Hotels With Spa in Syddanmark, Denmark

I was utilising Vejle as a base to visit Christianfeld and Jelling and using this hotel for a one night stay. The hotel proved to be great value and I was impressed. My sleep quality was great (very quiet, comfy bed) and it is two minutes walk from the Trafficcenter, allowing a quick exit. The room was a decent size and although minimalist still had coffee making facilities. The breakfast might do with a little improvement but overall I was very happy with my stay.

Hotel rooms are all right and the hotel is well located on the port front. But the experience with the staff at the check-in was so miserable that I can only give one star because of it. After my booking, I had contacted the hotel in writing about a double bed room and a baby bed. Between was immediately confirmed and assured us. On the site I made a self-check on the computer and there was also a note about baby bed. The room had only two separate single beds and there was no baby bed ready. Then I contacted the reception and I was told that I should push the beds together. That would be the double bed that I was assured. This was an impossible option for us with baby, which once is between us at night. Alternatively, a room upgrade for almost DKK 400 with “right” double bed. And the baby bed should I pay extra per night with 100 DKK, “if any one is available at all”. That everything was written in advance and I had no reference to additional fees was completely ignored. Instead of excuse, I was treated extremely unfriendly and then I had to pay the baby bed extra. A subsequent complaint to the hotel manager was also completely ignored and replied by the same receptionist (Metteliva). I have never had to make such a terrible service experience and therefore no one can recommend the hotel anymore. At last, you pay much more than you get communicated in advance. Other hotels in Denmark were better and friendly over time

A beautiful new waterfront property which strives for the stars. Even the side rooms have a view. It was the high season and the hotel was fully booked, which may have attributed to minor hiccups in the service due to insufficient staffing. Although our room was a side room near back landside corner on the second floor we still had a reasonable river view. The 16th floor is an open viewing platform (Point of View) and provides a stunning 360 degree panoramic view of the area. A must visit. Go there after 7 p.m. when it only is open for the hotel guests. Entrance is free, get a key at the front desk. Breakfast was excellent with a wide range of food, but strangely enough no orange juice. We didn't try the main restaurant, instead eating at the bar where the snacks were delicious and well presented. We didn't try the 17th story 1-starred Michelin restaurant. Rooms are tastefully appointed, with motor-controlled elevation beds. One USB port is provided on each side of the bed and at the desk. Motion activated bedside floor lighting makes nighttime visits to the bathroom easy. But the bathroom lacks this feature. A half width sliding door between the bathroom and bed gives a choice of privacy or through-the-room outside views. However, the sliding door does not provide adequate sound proofing of flatulence. We also used the large, beautiful spa with sauna, pools, steam room etc. There are also two large outdoor whirlpools with a great river view. You must book a 3-hour slot in advance at a cost of 295 DKK per person. The spa café also provides light snacks, with healthy as well as alcoholic drinks. The waterfront was also part of the third stage of Tour de France in 2022. It's a short walk along the waterfront to Sønderborg fortress, and in July you may see the royal yacht berthed there, since the queen regularly spends some time in the summer at Gråsten castle about 10 km west of Sønderborg. But do not expect over the top staffing and service with valet parking, bell hops to carry your baggage, a professional concierge desk and you might find at Four Seasons or Ritz Carlton. But it is a top-notch excellent hotel with a modern Danish minimalistic design, I would probably consider this the best hotel in Denmark outside Copenhagen.

The hotel is very well located across from the train station, a quick easy 10 min walk to the town center and many restaurants and walking distance to Koldinghus. They have underground secure parking. We booked 2 rooms with courtyard views (not really much of a view) looking at private apartments in the same complex and roofs. Its not a noisy town so would not pay the higher price for the courtyard views. The rooms are basic. Found the beds too soft. Upon check in a coffee mugs still had coffee remnants from a previous guest. The bathroom is simple and functional. There was an electric fan. No AC or safe.

