We stayed one night at this hotel, because we were going to visit the Viking Ship Museum the following morning. It is quite far outside the town centre, but it has free parking and it only takes a few minutes to drive to the museum.
Check-in was easy and staff were in general quite friendly. There is only one elevator (or maybe there's a second in the other wing), it is small, quite cold inside and smells strange.
The room was small and had a wooden floor, no carpets or rugs. Moving the chair across the floor made a lot of noise, it would be good to have these soft "shoes" on the chair. The beds were comfortable, but there was only one pillow per bed and one bed was very squeaky. The room was facing the main road and traffic could be heard even with closed windows.
The bathroom was very simple, and there were just a few towels, no flannels and no bath mat for when you step out of the shower. The soap dispenser was very high above the basin, not very convenient and comfortable for shorter people. We had free internet and several international TV channels. The door to the hallway was very thin, but luckily the hotel was not very busy. We could hear a lot of sounds from the hallway when people walked past the room, even the breathing of a dog at one point. I would recommend bringing ear plugs.
Dinner and breakfast were fine. The restaurant seemed a bit dated and they had removed all pictures from the walls, so they may be modernising it soon.
All in all a rather average hotel for a rather high price.

I like staying at Scandics: I travel alone on business, and they're very convenient, easy to find in every Scandinavian country.
I arrived mid-morning and was able to check-in early, relax a bit and then go out to my afternoon appointment. The staff were friendly and welcoming. The room was nothing special - Scandic rooms aren't. Strangely a similar room on the outskirts of Copenhagen would have been cheaper - can't see why though. It was quiet, well lit, and as always the free Scandic WiFi made picking up email etc totally pain free.
Dinnner in the evening was well presented, cooked well and not too expensive. Service was good, but the ambience is somewhat lacking. Breakfast in the same room next morning was excellent as always, fresh food, both cold and hot in limitless quantities if you so desired.

When I arrived at the Scandic and tried to check in the person at the reception already gave me the impression that I'm bothering him - I didn't feel exactely treated as a welcomed guest. How could I dare to arrive while he was reading the newspaper? I had a lot of luggage but he didn't even get the idea to ask if I need help with my luggage.

The room was spacious but very very basic. No air conditioning available, so I had to leave the window open. The bathroom was old and not very clean and there was one large towel and one small. No bath mat, no bathroom shoes, not even soap apart from a dispenser which looked like it belongs into a public toilet.

In the breakfast room the coffee was already sitting there for hours and didn't taste fresh. There was a reasonable variety of food however nothing looked fresh, probably everything vacuum packed convenience food. Well.

I cannot recommend this hotel to anyone - especially as the room rates are not cheap at all. If I'd have paid 40 Euro a night I'd say it's probably okay but not for more than twice the room rate.

We were looking for a cheap hotel in the area and were pleasantly surprised at how good this hotel was considering some of the other reviews. The room was mid range. Nothing fancy but good standard with comfortable beds and plenty room. The bathroom was a bit small but hey can't have everything. The hotel backs onto a park that has loads of play equipment for big and little kids and if you walk through the park you can be at the station in 10 minutes, cathedral 15 minutes and the viking museum in about 25 minutes. Breakfast at the hotel was great with a huge range of food available.