We stayed here with friends who booked the hotel for a couple of days to get away from it all. The hotel is small and minimalist and the decor is pure scandinavian, clean and fresh looking. There were paintings all over the walls (maybe one or two too many) for sale and yes the rooms are very basic. We were... more

We had a room in a side building which had been rebuilt from a a workshop or a garage. Tried to change rooms but were told that they were fully booked. Very, very basic room, small with a good bed but no other furniture except 2 tiny wooden chairs. Midget TV was hung 2 meters up and had 2 channels.... more

The hotel was recently renovated giving it a clean old-style, minimalist look with designer furniture and accessories. We had Room #1 with a fantastic views of the town and sunsets. Breakfast (which is included) was a good but typical Scandinavian smorgorsbord. The hotel is centrally located to virtually everything. Just a note: If you are unable or unwilling to climb... more

I was here at the end of high season, so it may be different when the town and hotel are really crowded, but it was delightful when I was there in late August. The town is beautiful and worth seeing, but it is also well known by tourists. The recent renovation makes the hotel look like an alluring ad for... more

We have stayed in this hotel for our wedding anniversary. Skagen is in the most northern part of Denmark where the Northern and the Baltic seas meet, famous for its unique light painted by the famous Skagen artists (whose works can be seen in the Skagen Museum). It is lovely yellow ochre covered harbour town and Hotel Plesner adds to... more