Hotels With Bar in Region Sjælland, Denmark

It is as clean as it has been remodeled. Breakfast is very simple, but you can have breakfast and boil eggs in your own way It's nice to open the windows, there is a hairdryer here The furniture is old but the bed is very comfortable. The air is good, the countryside is very comfortable, Copenhagen is too expensive, nothing is better than other hotels.

It is maybe a bit generous giving Hotel Vinhuset a 4 rating, maybe a 3.5 would be more suitable. The building has been operated as a hotel since 1778, and has an interesting history dating back to the 16th century. This hotel has a lot of potential. It is ideally situated in Sct Peders Kirkeplads, surrounded by many other old historic buildings. There are many positive features about this establishment. The location for one, it is not far from the town centre and various local attractions. There is a welcoming dining area from which we were able to choose from a well prepared, varied menu, (typical, delicious Danish fare). The interior is a bit less than what you would expect, it is a Heritage Building. There is a beautiful winding staircase, unfortunately, it is needing a bit of TLC. We stayed on the first floor, here we were greeted by the large painting of ”The Woman”, a bit of an eyepopper. The painting doesn’t match or enhance the surroundings; however, I would say with a smile, please keep it! The staff we had contact with, were also an asset. We would like to pass on our thanks to Gabriella, all the best! There was free parking available, some convenient, some not so. The wifi was free and worked well. The hotel has its charm, we would stay again, but we would only hope that the owners would spruce things up, do justice to this old building. As alluded to, the building inside is getting a bit tired looking and the outside needs a bit of work. (Do note however, things were clean and tidy). The window ledge outside our room was rotting away, and the window itself needed to be ”modernized”. Our room itself was clean and comfortable, the bathroom clean and adequate. That being said, the room, however, was quite dated, the plaster on the walls needed a few repairs, and a new, more modern paint job. The large Lord of the Rings framed poster over the bed also seemed ”out of place”. This is all meant to be constructive criticism, as is noted, the property has a lot of potential. I guess maybe the improvements might raise the cost of staying here, or maybe not. As it was, the rates were not low, but perhaps reasonable when you factor in the delicious breakfast that was included. One last suggestion might also include the installation of a lift, a small one even. One thing that cannot be improved upon however, is the location, Naestved itself and the surrounding area. This is the lovely Danish countryside where my Dad and his family grew up and some are still living. You can visit some of Denmark's old churches, Sct Peders Kirke, located steps away from the Vinhuset, is Naestved's largest church, scarcely altered since 1375. A short distance away is Sct Mortens, dating back to ca. 1280. You can visit Herlufsholm, the site of another old church, and a private boarding school dating back to 1565. A short drive out of town is the estate, Gisselfeld. Here you can tour the beautiful gardens and partake in some local history. If you want a bit of beach

The Hotel Strandparken in Holbaek, Denmark is advertised as a conference and functions hotel – but in reality it is very 'tired'. Several months earlier we had reserved a superior room for 8 nights which overlooked the fjord but we were given a room that was anything but superior overlooking a side road with trees. Our complaint about this was simply met with dismissal by an ‘anything but helpful’ receptionist. They had had several months to get this right but still messed it up! The first thing you notice in the hotel after leaving the main area is that the corridor to the rooms walls are discoloured, marked, disgusting and desperately need painting. Our room was very basic with lumpy beds and zero cupboards (shelves instead). Window between bathroom and bedroom. We had to close a curtain over it for any privacy - but even the curtain was so thin that it's virtually see-through! Housekeeping in the room was 'hit and miss'. Sometimes vacuumed, sometimes not. The bathmat was missing for two days. We were only given one bath towel other days. One of the sliding main window curtains was out of its 'runner' and hanging loose. This wasn't fixed during our entire 8 night stay. The room’s TV was not working at all on the first day. On subsequent days there were only 10 channels with no English language ones at all. In the short time we were examining the channels the picture was constantly pixelating and screen intermittently going blank. Then there was the ridiculous problem of service lorries visiting the hotel early morning and waking everyone up unnecessarily. The hotel’s wi-fi was free but very poor signal strength in the room so the internet connection was very intermittent. The room’s air conditioning wasn't working so we experienced some very hot and stuffy nights which added to our sleeping discomfort. The hotel’s dining room carpet was dirty. There were cobwebs at the top of its walls and thick layers of dust on the light fittings. At breakfast there were identical items EVERY morning. No variations and no toaster but at least the food was edible. Our single evening dining room experience however was very poor. The smoked salmon salad that I ordered was just about acceptable – but the vegan ratatouille my wife ordered was completely inedible. This consisted of nearly raw vegetables with tomato puree squirted over them. She requested bread but this request was ignored. We were forced to pay for the inedible ratatouille by restaurant staff despite our objections. Apparently, their manager would not listen to these objections. After exhausting all other avenues and reasoning with them, I told them that I would be writing to their Managing Director on return to England. This was met with blatant sneering, they just didn’t care. Eventually though, the cost of the ratatouille was refunded when we checked out. Frustratingly, it should be noted that the young evening staff in the dining room have poor attitude problems, are rude and are arrogan

