Easy access, clean bathroom and toilet. Quiet. Had an elevator, friendly staff during until 9pm

Room had little dust, didn't have water bottles and milk packets, No staff after 9pm, less number of parking slots.

Nice rooms refurbished

Parking Need to register vehicle not mentioned on registration Only just avoided fine

Cozy hotel with free parking and staff very kind; room very big and complimentary tea/coffe

The neighbourhood hasn't so much to offer and the city centre is not so close

Breakfast is optional but we get it as a goodwill gesture 👌. The location is outside Kopenhagen but you have excellent public transport.

They are a little eager to charge you and to many notes for payment!

Nice overall... lot to choise between

The scramled egg where cold

The hotel met my expectation for price, location and condition as described. Location is perfect: Herlev center, shops just outside the hotel. Train station is 10 mins walk. Cheap trip & easy access to city centre of Copenhagen.

The décor and room are outdated, but clean - That's important. My husband has bad back, soft bed doesn't do him any good. But for others who like soft bed, it's alright with a good size (we had queen bed). Wish more parking lots for the hotel guests or at least more than 3 hours limit (imagine to change parking timer at night or must return to hotel again for less than 3 hours sightseeing trip). Parking space between cars are so tight (these days, people drive big cars, so it's so difficult to get out of the car among those giant cars).

Very clean. The staff were nice and the room service was pretty good. Much cheaper than similar options in Copenhagen.

The building and the furniture are quite old.

Breakfast was very good. The staff was helpful in various ways.

The hotel turned out to be very hard to find without GPS and quite a long drive from the centre of Copenhagen. We repeatedly got lost on the way out or home. Not really the hotel's fault, of course, but frustrating and time-consuming. The old hotel's front as depicted in booking.com was on a pedestrian street, and the actual entrance a modern one at the back by a parking lot, adding to the confusion. But parking was free.