3-Star Hotels in Odense

I was 3 nights at Miling 19. The second night I asked you to come to solve a constant noise that made the radiator of my room and that the previous night prevented him from sleeping. Without making any questions, they changed my room and gave me the next day's breakfast. The room is very good and abundant and is very good and is very good and is very good and is very good and is very good and is very good.

I went to the hometown of Andersen twice, and once I stayed at the hotel, but I wanted to book the hotel but didn't have a room. The hotel is located near the train station and is not far from the main attractions and restaurants. The hotel lobby is small, but the front desk lady is very warm. There is a cozy cafe next to the lobby. I can have a drink while waiting for the check-in or when I enter or leave the hotel. It feels good. The room is small but clean and the breakfast is good. Although the variety is not too much, it is delicious. In addition, there is a parking lot behind the hotel, which is great for our self-driving tour.

We stayed 7 nights in the beautiful large building, sitting on a fun (open to everyone) park. We had room 32 that is spacious but simple furnished. The hall of the building is a pantry where every inhabitant can put tea, and lifestyle can make in the refrigerator or use the microwave. Coffee gets you easily at the reception. Then you get a full can with a small payment. As said, beside the large building, the ground is used as a hostel. We had a large group (about 20 children) on visit a few times. We certainly had no trouble, but such a large group has an impact on your experience at that time. The staff are very helpful and friendly, very clean, parking is free. It is a pity that you have not really a own seat in the sun. The building is mainly the parking banks to use, so if you don't feel annoying that there are sometimes large groups, Kragsberggard is certainly a recommender.

The breakfast was great and varied. The front desk lady was very friendly. When I asked for the renewal, I originally booked a small room, but still arranged for us to live in the family room. It is close to Andersen Museum, Odense Church, Town Hall Square, supermarket, train station, and is within walking distance. Overall it is a very good experience.

Fried chicken praise, the staff is particularly enthusiastic, because English is not very good, the first time to go abroad is free, many places do not understand, the front desk aunt patiently told me to check in what she needs, breakfast time is also specially written for me On the paper, the place where the luggage is stored is on the side of the front desk. There is a small recess, not a special luggage room, but the aunt at the front desk is on the side to help us watch it. After check-out, I play in the city of Odense. For a long time, there was no change in things and before going, thanks to the fried chicken~ Breakfast is also very good, no photos, there are not many kinds, but they are very delicious, drinks are white water, yogurt, orange juice, milk, fried orange chicken, good taste, there is a big basket, inside is a Kind of bread, each bread is different, there are carrots, dried fruits, and sesame, carrots are particularly delicious, I have never eaten carrots, people have eaten two pieces of meat There is bacon, there is a piece of meat that I don't know is a cockroach, and there is a stuff that may be made with peas and bolognese. The meat sauce is especially delicious. We went to Copenhagen, Aarhus and Copenhagen. Clarion Airport Hotel near the airport, things like liver pate and bolognese are not delicious for Odense. Wipe it on the bread, then add a few slices of meat, then a few slices of pickled cucumber, fried chicken is delicious~ The house is not big, but the Nordic side is like this. It takes about five minutes to get to the town hall, not far from the attractions such as Andersen’s former residence, and the train station. It’s about ten minutes walk, whether it’s in the city. Playing, or taking the train to Iesco Castle is very convenient, this kind of land, plus breakfast is only 700 yuan is very cheap.

A stay at EngholmBB places you in the heart of Odense, within a 5-minute drive of Port of Odense and Lion's Den. This guesthouse is 2 mi (3.2 km) from Danish Railway Museum and 2.1 mi (3.4 km) from Willeruplund Dog Park.Enjoy recreation amenities such as bicycles to rent or take in the view from a terrace.Continental breakfasts are available daily from 6:00 AM to 11:00 AM for a fee.Featured amenities include express check-in, express check-out, and multilingual staff. Free self parking is available onsite.Make yourself at home in one of the 6 guestrooms, featuring kitchenettes with refrigerators and stovetops. 40-inch flat-screen televisions with cable programming provide entertainment, while complimentary wireless internet access keeps you connected. Conveniences include desks and microwaves, and you can also request irons/ironing boards.