I was hesitant to come to a hotel chain and to a property I am not familiar with. At the end, my stay exceeded my expectations. Everything was wonderful, the staff was very efficient, professional but at the same time friendly. The hotel felt chic but not pretentious. A hard to achive balance. Breakfast is superb. The quality deserves 6 out of 5! The only negative during my stay is that there was no espresso in breakfast, and ordering espresso is an extra charge. It absolutely does not make sense. There are even bitters like Jagermeisters etc on the offer in the breakfast, but on the other hand there is no espresso ! Senseless. But everything else was great. Also, in the room there was a nice Nespresso machine but a kettle will be a good addition. But overall this is a special property.

Had booked a Superior room w Hotels.com The room ( # 101 ) did not appear to be a Superior Double at all. Bathroom was only set up for 1 person, ( extra towels in the wardrobe cabinet ) and the room was really small, with no coffee maker or water boiler. There was a small table and 2 chairs. Thankfully we didn't travel with luggage except for 1 carry on size case, so we were able top open it. There is a very limited number of TV channels. Surely not what I'd call a 'superior' room. It appeared to be a very regular standard room. The phone doesn't have any instructions on how to reach the reception. Breakfast was nice, rather nice actually.

It is as clean as it has been remodeled. Breakfast is very simple, but you can have breakfast and boil eggs in your own way It's nice to open the windows, there is a hairdryer here The furniture is old but the bed is very comfortable. The air is good, the countryside is very comfortable, Copenhagen is too expensive, nothing is better than other hotels.

Had booked a Superior room w Hotels.com The room ( # 101 ) did not appear to be a Superior Double at all. Bathroom was only set up for 1 person, ( extra towels in the wardrobe cabinet ) and the room was really small, with no coffee maker or water boiler. There was a small table and 2 chairs. Thankfully we didn't travel with luggage except for 1 carry on size case, so we were able top open it. There is a very limited number of TV channels. Surely not what I'd call a 'superior' room. It appeared to be a very regular standard room. The phone doesn't have any instructions on how to reach the reception. Breakfast was nice, rather nice actually.

We were extremely dissatisfied at the Receptions hospitality service. We were given a Go Dream gift card by a friend that we decided to use at Scandic Roskilde. The gift card was simple and stated clearly that it was an overnight stay with a 2 course dinner. On arrival we were handled by a woman at the reception who insisted we were offered the option of only wine or the 2 course dinner at the time of booking. This was not the case at all and our gift card clearly stated the 2 course dinner. The woman at reception actually said she manually changed it to accommodate our needs and told us she has our credit card details in file and once she double checks with the team at go dream on Monday she will proceed accordingly. It looked like she didnt trust what we said - for a 2 course dinner - than a bottle of wine?? Terrible hospitality service. The chefs 2 course dinner was a steak with fries and vegetables. Our order was taken where we said we would prefer the steak to be rare and the other medium rare. The steak was as dry as a cardboard and extremely overdone to which we were told they couldn't make any changes as this was cut from a larger portion that has been in the oven. We couldn't eat it lest our jaws fall out. However, our compliments to the chef for his excellent treatment of the vegetables which were delicious. We were asked how our dinner went - and we honestly pointed at the dry meat that we just couldn't eat. We were shocked that the chef could actually pass this for a guest! This is when the woman at the restaurant really lifted our mood as she saw this was certainly not fair and offered us another refreshment along with our dessert. Its a shame given that Roskilde is a fishing village and we could not see that reflected in the menu. We really wished we just ate outside the hotel in Roskilde. Are we going to stay at this hotel again? definitely not. This hotel shouldn't depend on Gift Card bookings if they cant offer a standard quality service to all their customers.

