Very friendly place. Great service! Will definitely come back!…read more Obs! You need a car to stay here. It's in the countyside with no train station (that we could see) nearby.

It's ok for asleep, haha, a little bit far from the city center, but bus station is quite nearread more

In the front of the Hotel there are very good Bus Connections. Breakfast is okay…read more In my time but it was very noisy. The cleaning of rooms is poor.

Stayed at Scandic for an extended weekend with music at NorthSide…read more The hotel is worn down. Especially the rooms are more than ready for an extreme makeover. Holes in the walls from old fixtures, and corners impossible to clean. Towels were clean, but they had a strange smell. The fabric quality was not very good. You could barely get dry after a bath. The common areas were okay, but nothing special. I have heard, that the breakfast buffet should be good. But it was below standard with a lot of premade bread, Danish, and pancakes. I expected much more. The staff was wunderfull and very attentive. Their good spirit and class could learn the hotel a 3rd or even 4th star. Standard rate is around € 300 for a double room. It way to much.

Arrived at the hotel and parked my car which was free of charge, appreciated! But after that it was…read morepretty much a sliding slope. The checkin took quite some time and the hotel room lacked both a refrigerator/minibar and had a weird smell to it. It wasn't dirty quite the opposite but it had a smell to it that I can't really place. Cleaning of the room was in all regards very well. It was cleaned and there were a little note at the door from the cleaning lady. The restaurant was pretty nice and fresh. Food was OK. I had to send back my angus filet mignon because the chef HF overcooked it. But they quickly fired up a new one and that was much better. Breakfast was great though. I've never had a bad breakfast at a Scandic hotel so this was really no surprise. But still appreciated. I've booked my next stay at Scandic Aarhus City instead for a lower price. I hope that will prove the Scandic standard also lives in Denmark.