Comwell Klarskovgaard

Yes, the hotel offers spacious outdoor parking with ample spaces for all guests.

Most guests describe the staff as very friendly, pleasant, and helpful, with special praise given to a team member named Sara. However, there are complaints about poor service in the restaurant, where waitstaff were unavailable or inattentive to guests. There was also a reported conflict with management regarding a smoking policy violation, where instead of warning the violators, the guest was offered a room change.

The hotel offers a buffet-style breakfast. Many guests are delighted with the quality, variety, and healthy options available, and also praise the view from the restaurant windows. At the same time, some visitors were dissatisfied: one guest described the breakfast as sparse (a limited selection of cheeses and cold cuts, no vegetables, and lukewarm scrambled eggs), while another noted that the quality falls short of other Comwell hotels.

The restaurant offers a two-course menu as well as buffet dining. Guest opinions are divided: some call the food very tasty and high-quality, while others describe it as "boring," "bland," or "conference-grade." There were complaints about main courses being served cold and dish compositions not matching the menu descriptions (for example, salmon that was not smoked). The availability of delicious local beer and a good bar menu is also mentioned.

There are reported issues with the Wi-Fi at the hotel. Several guests noted that the internet worked poorly or did not function at all in the rooms. Management attributed this to the age of the building and, in some cases, was unable to provide a solution.

Soundproofing is rated as poor. Guests complain of hearing conversations from neighboring rooms, and gaps in the doors allow corridor noise to filter in, which can disrupt sleep.

Reviews regarding the beds are mixed: some find them incredibly comfortable, while others feel they are too soft or, conversely, cheap and uncomfortable. The condition of the rooms draws significant criticism: many describe them as worn, "tired," and in need of a major overhaul. Holes in the carpeting, stained flooring, and an overall dated 1970s aesthetic are mentioned. Guests also complain about the lack of blackout curtains, allowing light into the rooms early in the morning.

Cleanliness at the hotel is a subject of debate. While some guests found the rooms clean, others reported mold, limescale, cobwebs, and dirty toilets. The bathrooms cause particular dissatisfaction: they are described as dated, small, with poor shower drainage and no ventilation, creating a damp and cold atmosphere.

The climate control system operates inconsistently. Guests have complained about cold bathrooms (around 10 degrees) and the inability to adjust the room temperature themselves. During the summer, the lack of air conditioning and fans has been noted, making the rooms uncomfortably hot.

The hotel features a fitness room with new cardio equipment (ellipticals, exercise bikes), but no strength training machines. Leisure options include billiards in the basement (though the tables are worn), board games, and a cozy fireplace area in the bar. A tennis court is also mentioned, though some guests noted it is in need of maintenance.

Dogs are welcome for an additional fee. However, guests note a lack of basic pet amenities: pet beds, bowls, or mats are not provided in the room.