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The hotel is a comfortable, motel-style, just outside Århus, quiet and with educated and professional staff. Clean and comfortable room, well isolated and air-conditioned. Free outdoor parking, right in front of the room. Breakfast rich and full of good quality products. We also tried the restaurant, at dinner, and we were satisfied. A tip for travelers: if you intend to enjoy a restaurant, book it in advance; the second night we found everything full and had to go to search restaurants elsewhere (there is nothing more in the area).

A very quiet spacious hotel set on the main highway around half hour outside Aarhus Scores full marks for peaceful and hospitable Scores zero for location - a return trip to the city by taxi, which is the only means of getting there cost us 100 Euro The rooms are spacious snd clean and well maintained There is no a/c in the rooms and similarly no fridge. Everything works, but if you need more than the one solitary electrical outlet near your bed, you may need to recharge your devices on the other side of room. The room keys are old-fasioned keys with an enormous ‘key-ring’. A second key was provided instantly on demand. The bathroom is modern and provides an impressive shower and bathtub. Bring your own shampoo/conditioner The staff are friendly and helpful The breakfast is very basic - the nespresso coffee machines are excellent, delivering a good menu of high quality coffee The dining room food is good There is a small pool table and a table-tennis table and many cozy lounges. A tiny gym with three machines - no a/c or bathroom The free internet is good, fast and user-friendly The small tv in the room is good quality and offers one English news channel The hotel appears to be a destination of its own, possible for conferences, as it has numerous rooms and a large parking area in an otherwise desolate rural residential area

The staff was not at all welcoming or friendly on arrival which I found surprising because I had heard Denmark is rated as the happiest country in the world. There was a bit of a language barrier maybe compounded by my ears being plugged due to our long flight in from the US, perhaps Americans are not welcome in Denmark. I was instructed to place a parking placard on my dashboard for parking in the lot. I did have it there but on a sunny afternoon I took it off the dashboard and placed it on the passenger seat because it was causing a reflection on the windshield that created a blind spot when looking for on coming traffic on the right. I forgot to place it back on the dashboard so a couple days later I got 2 tickets, totaling $250 which I had to try to pay before catching my flight out of Denmark the next day. Fortunately some Danish friends explained how to handle it through the banking system there. When I had a chance to talk to the clerks who were at the reception desk they thought I would probably get a refund but the next morning, when checking out the supervisor was said no refund and she was very cross. The hotel was in a nice setting and clean enough but I would not recommend it based on the reception being very unwelcoming and the ticket situation so disturbing.