I had booked a single room an that was what I got. But I had been looking forward to a couple of days on my own and from the photos on their website it looked as if there was a balcony to each room and a view towards the lakes. My room had a single bed, no balcony and a view to the parking lot. Not that I could complain, after all I did book that single room - which wasn't cheap - but I was disappointed and told the reception so. I also asked if I could upgrade myself for an additional payment. The sweet receptionist - Natasja - looked into the matter with a smile and confirmed my upgrade. I spent 3 wonderful days exploring Maribo and reading my book on the balcony. The view is astonishing. Later I learned that Natasja did not charge me for the upgrade for which I'm grateful although I would gladly have paid. She totally went that extra mile with a great attitude.

The Hotel Strandparken in Holbaek, Denmark is advertised as a conference and functions hotel – but in reality it is very 'tired'. Several months earlier we had reserved a superior room for 8 nights which overlooked the fjord but we were given a room that was anything but superior overlooking a side road with trees. Our complaint about this was simply met with dismissal by an ‘anything but helpful’ receptionist. They had had several months to get this right but still messed it up! The first thing you notice in the hotel after leaving the main area is that the corridor to the rooms walls are discoloured, marked, disgusting and desperately need painting. Our room was very basic with lumpy beds and zero cupboards (shelves instead). Window between bathroom and bedroom. We had to close a curtain over it for any privacy - but even the curtain was so thin that it's virtually see-through! Housekeeping in the room was 'hit and miss'. Sometimes vacuumed, sometimes not. The bathmat was missing for two days. We were only given one bath towel other days. One of the sliding main window curtains was out of its 'runner' and hanging loose. This wasn't fixed during our entire 8 night stay. The room’s TV was not working at all on the first day. On subsequent days there were only 10 channels with no English language ones at all. In the short time we were examining the channels the picture was constantly pixelating and screen intermittently going blank. Then there was the ridiculous problem of service lorries visiting the hotel early morning and waking everyone up unnecessarily. The hotel’s wi-fi was free but very poor signal strength in the room so the internet connection was very intermittent. The room’s air conditioning wasn't working so we experienced some very hot and stuffy nights which added to our sleeping discomfort. The hotel’s dining room carpet was dirty. There were cobwebs at the top of its walls and thick layers of dust on the light fittings. At breakfast there were identical items EVERY morning. No variations and no toaster but at least the food was edible. Our single evening dining room experience however was very poor. The smoked salmon salad that I ordered was just about acceptable – but the vegan ratatouille my wife ordered was completely inedible. This consisted of nearly raw vegetables with tomato puree squirted over them. She requested bread but this request was ignored. We were forced to pay for the inedible ratatouille by restaurant staff despite our objections. Apparently, their manager would not listen to these objections. After exhausting all other avenues and reasoning with them, I told them that I would be writing to their Managing Director on return to England. This was met with blatant sneering, they just didn’t care. Eventually though, the cost of the ratatouille was refunded when we checked out. Frustratingly, it should be noted that the young evening staff in the dining room have poor attitude problems, are rude and are arrogan

The location is very good, close to Holbk Fjord, you can see the scenery from the room. There is time to walk along the fjord, there is an ice cream shop next to it, many people are waiting to watch the sunset while eating ice cream. The hotel restaurant is also very good, dinner at the hotel, fried salmon with new potatoes. Breakfast has fried eggs, bacon, yogurt, cereal, bread, a lot of choices. The service was also very thoughtful and caring. I didn’t understand how to operate when I poured the tea. A girl came to explain to me immediately. This white is a filter bag for tea.