Lorenskog Holiday Packages

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Lorenskog Accommodation

Make sure you sort out how you're going to get from A to B during your visit to Lorenskog, as there are currently no lodging options located right in the heart of the neighbourhood. However, there are 6 accommodations near Lorenskog listed on Wotif.

Get into your PJs and slide into a cosy bed at the Losby Gods (Losbyveien 270) or the Best Western Fagerborg Hotel A/s (Storgata 37-39). They're two of the best places in this neck of the woods.

Car Hire in Lorenskog

After you finally hit the tarmac at Gardermoen Airport, you'll be happy to discover that Avis and Sixt are just a quick walk away. You won't have to lose even a minute of your treasured holiday before you're on your way.

If you've just got to the centre of the city, you may have noticed the lack of car rentals. So where do you go? Well, Sixt is only 2 kilometres away and is the perfect place to find a car. You could also pop round the corner to Hertz at Oslo Railway Station and check out their deals.

Holidays to Lorenskog

It's time to quit saving all those glorious travel pics as your background and make your travel dreams come to life in Lorenskog. Not sure where to begin? With the essentials of course.

If you're interested experience a different side of Oslo, spending your time in Lorenskog is a ripper of an idea. An unique neighbourhood in the nation's capital, you'll locate it 13 kilometres east of the central area.

It's the people that can make an escape truly remarkable. So while you're staying in Lorenskog, why not venture out of town and introduce yourself to some of the 600 000 locals that call Oslo their home?