New Haven Inn

"Everything else is very good, but the old house is really not soundproof. You can hear the toilet flushing when you live downstairs and upstairs. It is near the road and people who have difficulty sleeping should choose carefully."

Corque Hotel, Solvang, A Tribute Portfolio Hotel

"This hotel in a small Danish town was such a worthwhile stopover on our Route 1 road trip! We even saw ostriches on the way, which was quite fun. The town itself is so quiet and comfortable, I really wished we could have stayed longer. It's a shame we were just passing through. The hotel itself was truly excellent."

Kronborg Inn

"The front desk staff was very nice and enthusiastic, and the room was clean, but what can I say? This is a hotel in a tourist town, and the price is really a bit expensive compared to the facilities and equipment. In addition, the door of the room faces the road, which makes people feel a little uneasy. Although the door and lock are very solid, it is just a psychological feeling. However, this is also the characteristic of Danish towns, with small houses one by one and no walls."

Solvang Inn & Cottages

"Very good value, enjoyed included breakfast at the bakery"

The Marlo

"When I first arrived at the hotel, the maintenance scene at the door surprised me a little, but I quickly found that this did not affect the stay experience. When I stepped into the hotel, I was attracted by its unique atmosphere. The rooms are clean and comfortable, with complete facilities to meet daily needs. What surprised me most was the large open yard behind the hotel. It is full of greenery, flowers and trees are scattered, and the sun shines through the branches and leaves, creating a quiet and cozy atmosphere. Imagine meeting three or five friends here, sitting around a table, talking and laughing, or strolling around the courtyard and enjoying a leisurely time, this comfort is unspeakable. Although the door maintenance brings a little inconvenience, the overall quality service and unique space of the hotel make me still satisfied with this stay. I will bring my friends back next time and start a happy party trip."

The Winston Solvang

"Self-check-in guesthouse with spacious rooms."

The Hamlet Inn

"Solvang is a town mainly built by Danish descendants. It is said that the proportion of Danish descendants reaches 2/3, so it is also generally called Danish Village. There is a large parking lot in front of the Hamlet Inn, which is convenient for parking. In the form of self-service check-in, the room number and password will be sent to the guest in advance via email. When checking in, you can find the corresponding room and enter the password directly. There is no need to register at the front desk or pay a deposit. You can just leave when you check out, which is very convenient and fast. The room is large in size and decorated in a Danish style. It has all kinds of daily necessities and is clean and tidy. The town is very quiet and the bedding is very comfortable. The Hamlet Inn we stayed at is located on the bustling main street of the town, and is very convenient for eating and shopping. Maybe because we went there on a weekday, there were not many people in the town, and some shops closed early, but on the other hand, we could enjoy the quietness and tranquility of the town. The layout of the buildings and shops in the town is very Nordic. The Hamlet Inn is very cost-effective. It is a recommended attraction and accommodation during a self-driving trip to California."

Royal Copenhagen Inn

"This is really a nice place located in the center of the city. On the way back from SFO to LAX along 101, this would be the perfect spot to stop by for a night for the exotics sightseeing of the small Danish town. Hot spot for tourists but remain tranquil. The little Inn is cool with good attendants and qualified room, yet the only drawback is the TV system."

WorldMark Solvang