SOFS Boutique Hotel

We have visited this hotel with friends twice before. Loved it. This time we got a ridiculously small room, and on top it faced the street with lots of traffic noise from 5 am.|The size meant that when you got out of bed and went towards the bathroom, at the end of the bed you had to bend down to get under the wall mounted TV.|We asked for a better room – not possible. At departure we asked for a reduction of the prize – not possible. When we complained the answer was: “The room you get all depends on when you booked the room”.|Which is a ridiculous answer, as we booked the room 3 months in advance, and had specified which room we wanted.|Looking at other customers experiences, I suddenly agre with other customers:| The breakfast is close to meager, compared to other hotels in that price range. |So good bye to SOFS from excellent customers, who have always booked directly, saving the hotel the 20% fee to the international booking sites.

Wonderful little hotel in the centre of Aarhus and a great base to enjoy the city from |We had a lovely en-suite with a bath which we enjoyed. We did feedback to the staff that it drained very slowly and up through the shower after we used it, which they assured us they would sort out. ||Very comfy bed and spacious room. ||Breakfast was a good variety of buffet food with options for myself being gluten free ||We would stay again.

Tucked away in the quirky Latin Quarter of Aarhus is this peaceful and quaint boutique hotel. It’s set in a tall terrace building, with lots Of charm. The rooms are very comfortable but missing a few things like a kettle, small fridge etc, but this aside all good. Highly recommend booking the ‘larger’ rooms. Bathrooms are very compact and the hotel doesn’t have an elevator.

Loved the peaceful and friendly vibe in this hotel. Stayed in a room with a shared bathroom. Everything was very clean. Breakfast in the garden was my highlight. Would definitely go there again.

Lovely little hotel in Aarhus, very convenient situated to reach all the man attractions. Rooms are very clean and bright and the bed was very comfortable. Breakfast is traditional continental with a wide range of bread, meat, fish and pastries. The team are very helpful and make you feel welcome. Ideal for people that like placers with character and enjoying their creature comforts.

We were charmed by this small hotel. We'd rate it 5, but for two slight imperfections. One: the shower drain (room 15) was very slow; I worried about flooding the bathroom. Two: the pillows were completely inadequate, in that they were too small and too soft--but that's normal for Danish hotels. The breakfast room can get a tad crowded, but that is part of its charm, and the breakfast spread is nice. Try to book rooms that don't face the street; ours did, and at 6:10 am we were woken by trash pick-up.

Not sure what I can compare this with. The hotel itself is clean and in a good location, near the centre. The rooms are also clean and I found the bed comfortable. There was sufficient heating which I could turn up or down and overall I felt pleasant in the room. However, I picked their most expensive room and with that in mind I am not sure how the rest of the rooms are. The decor is old fashioned and rustic, the furniture feels cheap and is worn out and the bathroom ( which was very clean ) was a cheap addition to the room. I have read in other reviews that some rooms don't even have private bathrooms so I guess I am happy for that. I didn't try the breakfast. It looked nice, with things from a local bakery just down the road which I did visit and everything I had there was nice. However, the selection in the breakfast seemed a bit small. The biggest win of the hotel was it's service. I arrived late at night and had to call someone to let me in, who picked up immediately and was very helpful. The ladies in the reception I met every morning were kind and super helpful. Everyone would do their absolute best to make me feel comfortable and welcomed which to me is a great win. The bed was made every day and it felt like someone would make sure the room is clean, although I didn't leave any mess behind. Overall, for what it costs and what you get, and taking into consideration how expensive everything else around it is, id say it's a good deal if you are staying in Aarhus for a couple of days and you are on a budget. If you're looking for a nicer room and modern amenities, you'd have to go somewhere else.

Beautiful rooms and very nice staff!