Short on character, but big on comfort, this four-story redbrick hotel, lying a 5-minute walk south of the town center, opened in 1986, and no challenger has risen since to unseat it as the king hostelry of town. Despite the fact that it's newer and a lot less historic than the also-recommended Sørup Herregård , we prefer it for its location near the town center and because the staff is a lot better organized. Its public areas host many of the region's conventions and business meetings, which is hardly a recommendation for the average visitor -- in fact, we don't like to stay here at those busy times. The midsize bedrooms are streamlined in a Danish modern sort of way, with writing tables, functional furniture, and tile bathrooms with shower units. There's a respectable, rather standard restaurant on-site, which serves Danish dishes for lunch and dinner. This is one of the best hotels for families in the area, and kids are given a "surprise" when checking in and later can enjoy organized activities planned just for them.
Facilities:
Restaurant; bar; fitness center; sauna; children's playroom; laundry service; dry cleaning; nonsmoking rooms; solarium
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