Fantastic hotel. Clean, spacious, excellent location for Lego house and best breakfast. Highly…read morerecommend for families or couples alike.

This was a great little hotel with ideal location if you're planning to visit the LEGO House. From…read moreour room we could see the LEGO House and its rooftop swings. It is less than a 5 minute walk door to door. I'll separately post more tips on the LEGO House but make sure to book your tickets online and book for the first time slot. You get a discount and can be one of the first people in before it starts to get filled. Back to the hotel - loved the decor. It was very classic Danish and hygge. Also after coming from Copenhagen, it was of great value in my opinion. Breakfast was included with our booking and was delicious! The hotel has a restaurant that serves breakfast, lunch and dinner (days and hours open vary by season). It was very cozy and warm. The restaurant had sheepskin on some of the chairs, candles and cut flowers on tables, live plants and decoration on the window sills, and framed poems and sayings on the walls. So very hygge! The hotel has some common areas with a modest assortment of LEGOs, books and board games. There is a fridge and dining table along with gathering areas with sofas and chairs. The staff were friendly and very helpful. The rooms basic but clean and comfortable. There is a little market with a nice assortment of gifts. The hotel is about a 5+ minute walk to the bus stop (Billund Centret). Very convenient if you're taking the bus from Lejle (take bus 43). Lastly, the shower had great water pressure. It was glorious!

Please beware that like in most hotels (and houses) in Denmark there is no air conditioning so in…read morethe warmer summer months rooms can be hot. Luckily at Hotel Propellen they do have small white fans you can place in front of your open windows and get some of the cooler night air into your room. Free parking outside, and great restaurants at the property. The breakfast buffet is decent and not bad.

When I travel on business to Billund, I love staying at this hotel. It has the feel of home away…read morefrom he to me. There are three main hotels in Billund and this one is the best. The rooms are a nice size (for Denmark, not US). But the star of the place is the restaurant. You can get a very good meal for a weary traveler. Looking forward to my next stay.

Lovely, small hotel in Billund. There were several small buildings l, each housing a handful of…read morerooms. Was quieter than a multi-story unit. Main building housed the reception area and restaurant. We did not attend the evening wine event, but people rave about it. The breakfast was lovely. Our room was spacious, clean and comfortable.

This is a BLL airport motel / Legoland overflow lodge…read more Very friendly staff. Room was huge, with pull out bed. You could fit a party of four adults easily (this is like a family suite design for Lego land family vacation in mind) Wifi worked great, shower was warm, bed was meah. You could walk to Lego land and plenty of people do that, access road is safe even 20:00 you see kids and parents walking back from Lego land. They have a bar and restaurant which serves diner and breakfast buffet (dinner require advance reservation). Truthfully Billund is lacking solid restaurant and I ended up driving twenty minutes for my dinner, so reservation here might not e bad idea...

Awesome hotel. Wonderful place to get over jet lag or make an early flight less painful. Highly…read morerecommend!

Newly refurbished hotel, with minimalistic conception. Service on average basis compared to danish…read morestandard. Rooms are quite small but cozy. You can have a good rest in them. No wasting around. You can buy breakfast extra and park your car 100m from the hotel. Very close to the airport. I like it here and can recommend.

Enjoyed our stay immensely. Personell was kind and engaging…read more We had the "Forkælelses Ophold" that includes an overnight stay, and a fantastic 5-course dinner with wine. The dining experience: Arriving in the charming restaurant, gives the feeling of walking into a real world adventure story. The decour gives the illusion of stepping a few hundred years back in time. Our waitress bid us welcome and showed us to our seats, and shortly thereafter our dinner started. All the courses were above expectations, and the wines accompanied the food well. We had two in our party that does not enjoy red wine, and our waitress assisted in switching to a fitting white wine without any hassle. A lovely evening, with lovely food. The Hotel: Charming and confusing. The old building from 1581 shows its age in the ways that floors and walls are skewed and tilting. It was interesting that it was after the dinner with all the wine that i felt like i could walk straight without worrying about my balance. But this is part of the charm that Hotel Dagmar has. The room was cozy and had all the amenities we could need. All in all, a great stay i would recommend to anyone. The only reason that I'm not giving 5 stars, is because 5 stars are reserved for michelin level dining experiences :) EDIT: Changed to 5 stars as the stars should fall within what can be expected of the price range. And we got a lot more than pur moneys worth. Also, thanks to our waitress Laura for helping us achieve what was an absolutely memorable evening.

