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Villa Inkognito by Sommerro

Oslo, Norway · Nordic Hotels & Resorts · Core Luxury

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Built in 1870 by architect Thoger Binneballe on a plot acquired in 1753, this Frogner West End villa later served as the Algerian Embassy and, from 1953, as offices for Oslo Lysverker. It opened on 17 April 2024 as Villa Inkognito, an exclusive roughly eleven-bedroom villa with its own kitchen, library, and 24-hour host, completing the wider Sommerro project.

About Villa Inkognito by Sommerro

History

Villa Inkognito is a villa built in 1870 by the architect Thøger Binneballe in Oslo's Frogner West End, on a plot acquired in 1753 by Per Henrik Barclay; over the years it served as apartments, as the Algerian Embassy and, from 1953, as offices of the city electricity company Oslo Lysverker. It opened on 17 April 2024 as a private villa of roughly eleven bedrooms, completing the wider Sommerro project.

The Sommerro hotel itself occupies the 1931 Oslo Lysverker headquarters and opened in September 2022 after a five-year restoration; Villa Inkognito is its most exclusive component, offering its own kitchen, dining room, bar, library and 24-hour host. Both are part of Nordic Hotels & Resorts, backed by Petter Stordalen.

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