We went to Århus to visit family for a couple of days and was surfing for cheap accomodations which brings us to Havnehotellet. The hotel room is clean with typical Scandanavian design (think Ikea.). And you don't really check in, you get in with a password that's provided when you book the hotel (my husband took care of that, I... More

Stayed for one night. Hard to rate the service level, you have to do everything your self. Price is VERY fair. Aarhus is a nice city but frankly all the hotels in this city sucks and are far too overpriced. At havnehotellet you have to book even from your own computer or from a computer i the "lobby" - you... More

We stayed at this hotel for five days in July 2011. The hotel is a bit out of the centre of Aarhus, but well served by buses (buses #6, 8, 19, 100 will all take you close to the hotel. Get off at "Tangkrogen" - or if on bus #8, at the south end of Dalgas Avenue, where it terminates).... More

The name on the brochures show BB Hotels, part of a chain in Denmark. As indicated in Rough Guide and their own brochure, all bookings are made through the internet. Upon arrival to lovely harbour area, a bus trip away from downtown Aarhus, we were greeted by a modern looking building. The lobby, which is public area, where you key... More

First this is an electronic hotel. There are no staff at all after 3PM. Check-in is done via an ATM like device. Make sure you have your reservation # received from the hotel in email when confirming your reservation. You must enter this into ATM device in order to get the electronic keys to your room and hotel's public area.... More

The hotel exists practically on the basis of on-line prepayment, including choice of room, breakfast, TV movie etc. The rooms are quite large and clean, but with very basic, modern and severe arrangement. There is practically self-service for everything. The location however is beautiful and very quiet, in the marina, with the view on the sea. Sometimes could be windy.... More