Hotel Domir/Hotel Ydes

Frommer's Review

When antiquities dealer Eigil Johns opened what is now the Domir, he romantically called it "The Gaslight," evocative of the street lighting of the time. A few years later, the Ydes was opened nearby. Today, these are still among the finest affordable lodgings in Odense and are under the same ownership. If there is no room at one, chances are you'll be housed in another. Each hotel has comfortable but small rooms, with the Ydes (28 rooms) focusing a bit more on old-fashioned decor, and the Domir (35 rooms) going for brighter colors and a more indulgent approach to pop culture. Every room has a well-kept bathroom with a shower unit. You'll have a greater sense of camaraderie at the Domir, where a live receptionist will check you in; at the Ydes, a TV monitor will beam you the instructions from the manager (who works in the Domir).

Facilities:
Breakfast room; bar

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