Family Hotels in Fredensborg Municipality from AED 353

Kokkedal Castle is set in a tranquil location outside of Copenhagen's busy city and serves as an oasis. The facilities are impeccable decorated and maintained from the furniture perfectly selected and placed to the orchids and other flowers bringing color throughout. It is truly an amazing facility. Even more amazing are the people that work there. I could not believe how helpful, kind and generous everyone I encountered during my staff. I was made to feel that I was the only one staying...

Nice old hotel building upgraded to today's standards. Breakfast was good and free parking was much appreciated.

This is a great hotel, adding blackout curtains would make it even better :)

Hotel was beautiful. Staff was friendly and accommodating. Gym was under renovation and bed was harder than I like which is the only negatives

Spacious room, super comfortable beds and helpful staff. Amazing location hear the marine.

Brand new so clean and modern.

Highly recommended Kong Arthur hotel

Great Location and easy to get to from the train station

Beautiful setting, close to the water (quick walk down the hill) and close to Helsingør. Very good breakfast - far superior to a standard hotel breakfast. Will return.

Loved staying in such a historic and colorful harbor area. Easy walking to Hop On bus stop, canal boat tours, restaurants and walking to a street food area. A little busy due to its location to attractions, but overall the hotel is in a very enjoyable area. For those who expect A/C in their room, the Hotel does not have it, but the room had an electric fan and the weather was cool at night, so I was very comfortable.

Very good breakfast and friendly reception. Nice, clean and near Train station.

Breakfast was top notch !

Great location and wonderful breakfast!!!

The Grand Hotel Helsingborg: Truly GRAND in Every Way There is something special about a hotel that honors its history while delivering an exceptional experience in the present. During my stay at the Grand Hotel in Helsingborg, I discovered just how beautifully the two can come together. In the lobby restaurant, I came across a framed historical document dated October 31, 1924. It contained a thoughtful argument for naming the hotel Grand Hotel, declaring that the name “would imply attractive...