Find hotels near Karlby Krogsbaek Kirke, Hornslet from AED81

"Location was great"

"The “secret apartment” room on the 5th floor was pretty amazing - felt like my local Arhaus home - just much nicer!"

"Very nice "

"Clean basic hotel with a great central location. Just a 10 minute walk to the train or the airport 925X bus stop. The tourist sites are just steps away. The beds are comfortable. The bathroom is very small but functional. If you plan on just sleeping in the hotel and the rest of your time site seeing, this a good option. "

"It was very clean and the rural area was wonderful."

"Wonderful place. Nice room, staff were great, communication was easy. Would recommend."

"Check in was strict 1500 hours, even though not many people there. I am sure rooms were available when I arrived. Check out time was 10 o'clock morning which is ridiculous for a hotel. Will probably not stay here again."

"Although the reception desk was not staffed when we arrived the phone number for the staff member was quickly answered and a very helpful young lady completed the check-in process swiftly and politely. The room was easy to find and the secure key card system worked well. The room itself was spotless and the bed was very comfortable providing a good nights sleep after our long journey. The en-suite shower room was ideal for freshening up with plenty of clean bright white towels provided. As the room was paid for when we arrived, checking out only required the key cards to be dropped into the collection point at the reception desk once we finished our stay. The motel is easy to find from the E45 motorway and is close to the outskirts of Randers, which has a number of interesting places to visit. There is plenty of parking alongside the motel and the local area is very quiet overnight."

"Well, I didn't see any human being from arrival around 5pm to leaving at 8am. Quite inhospitable & unwelcoming Bed looked like maybe hadn't been changed from the previous guest. Pillow case looked grubby. I needed a second pillow but there was no pillow case at all for that, so I stuffed both pillows into my jacket so I could put my face on that. Slept on the covers in my clothes. Breakfast was another new experience. No one there, no sign of food other than a bunch on bread rolls in baskets with a room number on each. Very strange for me as I travel 30 times a year for the last 30 years, so I've seen it all."