Stayed at Oasia for 2 nights at the end of May and loved the whole minimalistic style. The hotel interior was designed by architects Seier & Solvsten and we were told that each room is different. We stayed in Room 2003 on the 1st floor at the rear of the hotel overlooking the car park. As the front overlooks the... more

I stayed at the BW Oasia for a competition i won, so I didn't have to pay for the room so i can't really comment on the price, but overall I was very happy with my stay. The hotel itself is walking distance to the train station & the city center, it's really convenient if you're coming in from the... more

Very handy for the railway station (and shopping centre) and AROS art museum but away from the more picturesque old town. The room was more spacious than I'd expected but only had a single bed when a double would have easily fitted. Minimalist decor with a reasonable bathroom but a nasty shower curtain instead of a glass door which didn't... more

There is nothing wrong with Best Western Oasia, but a claim to be 3* is a definite exaggeration. It dosn't prevent them from charging as much as 3* hotel is worth. I was staying there during business trip, but if you pay from your own pocket, I would look at another option. more

We found this hotel quite by chance and had no regrets! This Best Western hotel is located on a quiet side street overlooking the railway tracks a few minutes walk from the main railway station (and shops) in Aarhus. This brand new hotel (opened June 2008) is an elegant example of modern Danish minimalism fitted into an old building. It... more