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.

We stayed at Hotel Oasia for one night on our way through Denmark. The service was impeccable and…read moreour room was very spacious. Great shower and AC. Parking can seem daunting if the hotels lot is full, but we were easily able to find city parking directly behind the hotel for about 150dkk per day. There is a nice hotel bar and restaurant which we made use of both days. The gym is fully equipped. We definitely would stay here again!

Super MEH. The photos looked so much better than the room was. Entering the room, I was suddenly…read moretransported to my college dorm days. The space was tiny, the walls were thin, the bathroom was the size of a closet and hot AF. There was no thermostat adjustment available in the room. I was very sorry I didn't look harder for a hotel in Aarhus. If I were a solo traveler or looking for something super cheap and cheerful, then maybe it wouldn't seem so bad, but as a place to stay on vacation with my husband, not so much. On the upside, I think breakfast was included and we happened to be there on a night that they offered free wine and tapas. We wished we had remembered to ask about the bikes we would have loved to rent. Parking is cheaper inside their courtyard than the paid parking out in front, fyi.

Went here recently to celebrate a family birthday and was not disappointed…read more The restaurant is located about half an hour from Arhus and offers a traditional Jutland 'Kro' (inn) experience. The location is scenic located right off the Gudenå river. The inn has a traditional decor and feel. The food is traditional Danish and they are best known for their eel. For the less adventurous there are many excellent seafood and pork/beef alternatives. The vegetarian may have a rather limited selection, but this is true of most traditional Danish restaurants. The portions are large but you will want to save room for the homemade desserts. Highly recommended.

If your going to stay in Aarhus don't mess around, this place is great. The prices are competitive…read morewith other lesser quality hotels. Its right in the center of town across from the Cathedral. A short walk to the train station, tons of shopping and eating and right near the canal. There is quality inside and out, from the beautiful historic Elevator in the lobby to the mural covered walls depicting danish history to the finely appointed rooms and en-suite baths. I had a standard single which was one of their smaller rooms and it was fine. I never felt cramped. There's no noise issues. The included Breakfast offered an extensive selection of delicious food. I have stayed here twice (appox 20 days) and would definitely stay again.

This 175 years old hotel is very unique in its own way. Walls were painted during 2005(?)…read morerenovation by local artist...it's amazing every common area has Danish history painted. How you take it is completely up to you, but at beginning I was a little creeped. Room is descent size, especially for building of this age. My room was a twin, bed was comfortable but only one small pillow. Work desk has pretty of space to sores laptop, note pad, etc. Shower and toilet are right next to beach other separated by very tiny glass wall, and almost impossible to keep shower water from spreading to the toilet area, not smart design. Room is covered with many painting, decoration, etc. a little overwhelming. Internet connection was superb. Make sure you obtain password at front. Breakfast was good, had patently of selection that you would expect from any hotel with. Choice of hot meal and cold. I think they are all home made...breads were really good. Fitness center was nicely equipped with cardio machine and pretty of free weights. The downside was I couldn't control room temp and was warm, had to open window all night. Parking is difficult (also the city was going through huge construction everywhere so I just couldn't get to hotel). Overall this is a very nice little hotel and would recommend.

I just checked in. Checkin went incredibly smooth and the staff is awesomely helpful! The room was…read moretidy and well cleaned. Not the most luxurious hotel I've stayed at but its fine for the casual business traveler who likes helpful staff. Wifi is free and has great coverage. The I house restaurant is very pleasant and serves great food. Amendments are pretty expensive but there are shops everywhere that can serve you with almost anything. So no big deal. The location of the hotel is perfect. As close to the Centre as you can get.

Very nice location. Everything is walking distance. The room I have is a junior suite. I have a…read morebedroom with large flat screen TV, large bathroom with double vanity/bath/shower/toilet room with bidet, living room with desk area and large flat screen, 1/2 bath, fridge, Nespresso machine and bathrobes.

The cafe is located inside Søstrene Grene on Søndergade. We had their "morgenmad" (56.90 DKK) and…read more"Grene brunch" (98.60), and their organic coffee (I think it was about 30-40 DKK. and you can get a free refill). Reasonably priced, and their homemade bread was so good! Would love to go back again.

Really nice place! You must go up the second floor through Søstrene Grene (which is a store). Great…read morebrunch, I think it was 129 dkk but it was huge (the breakfast is cheaper, like 80dkk)!! included freshly pressed juice and a brownie and fruit and salad, a load of eggs w bacon, home made bread, nice pestos, a sausage, etc etc. Coffee gets free refill, place nicely decorated, nice staff :)

Frederikshøj is owned by chef Wassim Hallal who is a superb chef with a Lebanese background but is…read morefollowing the new scandinavian cuisine combined with the classic french nouvelle cuisine A must visit if you are in Aarhus and is without any doubt in the top-3 in Aarhus located with view of the sea right next to the forrest and the park in front of the queens castle. Remember to try the perfect blown sugar ball with apple crumple inside - truly amazing. An extensive wine cellar - you can get a tour in the cellar if you ask kindly.

Went as New Yorkers on a recommendation of many Aarhus travel guides. Michelin has left Copenhagen…read moreand went out in Denmark and Frederiksøj was one of the 3 restaurants selected. Let me say the restaurant is gorgeous, the service impeccable, and the food delicious. The building overlook the bay and we actually saw deer prancing around the field through the windows. The restaurant has the Danish charm where it has a local taste in the food and local charm in service. Jeppe, the manager, immediately greeted us by name upon arrival (memorizing our name from the email reservation and recognizing we were New Yorkers). Our waiter - whose name escapes me at the moment - was excellent and friendly as well. I highly recommend the 6 course meal. The foie gras and pigeon was my favorite course, but the scallops and beef were also stellar. The strawberry dessert - which I have trouble even describing - was a never before tasted experience. In short, if you're in Aarhus, and looking for a multi-course chef's platter, I highly recommend Frederiksøj.

Atmosphere, service and food are all excellent. Recommended by a local and couldn't agree more…read morewith her recommendation. The tables are quite close to each other but I'm used to cosy little restaurant so not a big deal to me. Overall I would go back if I come back to Aarhus.

Limited menu of 3 entrees at this french inspired very good restaurant. We ea had an imaginative…read moreflounder dish served with an amazing sauce, potatoes and asparagus. Loved the atmosphere and the Latin quarter. What a charming city.