We saw this was a popular hotel on Trip advisor and it lived up to most of the reviews. We had a problem with our internet booking but the staff were very friendly and understanding. We had booked a standard double but Room 108 seemed to have all the facilities of a superior room. It was clean, extremely comfortable and chic, with a sofa, desk, dressing table, balcony with chairs and a view over the pretty courtyard. The bathroom had a lovely slipper bath but it was in a corner, so awkward to get in and out . My husband found the basin too small to shave properly.

The buffet dinner was excellent. Jakob(?) the cook has great imagination and skill. Perhaps it needed more choice for vegetarians, though. Breakfast was wonderful. Everything very fresh and a good range of food. You can help yourself to tea and coffee during the day.

The hotel is 10 - 15 minutes walk from the centre but the 6a bus stop is right outside the hotel. This will also take you on to the area round the Botanic Gardens and Rosenborg Castle. Both beautiful.

Very friendly and helpful staff. Located in a non tourist area - seemed primarily Turkish. Rooms small but well decorated, bed side lighting impossible for reading and bathroom tiny and shower head had a mind of its own. Good organic products and pleasant courtyard garden.

Stayed here for family reunion in August '06. Incredible breakfast buffet. Rooms small but comfy. Annex rooms are larger, but older section has more character. Be sure to ask for a fan (limited supply) as it can get a little warm, but not uncomfortably so. Very friendly and professional staff. Stopped by to check out their sister hotel in Aarhus, which also appeared lovely (but didn't see rooms).

I stayed at the hotel for two nights in May. It is charming, small, with the friendliest service and most delicious breakfast buffet.

The room itself was a little musty with a very unique bathroom - no shower curtain and the towels were on a movable wooden rack, but fantastic water pressure and housecleaning cleaned the wet towels on the floor when I was out. The room had a balcony which seemed a little hazardous and was tiny, but very comfortable beds and good free wireless internet, flat screen TV mounted to the wall. Very quiet room.

The hotel is located in a "hip" area of town that is being gentrified, but seemed very safe to walk around. It was a bit of a hike to city center but the bus stops right in front of the hotel and taxis are abundant.

The breakfast bufet was to die for. The most delicious fresh baked breads, cheese, yogurt and granola, fruits, lots of meats, eggs -- it was splendid, and each table has an individual carafe of delicious coffee. The dining area and tables and crockery were all very charming. The garden outside was even moreso -- blankets to wrap up in at night when it was chilly, candlelit lanterns everywhere, pretty landscaping - it was delightful. The dinner buffet was also delicious with lots of fresh veggies, very good for vegetarians.

Finally, the service was remarkable. Every person who worked there, at the front desk or in the kitchen, was so smiley and delightful and friendly and kind which was such a welcome respite having spent the previous week in Russia. In fact, every person I interacted with in Copenhagen - the taxi drivers, the people at the train station, shopgirls, waiters, etc. -- were so pleasant and helpful and kind and I wish I had more time to spend there, it was truly a delightful city.

I would highly recommend staying in this hotel if you like charming boutique hotels with wonderful food and service.