What are the popular hotels in Aarhus?

Aarhus has many popular hotels. Whether you're travelling for business or going on holiday, Cabinn Aarhus , Wakeup - Aarhus and Hotel Atlantic are preferred hotels.

How much is the average rate for hotels in Aarhus?

For hotels in Aarhus, the average price on weekdays is S$ 265, the average price on weekends (Friday–Saturday) is S$ 275.

Which hotels in Aarhus provide high-quality breakfasts?

Hotel Atlantic , Comwell Aarhus Dolce by Wyndham and Scandic Aarhus City provide high-quality breakfast. Start your day with a delicious breakfast!

Which hotels in Aarhus provide fitness facilities?

Cabinn Aarhus , Wakeup - Aarhus and Zleep Hotel Aarhus Viby provide fitness facilities. Satisfy your fitness needs even while travelling!

Which hotels in Aarhus have swimming pools?

Cabinn Aarhus , Wakeup - Aarhus and Hotel Atlantic are hotels with swimming pools. Stay at any of these hotels to enjoy a swimming pool!

Which hotels in Aarhus provide free Wi-Fi?

Whether you're travelling on business or going on holiday, Internet connection is an essential condition for travel. Cabinn Aarhus , Wakeup - Aarhus and Hotel Atlantic are popular hotels with free Wi-Fi.

Which hotels in Aarhus provide airport transfer services?

Not familiar with Aarhus? Cabinn Aarhus , Wakeup - Aarhus and Hotel Atlantic provide airport transfer services.

Which hotels in Aarhus have spas that are worth experiencing?

Feel tired from travelling? Zleep Hotel Aarhus Viby , Zleep Hotel Aarhus Skejby and Radisson Red Aarhus provide highly rated spa services.

Which hotels in Aarhus have good ocean views?

Of all the hotels in Aarhus, Helnan Marselis Hotel is a good choice for hotels with ocean views.

What hotel promotions are there in Aarhus?

Trip.com provides various promotions and discounts for users all year round. You can check the promotions page to see what promotions are available on Trip.com.

Best 10 Hotels in Aarhus, Denmark (from SGD31/night) - 2024

4.5/553 Reviews

Villa Provence

Aarhus|1.04km from downtown

As returning clients of more than a decade we were shocked and appalled when we learned first-hand of the hospitality- or lack of same- of the new owners. The Bühlmann family, or should I say familia with all the not-so-nice Godfatherly connotations of this word, are rude and unpleasant in the extreme, bordering on the downright intimidating. We used to regard Hotel Villa Provence as a home away from home but will now earnestly advise everybody to simply not go there. When we tried to book a room and had agreed on our usual price (DKK 1890) we received a confirmation with the price well above DKK 2000. A subsequent complaint over email resulted in the price going further up - this time DKK 2.220- and when we finally phoned the reception the young and clearly incompetent assistant was rude and insolent in the extreme. I asked to get the manager on the phone and had to endure a thankfully rather brief conversation, in the course of which I was told to stay away and in future would be physically barred from entering any of the hotels owned by la sua familia, The Bühlmanns. During the call I had the distinct impression that Le Padrone might be drunk- or worse. We promptly cancelled our Easter vacation in Aalborg at Pier Five, another hapless establisment in the clutches of La Familia Bühlmann, and vowed to terminate our dealings with Godfather and his ilk. Not without compunctions, though. Hotel Villa Provence used to provide genuine hospitality and service sans pareille- and we have spent vacations both at the Castello Di Velona in Tuscany and Spaletti Trivelli in Rome. However, all good things have an end and nothing lasts forever: Sic transit Gloria Mundi! Dear fellow connoisseur of fine hospitality and travelling: Dont even think of going near the place unless you want a real-life Basil Fawltyesque experience- only without the comedy but most surely with a genuinely intimidating peppering of something very, very unpleasant.