I booked this hotel because it is right across the square from the cathedral and because it is the…read moreoldest hotel in Denmark. If you don't like old, creaky and unlevel, do not stay here. If, on the other hand, you love character, originality and authenticity this is the place for you.

We stayed at the castle here years ago but my youngest if very into Ninjago and we wanted to try…read moresomewhere different so we stated here. Despite some refreshes in the interior over time you can tell it is dated and an older building. We did like the large house like windows in the rooms but the room for 4 people is very crammed with a small bathroom and the bunk bed taking a lot of space. The top bunk does have very shallow railings so my wife and I slept on it worried the kids would roll off. As part of the Lego experience the staff was amazing, super friendly and positive with the kids. They have a booklet at check in with 3 different competitions the kids can do. One of them is building using the free lego bricks in the room and all throughout the property. Every month they have a different theme and you put your build on a shelf in the lobby and see if you won the next day. The two others involve a scavenger hunt looking for different signs and counting different things on proprety. If you win you can choose from some small free sets.

Theme Park hotels are not always 5-star resorts. Legoland in Denmark is the original, and the…read morehotel feels the part... original. There is nothing wrong with that, because it's just where you are going to sleep, and kill a little time. The treasure is Legoland, which is connected to the park, via a overpass/bridge, and down the street, about 10 minutes.. Lego House (aka.. the Logo Experiential Museum). Yes, if you look at Lego House, which was built just a few years ago, then compare with the Hotel Logoland experience, it's not the same, and it's going to downgrade the experience. However, the joy of hotel is that for your kiddo (which is why I went), is that they don't care about the details that adults care about, they just love it's all Lego, and that's why it wins. The rooms are exactly what you expect, Lego themed. They aren't large, at least the one I was in, but every detail about the room, feels like it was ripped from a Lego set, and that's perfect. We enjoyed the breakfast option, which was included, it's not the most bar raising European buffet, but it was great for us and the Kiddos. To be fair, we stayed at a few fairly good places on our Denmark holiday, and the quality bar was probably too high, by the time we got here. Look, what you get here is perfect for your kiddo, and if you are a kid at heart adult, you are likely to get something out of the total experience also. Is it a 5-start resort, nope, but will it make your Lego heart happy, likely yes.

My wife, our two year old and I stayed at Hotel Borgmestergaarden for three nights this November…read moreand we had a fantastic time. The apartments are super modern and well equipped so we felt very much at home during our stay. I'd highly recommend this hotel to other travelers looking for a homie feel with great water views.

We were looking for a place to stay somewhere in or near Ribe and came across the pictures and…read morereviews of the Postgarden. The rooms looked so nice compared to other options closer to town so we decided to give the Postgarden a try. Their website makes it easy to select the type of room that suits your needs and they provide pictures of most of the rooms which are very helpful. When we arrived were were greeted pleasantly and immediately felt welcome here. The pictures are very representative of the modern, clean and beautifully decorated rooms. Their facilities are some of the best we experienced in our 12 day visit to Denmark. We had a wonderful room with a four poster bed, refrigerator, microwave and tea kettle, and wonderfully appointed bathroom with a shower and a spa tub. Our room was so nice and cozy with a spacious sitting area that we opted to stay in our room and enjoy the hotel most of the time. This is in a very small town so there is not much else to do in the immediate vicinity, but there is a grocery store across the street and it seems most rooms have some sort of kitchenette. There is also a fine dining / gourmet restaurant called Ribehøj that was only a 10 minute drive where we dined which was spectacular.