Solvang Hotels with Parking

There is a hot air blower in the room, which makes a lot of noise. All shops in the town close at 4 or 5 pm.

Basically, The hotel has the benefit close to the town but not inside the town. The walking distance is atill convenient to the necessary locations in the town. Hotel, including building, facility and interior decoration, looks bit old-fashioned and old but very quite still workable. For example, the heater/aircon works well and efficient but may be louder conparing with environmental silience. The room and bed can sufficiently accomodate two people with typical size in the USA. The bed is very comfortable for you to go to sleep soon. Besides, the hotel loddby provide hot water, tea and coffee. The hotel water is cleanly potable. Overall, I will highly recommend this hotel with its good budget and performance.

First of all, the self-driving No. 1 road must have a night in the Danish town, and secondly if it is a person who can really live in this hotel. The boss is a big bearded person, and it is a descendant of Viking. Hotel check-in is in another block, Ctrip will remind you to pay attention to the call. Eating breakfast is a voucher for a bakery. You choose the bread and drink you want in the store. I feel that the whole town is an economic whole. Everyone helps each other. Very, not American haha.

Booked a room with a friend. The decoration of the two rooms is completely different and exquisite. When it arrived at night, the hotel was on the side of the road and the parking lot was in the backyard. Quite easy to find. The grandma at the reception was really nice, and would say ”Congratulations on getting rich”

Thumbs up! Thumbs up,? Thumbs up! It's a comfortable stay, the environment is clean, the service staff are friendly and courteous, the room space is okay, and you won't feel cheated. You can stay and check it out.

The front desk staff was very nice and enthusiastic, and the room was clean, but what can I say? This is a hotel in a tourist town, and the price is really a bit expensive compared to the facilities and equipment. In addition, the door of the room faces the road, which makes people feel a little uneasy. Although the door and lock are very solid, it is just a psychological feeling. However, this is also the characteristic of Danish towns, with small houses one by one and no walls.