Carrying forward the legacy from 1918

Savoy 1918 — Heritage

A hotel unlike any other

Rooted in Oslo’s history, our house blends historic character with contemporary elegance.

1916

The Watt Building

Construction begins on the Watt Building, designed by architect R. E. Jacobsen for A/S Watt’s flagship store and offices.

1916

The Watt Building

Construction begins on the Watt Building, designed by architect R. E. Jacobsen for A/S Watt’s flagship store and offices.

An new chapter is unfolding.

Rooted in the rich history of Oslo and carrying forward the legacy of Savoy since 1918, Savoyrepresents a timeless meeting place where tradition and modernity coexist in harmony. With deep respect for our cultural heritage and a dedication to contemporary elegance, Savoy 1918 offers more than just a stay – it is an experience.

Here, the past, present, and future come together to create a unique atmosphere, blending historic character with a refined yet vibrant spirit. Whether you are a traveler from afar or a guest from the neighborhood, Savoy 1918 invites you to be part of a story where unforgettable moments are crafted for all senses.

Room under renovation with large windows, a ladder on the left, and a large flexible duct on the floor near a fan, with construction supplies and paint around.

Partially demolished wall with broken tiles and exposed concrete blocks in a building under renovation or repair.

Close-up of a wall with peeling wallpaper and damaged plaster revealing underlying layers.

A room under renovation with a table holding a roll of black fabric or material, a wooden ruler, and a pencil. The room has peeling paint and drywall, and a window with natural light coming in.

Construction hallway with exposed brick walls, metal ductwork on ceiling, and partially finished wall surfaces.

Interior of a room under construction with rubble and debris on the floor, exposed brick and concrete walls, a window on the right, and scaffolding in the center.

Partial view of a wall with old, torn wallpaper and exposed building materials including wood and bricks.

Interior of a building under renovation with exposed debris, construction wires, a metal scaffold, and damaged walls and ceiling.

View of multiple buildings with white walls, black metal roofs, and windows, in an urban setting during daytime.

Interior view of an unfinished building under construction with exposed wooden beams, partially finished walls, construction tools, debris, and an open skylight.

Construction corridor with exposed framing, hanging electrical cables, and scattered debris.

Partially removed wall above a window, exposing window frame and insulation, with scattered debris and construction materials.