oslo’s former criminal underworld, steal yourself away to the best Hamam spa this side of the Mediterranean.
Award Winner 2014
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Need To Know
- 118 Rooms.
- Norway, Oslo.
- An elegant, contemporary and luxurious hotel.
Check in - Check out
- Check in from 14:00
- Check out before 12:00
We Love
- Unlimited free entry to the nearby Astrup Fearnley Museum.
- Hotel’s rooftop bar and terrace with waterfront views.
- Hot breakfast buffet.
- Chic restaurants and bars along Aker Brygge harbor are steps away.
Key Features
Book Your Stay at The Thief
294.80 for 1 Night
Location
Address
Address: The Thief, Landgangen 1, 0252 Oslo, Norway
Travel Info
Car: It’s a 50 minutes drive from Oslo Airport to The Thief Hotel. Train: The Airport Express Train runs six times an hour and brings you to Oslo Central Station in 22 minutes, from there it is about a 15 minute walk to the hotel.
Nearby Places
Car: It’s a 50 minutes drive from Oslo Airport to The Thief Hotel. Train: The Airport Express Train runs six times an hour and brings you to Oslo Central Station in 22 minutes, from there it is about a 15 minute walk to the hotel.
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Last Updated: 2025-04-19
Expert Review
Origins
From small acorns, or 2 punnets for 70 NOK… The hotel’s owner was once Norway’s top strawberry seller at the tender age of 12. Petter A. Stordalen is now one of Scandinavia’s most celebrated businessmen, boasting an impressive collection of hotels across the region.
Top Secret
The owner, Petter A. Stordalen is so dedicated to sustainability, back in 2002 he chained himself in protest to a nuclear treatment plant and he now owns a Ferrari converted to run on biofuel.
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The Review
Just a stone’s throw from the Astrup Fearnley Museum of Contemporary Art, the brainchild of Renzo Piano, THE THIEF sits opposite Akershus Fortress on the Oslofjord. The hotel pays a healthy homage to its cultural surroundings, exhibiting an array of oeuvres, both local and overseas in origin. And the art is quick to strike: a Gormley-Esque life-size metal sculpture kowtowing obliquely to the hotel’s entrance is the X that marks a treasure chest of contemporary wonders within.
Once inside, dazzling golds absorbed by dark shadows and sleek black furnishings create a sultry and stylish feel. A couple of checks in ahead of us but before we know it we’re treated to a warm Nordic greeting from a trendy young blonde. He guides us upstairs in a lift with the company of an unusual liftman: a computer-animated sim of a Far Eastern beauty. In an ingenious sidestepping of facelessness, THE THIEF flaunts lateral thinking in a vertical device, and if nothing else, shows a flair for irony.
A trip to the spa should be central to your stay. Cooly directed by the lovely Anette and her consummate accomplice Jennifer, THIEF SPA is ready to pamper you with an exotic range of treatments, thieved from a rich gamut of practices worldwide. From their Rhassoul combining volcanic Atlas Mountain mud and regenerative salt scrub, to their Babor intensive mud wrap, the treatments at this spiffing spa will leave you feeling calmer than a Hindu cow. Without a doubt, THIEF SPA’s Hamam was a crowning, restorative delight with 50 minutes of bubbly bliss perfected with massage, fragrance and utter tranquillity.
