“Spot on but be aware of extreme parking charge”

Lovely views , spotless, gym etc Bar open late if required

Location and Nordic style

Clean, cozy, polite and welcoming staff

Everything

Nice rooms and excellent view

“Good business hotel by the fjord”

Cool view and room setup

breakfast was great!

“Won’t book again.”

Very small room for a twin. Found staff a little abrupt.

“Very nice stay, rooms were clean, comfortable and spacious.”

Spacious rooms.

“Would stay there again.”

Friendly staff, cool style, comfy beds.

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“Very nice stay, rooms were clean, comfortable and spacious.”

Spacious rooms.

“Nice hotel in a new environment”

The hotel is fairly new in a new environment so there is bit of a walk to the city center. The bed was comfortable and the bar at the top was very nice with a good view.

“Best view of Vejle, in modern and clean rooms.”

Really nice view, modern clean rooms. The italian restaurant downstairs (you can also take away and eat at the lobby 11.th floor). There is a hidden rooftop bar at the 12nd! Breakfast is really nice they serve hot meals (yummy omlett) too.

“Comfortable and affordable.”

I don’t understand the critical reviews of this hotel. Most people complain about two things. The first is the parking, which has nothing to do with the hotel. Being Danish, I’m used to the fact that the parking “police” lurk around the corner to issue tickets. They’re not actual police—they’re private companies making money by ticketing you, and I agree they’re ridiculous if you don’t follow the rules. The ticket prices are insane compared to other countries: as one guy wrote, he spent more on a parking ticket, than on the hotel. But that’s his own fault; if you follow the rules, 24-hour parking costs about €20. Some people complained that the rules weren’t written in English, but others noted that if you scan the QR code on the signs, all the rules appear in English. When I’ve been foolish enough to get a fine in Italy or Spain, I also want to blame the lack of English—or even Danish! But come on—you’re just kicking yourself because you messed up. You have to adapt to the country you’re in, and that’s it. I’ve paid my fair share of fines in other countries. The second issue is that people haven’t experienced Nordic minimalist hotel practices. Yes, the hotel is mostly concrete and very basic, but it’s clean, the beds are comfortable, it’s new, and it has a nice bar plus a rooftop terrace. We’ve stayed in a lot of hotels around Europe, and we were very happy there. It’s not right in the center—the walk to the city centre is about 20-25 minutes—but it’s totally doable, and the hotel is reasonably priced.

“I missed the hospitality and a little respect for the guest, I never write a rating, but this offend”

I found out in the room that I missed one blanket and pillow coating, so I went to the staff with a plea and a smile to exchange my room for two. I only got a very haughty reaction and the order to wait for the bar where the staff brought me a bed sheet on the bed I didn't need, and unfortunately the pillow coating and sent me a restaurant among guests with this equipment in hand as a child on a school trip. Later I found out that we also have only one towel, but I no longer went behind the staff, because maybe this time in the bar equipped me with toilet paper and send it through the restaurant ... .. I really do not need, never more, even though the hotel is beautiful.

The staff is very polite and the cleaning is superb. Amazing view from the window.

“Good hotel, but quite expensive”

The room is extremaly asectic. Nothing wrong with that, but really simple.

“It was a pleasent stay which meet my expectations except for the breakfast which was a bit boring”

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