Scandic Hotels to open first Scandic Go in Norway

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The conversion of Scandic Grensen reflects Scandic’s aim to broaden its portfolio in Norway and respond to evolving guest demand.

“Norway is one of Scandic’s most important markets, with high demand and excellent growth opportunities. Establishing a Scandic Go in downtown Oslo is an important milestone for Scandic and our growth strategy. The new hotel underscores our commitment to the country and opens the door to more guests who want to discover the city,” – Jens Mathiesen, President & CEO of Scandic Hotels Group.

The choice of Scandic Grensen for the first Scandic Go in Norway is influenced by the property’s location, infrastructure, and design, which are suitable for the brand. Renovations will align the hotel with the Scandic Go model and its associated guest experience.

The hotel is positioned near Oslo’s main cultural and civic sites, including Karl Johans gate, the Norwegian Parliament buildings, and Oslo Cathedral, which are all within walking distance.

“I’m delighted to introduce our first Scandic Go in the Norwegian market. With its central location and modern profile, it will satisfy the needs of a new generation of guests and be a welcome addition to the Norwegian hotel industry. We look forward to launching Scandic Go in Norway and at the same time expanding Scandic’s hotel offering for our guests,” – Asle Prestegard, COO, Scandic Norway.

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The new property will be certified by the Nordic Swan Ecolabel, in line with most of Scandic’s hotels.

Furthermore, Scandic Hotels is strengthening its Nordic presence through new openings and brand expansion. For example, in Florø, Norway, the Scandic Victoria Florø will open in December 2025 under a franchise agreement, while The Dock 69°39 in Tromsø adds 305 rooms, nearly doubling the company’s capacity there. In Finland, a new 138-room Scandic Go hotel is planned in Turku, and in Sweden, Scandic will develop a 236-room property in Uppsala’s Södra City. These initiatives expand Scandic’s reach in key urban markets across the region.

This article was written with the help of artificial intelligence using official information.