Good mode of transportation when driving from Copenhagen to northern Jutland. It gives you a nice…read morebreak for an hour or so while you eat or relax without losing any momentum. The buffet is really really good and at a value for money compared to the a la carte menu at 119kr vs 99kr for a sandwich! Book in advance so you don't pay the expensive ticket!

Ferry line between Sjaellands Odde - Aarhus or Sjaellands Odde - Ebeltoft is a life line between…read moreJutland and Sealand. They operate high speed catamarans with huge capacity (more than 400 cars). By ordering in advance good discounts on the ticket can be obtained. It serves as a pleasant alternative to a car trip around Funen. Food: Better than what could be expected from a ferry (but will probably not be why you are here anyway). They serve cafeteria food - hamburgers, sandwiches, soda - which is acceptable. There is also a restaurant (which I haven't tried) and a Baresso coffee shop onboard who serve the usual espresso, latte, cappuccino etc. The coffee shop is quite popular so there may be a line. You are allowed to bring your own food and drinks. Kids: Entertainment for kids onboard is limited to a small area with over-sized lego bricks. It doesn't really matter since the crossing time is so short - bring your own entertainment and go outside (to the stern) and watch the spray from the engines.

Updated 08SEP14: We've come back after they've remodeled,…read moreand now it gets 5 stars. The beds are REAL double beds, although they still have the option for twin beds on one floor. Again, our experience with this hotel has been fantastic, starting with the booking, and always a welcome when we check in. I love that we get treated so well. It's always a pleasure to stay here. We always stay at this hotel when we are in Aarhus. The staff are friendly and helpful, and the rooms are tidy and cozy. Only one complaint: I'm not a huge fan of the fact that a couple of times I fell between the cracks of the bed because it's not a real double, but two singles put together. But it is a business hotel. The breakfast is always tasty and there's a variety to choose from.

This is the worst hotel ever! There's No wifi, No mini fridge in the hotel rooms, only two…read moreelevators with the capacity for like two people and No status so u have to wait one of the two crappy elevators that goes up No matter what. Get Your shit together!!!!

About 30 Km from Aarhus center this is a small airport, but has some good connections, as the…read moreairport is small it is quick to get to the gate, and things seem to work well. Arrival is super fast from landing to getting a taxi if you dont have bags on the plane fan take as little as 10 mins. On the down side: No train link from Aarhus No free Wifi No business lounge ( worth talking about )

Yes, very small with usually only one or two flights arriving or departing every couple of hours…read more I took the bus (925X) from/to the airport. It was really easy as the bus schedule is set based on the arriving and departing flights. I was concerned that the bus that was recommend for my return flight arrived at the airport 35 minutes prior to my flight departing, however, it turned out there were only two flights leaving and since they are smaller planes, the security line is not overwhelming and you get the sense that they will make sure everyone gets through and can board the plane. There is a restaurant with a view of the runway and some shopping, but not a whole lot more.

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.

This is a hotel it seems well managed. The rooms are small but adequate and very efficiently laid…read moreout. They are bright and clean. The bed is comfortable. A nice flat screen TV. This hotel is a very good value for Aarhus lodging. If you need a fancy hotel with a large lobby in this will not meet your needs if you're looking for a comfortable safe and clean place to sleep this hotel more than or meet your needs. I will definitely stay there on my next trip!

I am totally on the fence about this place. I think this concept is great for a single traveler -…read morebut we were three. We sprung for a "large" room - there was barely enough room to turn around. The bathroom is ship like - tiny but functional. The pillows suck. The room was uncarpeted. There isn't a comfortable chair to sit in and there isn't any storage space save for a rod with four hangers. The extra bed was a flip out chair - the teenager thought it was the worst thing ever. And yet - it's cheap and centrally located and we had two terrific meals at different restaurants less than a block away. Parking was in the garage at the adjacent mall. Finding our way from the garage to the hotel lobby was not exactly intuitive. Paid 150DKK per night (about $23US).