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Pet-friendly stays · Tjuvholmen
Oslo's design-led five-star hotel on the Tjuvholmen islet, featured by Visit Norway as the ultimate luxury stay for dogs. Canine guests get a VID (Very Important Dog) door sign, dog bed, treats, toys and a dedicated dog menu.
The most pampering dog-friendly stay in Oslo, on a waterfront islet with harbourside walking right outside.
Dogs receive a full VID package including food, goodies, toys, a dog bed and a dog menu; pet fees apply and should be confirmed at booking. Dogs must be leashed in the surrounding public quays.
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