Hôtels numa à Oslo

C'est un endroit où la nourriture est coûteuse et ordinaire. C'est un appartement idéal. Il y a quelques points à noter : Un... un truc de portable et un téléphone portable. Pourquoi ? Parce que je suis en pleine surface, en retard, en retour, fermé dehors. Deuxièmement, il faut porter un téléphone portable et un téléphone portable. Pourquoi ? Parce que j'étais dans la salle de bains, la porte a été ouverte, Les nettoyeurs ont tort de me quitter la maison. Troisièmement, à deux heures du matin, il faut porter un téléphone portable. Pourquoi ? Parce que l'alarme a sonné, tous sortiront du bâtiment. Enfin, les indianiens font du déjeuner à une heure du matin. Qu'est-ce que tu as fait au matin ? Tout le bâtiment est réveillé. Et puisque c'est venu, On peut rire et dire ça. C'est une expérience.

Not a good experience at Numa Hallen. NOT RECOMMENDED. Rooms are big, clean and quiet. However, the “hotel” is not supported by any staff. The digital check in failed initially. We did not receive the check in email as advised. Maybe if you book directly with Numa, not a third party like Trip, this might work. Don’t know. We rang the web site and Trip advertised phone number to get a check in email. It is disconnected. This defect is recorded in previous reviews, Does anyone read these complaints? Read the previous reviews and noted the WhatsAPP number to be found at door front. Was ready for this we thought. The WhatsAPP number only has a virtual attendant. So no verbal communication available only short text messages readable. Jumped through many hoops and eventually received our check in details on the kerb outside the hotel. Thought we would be sleeping on the street for a while. Once inside we noted the big sign in kitchen about leaving a window open when cooking. Next morning all fire alarms in the hotel section went off. A closed window somewhere perhaps. Alarm couldn’t be shut off so we evacuated with our bags like many others. Guess it must happen often due to the prominence of the sign. The experience wasn’t good and is a great example of technology making life more difficult. The quest to remove people from hospitality jobs diminishes the hospitality aspect. It also leaves no backup except for meaningless, valueless, unaccountable apologies. The communications failures and fire alarm intrusion are significant infrastructure short comings. Wouldn’t stay there again.