I wish I could be more glowing in my review, but I simply can't.

Got a decent rate for the hotel on a travel site, paying $91 total for a single room, which is a good price for Copenhagen, but seems rather steep for a motel out in the hinterlands. Still, this is Denmark, where prices make very little sense, so I considered myself lucky.

The front desk personnel I met were among the kindest front desk people one could expect to meet, particularly in a country where other reviewers have often commented on the rather taciturn nature of employees.

The room itself was small and unfortunately there were some serious problems with cleanliness! The shower tiles were sprayed with mud or maybe black mold, which was pretty disgusting. Moreover, the shower was a typical Danish affair--2 centimeters lowered floor, cloth fabric curtain, and no way of preventing the water from flooding the rest of the bathroom.

The motel has chosen to conserve resources (good for them!) by installing Lux soap dispensers, and unfortunately Kimberly Clark paper products. This is the first hotel I've ever experienced which stocks the bathrooms with those paper squares found normally at train stations. I believe a simple IKEA toilet paper holder would have been a cheaper and more pleasant alternative.

The television didn't work properly and only had 5 stations. Weirdly they were missing DR2, one of the standard stations, but they had DR1.

Instead of glasses in the bathroom, guests received 2 very flimsy white plastic cups. Kimberly Clark's famous product, Kleenex, were absent from the room, despite being represented by their institutional toilet paper squares.

Breakfast buffet was passable, but not outstanding, and the scrambled eggs were extremely salty.

I was pleasantly surprised by how comfy the soft mattress ended up being, so a point in the motel's favor.

Overall this was a disappointing experience. One would hope for more attention to little details of comfort and hygiene, and slightly more value for the money. Having stayed in the motel annex, I'm not sure whether or not a room in the main building would have been a bit nicer.

I didn't try the restaurant, however the menu looked very basic and expensive--typical Danish entrees cost 199-300 kroner which seemed rather steep.

very close to the highway. ask for rooms 500+. very convenient when traveling to- or from Norway