Hotel Kirstine

Frommer's Review

The second-most-appealing hotel in Næstved originated in 1745, when a local alderman created it as a venue for town meetings in a carpenter-derived design that's part neo-Classical, part country baroque. Throughout most of the 1800s, it functioned as the home of the town's mayors, until around 1909, when it was transformed into a hotel that strictly prohibited any kind of alcohol on its premises, a policy long since abandoned. Today, the site is a half-timbered and romantic-looking monument to the elegant country life, thanks to a meticulous allegiance in all the public areas to a kind of well-scrubbed, prosperous-looking integrity that many visitors associate with rural Denmark. The midsize bedrooms are conservatively furnished and decorated, each with a private tiled bathroom. There's glamour in some of the richly accessorized public areas, but only comfort in the bedrooms.

Facilities:
Restaurant; bar; laundry service; dry cleaning

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