Amerikalinjen is a boutique hotel in Oslo, Norway, set in a building dating from 1919. The house was once the headquarters of the Norwegian America Line, and the hotel keeps that connection to the sea in its interiors, which draw on maritime themes.
The building was restored when it was converted into a hotel, and its Art Deco design shapes the character of the place. For a visitor, this makes it a good choice for those who want a stay with a distinct architectural style rather than a standard modern hotel.
What to expect
- A boutique hotel with a restored 1919 building at its core
- Art Deco design throughout the building
- Interiors inspired by maritime history, reflecting the building's past as a shipping company's headquarters
Staying in Oslo
Amerikalinjen suits travellers who value historic buildings and considered interiors, and who want to base themselves in Norway's capital. The hotel is a practical starting point for exploring Oslo on foot and seeing the city's older architecture alongside its newer districts.
If you are interested in the building's history, the link to the Norwegian America Line gives the stay a particular focus. Guests who enjoy design and the stories behind old buildings are likely to find the hotel worth the visit.