Hotel Legoland

This is the only hotel associated with Jutland's most famous theme park, and as such, it does a thriving summer business renting overnight accommodations to families with children. In fact, we find it the most kid-friendly hotel in Denmark. During the winter, the clientele shifts to more of a business-oriented crowd that checks in as part of an ongoing schedule of corporate conventions. It was originally built in 1968, and it's predictably permeated with a Legoland theme. There are lots of Disney-style Legoland sculptures in the lobby, and a chipper and perky multilingual staff that's often preoccupied with the care, feeding, and amusement of children. Like everything else in Legoland, a bit of this goes a long way, especially if you happen to be traveling without children. Rooms have less of an emphasis on the Legoland theme than you'll find in the public areas. Suites are larger, and contain minibars. In 2000, the hotel opened up an additional wing with 22 "Kids' House Rooms," ideal for families. Some of the rooms, suitable for boys, are called "Knights' Rooms," whereas those for little girls are known as "Princess Rooms." Both of these types of rooms feature a mock wooden castle door in the middle of a wall that converts to a bunk bed.

Facilities:
Restaurant; bar; gym; room service; laundry service; dry cleaning; nonsmoking rooms

Note: This information was accurate when it was published, but can change without notice. Please be sure to confirm all rates and details directly with the companies in question before planning your trip.

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