Hotel berhampiran Jernalder tomterne, Esbjerg

Super dejligt hotel, god service, venligt personale. Kan kun anbefales.

Wasn’t expecting it to be small town friendly and atmosphere! The staff make this place. Clean, close to sites and train (up Americans not like our noisy trains they r electric no sound so you sleep at night WiFi Bicycle rental Great breakfast affordable Very very quiet place

Stayed in the Captain's class room. Absolutely no complains. Location was excellent, right smack in the middle of the Esbjerg, literally surrounded with supermarkets and cafes. Room (including the bathroom) was spacious, Wi-Fi speed was excellent, bed was comfortable. Perfect for business or vacations. Did not order the breakfast, hence, I am unable to comment on that.

Ein gemütlicher kleiner Gasthof mit witzigen Hütten. Für unsere 2 Übernachtungen war alles da und wir haben uns sehr wohl gefühlt. Unsere Hütte war gut geheizt und absolut sauber. Das kleine Bad ist funktional und die Dusche gut. Es gibt einen Kühlschrank und einen Wasserkocher. Zu viert ist es natürlich schon beengt, aber das reicht völlig für 2 Übernachtungen. Wir haben zusätzlich das Frühstücksbuffett bestellt, was für wenig Geld möglich war. Das Frühstück war sehr gut und reichlich. Kaffee, Tee und Saft waren inbegriffen. Unser Aufenthalt im Hodde Kro war sehr schön. Vielen Dank

Weis Stue began as an inn hotel in 1704, and when you check into the rooms above the restaurant, you step back into time. You open your room door with a huge, old-fashioned metal key, and set it down on an old iron room stove repurposed into a lamp table. Some of original wood wall panels are still in place, coated with hundreds of years of paint, and if the furniture isn’t original, it at least appears to be very old (Mattresses are new and fresh, however). Out the window is a wonderful view of the old Viking town’s main market square and historic Ribe cathedral, built in 1150. That said, this is not an inn for divas: the (clean, modern) bath and shower are shared, and noise insulation is non-existent. There are heavy wooden doors slamming all over the place, the restaurant downstairs is open until 10pm with outdoor seating in the summer, and the bells from the cathedral next door begin at 7:45 am. During the long Danish winter, the rooms are rather dark. That said, as a history lover I found it to be a fun and memorable experience. This inn is also a great place for solo travellers, as the inn has rooms for one at a slightly lower price. People with mobility problems may have trouble getting up the steep wooden stairs. I also recommend the restaurant downstairs, which somehow manages to be touristy but still very, very good. I like the fried fish platter with Danish rye bread, and in summer the restaurant also serves excellent homemade lemonade. Book a table during the busy tourist season if you want to eat there.