CABINN Hotel Aarhus

It's a discount chain and the rooms are small as you'd expect. Pleasant and efficient staff on reception. The bedrooms are modern, clean and well thought out and good value for Denmark at around £100 for a twin with breakfast. Tiny w/c and shower with a circular curtain. TV but no fridge. To our surprise, it did have a kettle, tea bags, coffee etc. Nice breakfast on the 4th floor: cold buffet, hot potato croquettes and scrambled egg, mini Danish pastries etc. Paid on site parking is available in the private basement car park.

You can sleep three people in a room, but one person needs to climb up to their bed using a narrow ladder—perfect for a flexible child. The rooms are rather small, and the view is not historic or particularly fancy, but it’s cheap and very close to all the cool things happening in Aarhus. So, we give it a highly recommended 5 stars. The only thing to mention is the limited parking. It’s pay-to-park, and it's not cheap—a classic side effect of an ultra-central location. Be sure to book parking in advance as well.

Very disappointed with this hotel. Our double room was small, shabby and dismal with poor lighting. The bathroom was tiny and badly designed. The hotel was like a rabbit warren and finding our way to the breakfast room was interesting, however breakfast wasn't worth the effort.. The cleanliness of this hotel was questionable too. The floor in the breakfast room had the same large, sticky stain for the three days we were there. The only plus to the hotel is three location. I won't stay there again.

rooms are simple and basic as shown clearly in the hotel photos but bed was comfy,there was a hotpot to fix coffee or oatmeal in your room , tv with some English stations and tho small I did not feel cramped. There is a balcony with views over canal by the top floor breakfast room and a living room area with fake fireplace and comfy sofas in the lobby area. the checkin crew were helpful with local info and I thank the gentleman who told me where I could find a nearby machine to buy a bus ticket. Beautiful church and theater right across the street, not at all a bad deal for the affordable price.

The hotel is near some pub so during the night is quite noisy even with windows closed, also the cleaning could be improved, the curtains of my room were full of dead bugs. The staff is incredibly friendly and helpful, the breakfast was good.

Great location, good breakfast, good value for Aarhus. The real price: beds the size of cots, thin mattresses, small room, no ventilation, very tiny bathroom a large person would not fit in, poor lighting. We had the family room for two of us and it did not have enough room or storage. There is no way 4 people could spend more than one night in it. It was like staying in a hostel. Three stars for location, location, location. But if you can afford one of the other hotels and staying long, I would look elsewhere.

I really like it there! The location is amazing. It's ideal for who is working and wouldn't spend so much time in the hotel. Breakfast is very nice too.

Nothing fancy about the room I stayed in or about housekeeping. That said, the Reception team was excellent and very professional and nice people. Kudos to Markus, especially, for being a superstar in going above and beyond to help me with travel arrangement and other admin stuff I needed for work the next morning. Thank you, Markus and his Reception colleagues.

A reasonably priced and beautifully located hotel. It has a lot of style to it, and a very cool fourth-floor atrium with good coffee and food. There's a lot to like about Aarhus, and you can get to pretty much all of it very easily from here. The drawbacks are the tiny rooms, tiny beds, tiny bathrooms, and shipboard-style showers. If you're traveling light, don't mind small spaces, and can handle showering in the middle of the bathroom floor, though, this place is pretty awesome. It's kind of a pain to have to hide the toilet paper (and dry off the toilet) in order to shower, but that's really not a big deal for the intrepid travelers who don't feel like spending all their money on hotels. It's *really* hard to beat the location, service, and style with this place. I'd be tempted to stay here again, even with all the space-saving tricks they use. And I'm a big, clumsy American.

It was paid for so can't help with the cost. Pros: - Free wifi - Nicely located right next to the canal - 70DKK for breakfast - Good service - Really clean - Nicely decorated - I really like the pastel colors - makes the room more prettier Cons: - Really small room - feels like you're on a cruise ship

A very simple hotel. Rooms are very basic, beds are okay (but that's about it). The room it self feels really Scandinavian 1990s. Staff is really friendly and the they have a good (but basic) breakfast buffet for 75 DKK. Definitely worth the money! The location is great, downtown Aarhus. So a cheap hotel and pretty worth the money over all.

Cabinn builds on a smart concept - a centrally placed hotel with cabin like small room units for a moderate price. The execution of the concept however is pretty lacking. For starters don't expect to get any sleep. The units are so poorly noise insulated that you can literally hear all your neighbors talk, move around, drop things and whatever. The "breakfast" is expensive for the level of quality and the overall interior design and finish is tacky and cheap (which I could live with if the noise insulation was ok) Other reviews say the price to comfort level is ok but having stayed at other hotels in the same price range such as WakeUp Copenhagen this is the pits!

No, no, and again no. My friend booked it for us. If I've read reviews ahead of I would not have stayed here. The discomfort level is just unbearable.

Considering the price for this hotel it is hard to have any real complains. It is located right in the city center of Aarhus and even if there is a street just outside where there are plenty of bars i never got disturbed by noise or something else. The rooms are super-small and looks just like the small cabins on cruise ships. You can easily see that they are small on the photos on their web site so you should be prepared for that. They could improve the staff a bit, most of them were not so interested in their job and it looked like they just wanted to go home. But keep in mind the price before you book, you get what you pay for, but here it still feels that i got more than what i paid for.

We have stayed here for more than a week and have no complaints with the room, the cleaning staff and the cost. But, if you are expecting smiles and good service, walk on by. The location is fantastic. Yes the rooms are small but it is half the price of anything else. The huge disappointment is the quality of the desk staff. One of the weekend guys was just amazing but the manager really hates her job and the guests. I asked if I could charge a bottle of water to my room and was told NO. Nothing else, no apology or reason just NO. They are currently under going an expansion to double the number of rooms. If they don't fix the Customer service, I suspect it might not be around for much longer.

Not the most expensive, but in a range of regular hotel. However, the bads are 1/2 of normal size and shower is above sink and toilet. Clean, but tainy and poor extra supplies.