This hotel was refurbished in 2008 looks like it was done yesterday. The owners are obviously proud of the refurbishment as there are pictures of the building work and designs decorate the walls. Style is white walls and dark furniture but very minimalist in room. Telephone and TV in room are both Bang & Olufsen (heaviest remote I have ever... More

Stayed for two nights at the semi-boutique Hotel Oasis in January. The Hotel was completely renovated 4 years ago and the bright colours, the tasteful design and interior and friendly makes the hotel a very nice place to stay. Had the “Poul Kjærholm” room, which just added an extra great dimension to my stay. The location of the hotel is... More

I stayed at the Hotel Oasia for one night this past weekend and had a lovely time. I had a single room on the third floor overlooking a small parking area - not overly romantic, but quiet enough that I could sleep with the window open for fresh air. The single bed was tucked into a sort of cozy nook... More

In the hotel there is no ventilation in the rooms, the windows should not be opened because it is 50 meters from the railway and the night is noise. As a result, the rooms are very poor air and can not sleep well. The hotel offers a total of 15 parking spaces for cars, if you do not have enough... More

I have stayed in this hotel before, where my room pointed towards the back instead of towards the train station. Furthermore it was winter time, so I did not have any problems with the heat. However, now its summer time and I am currently sitting in my double room with open windows. I have been trying to get some sleep,... More

Oasia is a very nice, clean and welcoming 3 star hotel. I stayed there for one night and had a queen size bedroom. (140cm bed). I loved the room! This hotel is everything and more from what I espect for a 3 star hotel. I would love to stay here again. The internet connection in the room was fast and... More

Perfect for a stay in city center. Close to attractions and restaurants. This is Denmark so the room is very simplistic decorated. This is how Danes live. You have everything you need. A clean shower, clean bed. No Englsh channels on TV. This is " rural" Denmark after all .... even though Aarhus is the second largest city in DK.... More

Despite its minimalistic interior the City Hotel Oasia is quite charming. Like one of the previous reviewers my boyfriend and I stayed in room 2003 (overlooking the parking lot). The room – with bright wooden floorboards – wasn’t very spacious but sparkly clean. We slept well in the big, comfortable Hästens bed (a double with two separate mattresses and crisp... More

I stayed for two nights in this hotel and would avoid staying there again. The hotel takes minimalism to an extreme! My single room had no wardrobe, no cupboards, no carpet, no bottled water and no English language channels on the TV. It did have a free bottle of red wine but I'd have willingly swapped this for tea, coffee... More