Nice place to stay. It is my first time in this hotel. They have a VIP Lounge where all drinks…read more (Coke, Beer, Wine, Coffee and Tea) are for free. This is pretty cool and we spend a lot of hours there during our one week stay.

If your going to stay in Aarhus don't mess around, this place is great. The prices are competitive…read morewith other lesser quality hotels. Its right in the center of town across from the Cathedral. A short walk to the train station, tons of shopping and eating and right near the canal. There is quality inside and out, from the beautiful historic Elevator in the lobby to the mural covered walls depicting danish history to the finely appointed rooms and en-suite baths. I had a standard single which was one of their smaller rooms and it was fine. I never felt cramped. There's no noise issues. The included Breakfast offered an extensive selection of delicious food. I have stayed here twice (appox 20 days) and would definitely stay again.

This 175 years old hotel is very unique in its own way. Walls were painted during 2005(?)…read morerenovation by local artist...it's amazing every common area has Danish history painted. How you take it is completely up to you, but at beginning I was a little creeped. Room is descent size, especially for building of this age. My room was a twin, bed was comfortable but only one small pillow. Work desk has pretty of space to sores laptop, note pad, etc. Shower and toilet are right next to beach other separated by very tiny glass wall, and almost impossible to keep shower water from spreading to the toilet area, not smart design. Room is covered with many painting, decoration, etc. a little overwhelming. Internet connection was superb. Make sure you obtain password at front. Breakfast was good, had patently of selection that you would expect from any hotel with. Choice of hot meal and cold. I think they are all home made...breads were really good. Fitness center was nicely equipped with cardio machine and pretty of free weights. The downside was I couldn't control room temp and was warm, had to open window all night. Parking is difficult (also the city was going through huge construction everywhere so I just couldn't get to hotel). Overall this is a very nice little hotel and would recommend.

Such a cozy hotel in the Latin Quarter of Aarhus. My boyfriend gifted me a weekend at the…read moreGuldsmeden for the holidays and we loved our visit! The hotel is known to be sustainable and eco-friendly, using environmentally sustainable products and organic food. Everything about it was so lovely! We got a cozy and private room tucked away in the back of the building. The bed had a beautiful canopy and the room had a lot of pretty detailing since it is a very old building. We enjoyed the complimentary morning breakfast, coffee throughout the day, and friendly staff. The Guldsmeden has a number of hotels throughout Denmark and the Nordic countries, with Aarhus being the original location. We would stay at another one in a heartbeat!

Tired of all of the big hotel chains? Want something more personal without getting ruined? Perhaps…read moreyou should give Ritz a try. Positioned in the city center of Århus this is the perfect location to be able to enjoy shopping and restaurants right around the corner. Newly remodeled in 2014 the hotel is right now in tip top shape and very nicely designed. One big set back is that there is no restaurant in the hotel (but just next door) so no room service is offered. I do not mind venturing out but sometimes, especially traveling for work, it is nice to have the room service option. My room was really, really tiny but every square foot is used to its max. The bathroom is separated from the rest of the room with a thin glass sliding door. There is everything you need: comfy bed, hangers and hairdryer, small desk, pretty and comfortable leather chair, and TV. Hotel Ritz offers free wifi and parking a block away for 85 DEK / night.

Truly a centre of excellence. The owner/barista a perfectionist with an expansive knowledge of the…read moreentire process from the bean to the cup. If I lived in Aarhus, I'd be there everyday. Each cup is lovingly and painstakingly prepared and if you sit and watch how he works, you could learn so much. While I waited for my double espresso, I was amazed by how much care he put into the preparation of someone else's filter coffee. There's an interesting video about him on Vimeo, it's well worth watching! Highly and completely recommended as a destination cafe in Denmark!

hmmmm. real good coffee! you feel like in a butchers corner but what you get is just great…read more Now in 2019 it is worth every kilometer we travelled from Holland. so nice coffee!!