Perfect stay, nice and clean house. Had everything you needed. Would surely stay here again.

Located in Odense, Fangel Kro & Hotel is in the suburbs, within a 10-minute drive of Brylle Church and Vejle Kirke. This hotel is 4.4 mi (7.1 km) from Dalum Church and 4.5 mi (7.2 km) from Tommerup Kirke.Take in the views from a terrace and a garden and make use of amenities such as complimentary wireless internet access. This hotel also features a television in a common area and tour/ticket assistance.Enjoy a meal at the restaurant or snacks in the hotel's coffee shop/cafe. Wrap up your day with a drink at the bar/lounge. A complimentary buffet breakfast is served on weekdays from 7:00 AM to 9:30 AM.Featured amenities include dry cleaning/laundry services and a safe deposit box at the front desk. Free self parking is available onsite.Stay in one of 30 guestrooms featuring flat-screen televisions. Complimentary wireless internet access is available to keep you connected. Private bathrooms with showers feature complimentary toiletries and hair dryers. Conveniences include desks, housekeeping is provided daily, and irons/ironing boards can be requested.

We stayed in a secluded part of the hotel where we had to take an elevator from reception, walk a long corridor, take another elevator to reach our room. That being said, room and toilet was really clean. No grout on tiled wall. Kudos to the cleaning team. The room did not have air-con, kettle, tea/coffee nor minifridge. Was quite worried about temperature since temperature outside was pretty high. But luckily they have a small fan. Good enough to pull through. Being smack in the center of the city also means that its noisy. So it's give and take for the amazingly convenient location. Hotel also provides us with earplugs at the bedside. Breakfast has big variety. Good quality and fresh.

This was our first long holiday, since last years weekend away. It's central to all the places, we wanted to do in the city. Even though it was busy (3.30pm), the reception staff 100% on the ball. We were assigned room 219. So that everyone knows, all room have names etc from H. C. Andersen or others (I think🤔 ) on the doors. Going in the room was hot, and that's when my husband told me, there is no air conditioning. Now we've been to hotels in Germany, Austria etc, and all have had air con. So I was surprised that most of the hotels in Denmark doesn't 🤯. I told my husband, as the weather forecast stated that there will be a heatwave. We couldn't keep the window open when we were out, or at night. Fyi there was a fan in the room ( that really didn't help). So we went back out to the reception, to ask if we could change rooms. We was given a new key card (317), to look at a room on the 3rd floor. This was better, so we moved all our gear, and returned room (219) card. (Another fyi) when you leave the room, you take the key card out of the slot near the door, that cuts most of the power off. So we couldn't keep the fan on, but the window was open. 219 room's bathroom, was all new with auto sensors on the sink tap, but in room 317, it's was normal taps. And the bathroom was a bit dated. As I'm 5ft 4ins, it was really, and I mean rally hard to reach the taps at the far end of the bath tab. As the shower screen was not movable. I have to get my husband 6ft 3ins, to reach in (umm after the rain shower wet him. The switch over from shower to bath was kinda broken), to turn on the tap for the bath. I was surprised once again, that there were on mini fridge (luckily we brought our cooler box with us), or any toiletries, apart from the hand soap. If you mean any you either have to buy at the reception (did smell nice), or to the nearby shops to buy some. I do like a try/buy pillow catalogue, pity there wasn't one for the mattress. I'm sorry, but like the name of our room Princess and Pea. The mattress were rock hard, and both of us had back pains (that we both had to take pain killers during our stay). Car parking, is not the hotel one, but the city one. It's the cheapest and right next to the hotel, but my husband said it was strange that it wasn't hotel parking. As you have to be lucky to get a parking spot (and pray that there are no double parking, as one person parked over the line, so that no one can park next to them 😡). The rest of the parking lot in the city are costly. Oh and the buy one get a drink free offer, is not good. As the drinks are very expensive, more that a normal bar price...thank to the bar staff who made a not too strong drink, that my husband wanted me to try. Now for the good stuff. Like all the photos of the hotel, that's what you see...and wow! I couldn't stop taking photos lol. We booked for breakfast included, and we're glad we did. There were hot and cold to chose from. Tea and coffee, and a wow drink machine f