I found out about Lalandia by accident from a random conversation with a stranger back in April. Man alive, am I glad I did! We absolutely loved it. Me, my sister and my 6 year old stayed on site. Everything was so easy. It’s so flat so easy to get around, loads of play grounds and huge patches of grass to play on. The Aquadome is amazing. I think better than Centre Parcs. We particularly loved the cave pool where you could swim next to the tropical fish tanks! Just wished the water in the lazy river was a little warmer….that’s all. Loved that you can load money onto your wristband! Talk about making life easier. Thought restaurants were great, especially Pepe’s Mexican and bones steakhouse. The all you can eat restaurants are good but defo go hungry to make it cost effective. Was thrilled with takeout pizza and poke bowl quality and pricing. We loved our lodge. Very clean, had everything we needed. Just one bedroom didn’t have blackout blinds which was annoying but I’m just picking now. Legoland is literally across the road! And Lego house is a 30 min walk for a 6 year old through a lovely sculpture park. We were impressed with billund and wish we’d given it more time to look around the town. Staff at Lalandia were so helpful when needed. I would absolutely come back here and do it all again. We LOVED IT.

Certainly not the best Hotel we have stayed in. I agree with a previous review no fruit for breakfast mainly bread cheese meats on offer. Evening dinner was very delicious the Chef Robert is first class. When I asked if we could have a late check the Hotel asked for an exorbitant amount of money. I asked. why so much when most hotels offer a complementary late check out, in a brash way I was told because we can.Not a four star Hotel, no USB points in the rooms for international travellers wanting to charge smart devices.

Situated on the brink of the Castle Lake, the apartments are cozy and nice, and the space is being put to good use. The service is kind and efficient, and the apartment was clean and tidy upon our arrival. We were only there for one night, but almost wished we could stay for another. It is a short walk to the town centre, where we had an excellent dinner. Be sure to read the recommendations from the hotel about discount offers on meals in nearby restaurants. Close parking was cheap and available.

We had booked this hotel as a family of 5 for a weekend away. We chose this style of room to give us more space. So there were 7 beds in total. It is a clean but basic hotel and I would say quite expensive, nearly £200 a night. This did include a buffet breakfast, which was nice but limited hot drinks options. The staff were friendly and the lady replenished the food often. There is plenty of parking.

I was utilising Vejle as a base to visit Christianfeld and Jelling and using this hotel for a one night stay. The hotel proved to be great value and I was impressed. My sleep quality was great (very quiet, comfy bed) and it is two minutes walk from the Trafficcenter, allowing a quick exit. The room was a decent size and although minimalist still had coffee making facilities. The breakfast might do with a little improvement but overall I was very happy with my stay.

Hotel rooms are all right and the hotel is well located on the port front. But the experience with the staff at the check-in was so miserable that I can only give one star because of it. After my booking, I had contacted the hotel in writing about a double bed room and a baby bed. Between was immediately confirmed and assured us. On the site I made a self-check on the computer and there was also a note about baby bed. The room had only two separate single beds and there was no baby bed ready. Then I contacted the reception and I was told that I should push the beds together. That would be the double bed that I was assured. This was an impossible option for us with baby, which once is between us at night. Alternatively, a room upgrade for almost DKK 400 with “right” double bed. And the baby bed should I pay extra per night with 100 DKK, “if any one is available at all”. That everything was written in advance and I had no reference to additional fees was completely ignored. Instead of excuse, I was treated extremely unfriendly and then I had to pay the baby bed extra. A subsequent complaint to the hotel manager was also completely ignored and replied by the same receptionist (Metteliva). I have never had to make such a terrible service experience and therefore no one can recommend the hotel anymore. At last, you pay much more than you get communicated in advance. Other hotels in Denmark were better and friendly over time

As we payed a upgrade to the second floor, I can o ly say that the standard room miss several things which we would miss. The second floor room was prefect with everything one could need. The restaurant is quite expensive and with few food elections. Whatever the lobby bar has some good tasting sandwiches etc... You come by car, as bus connections to Vejle is non existing. The surroundings offer nice forrest walks. The reception a little distancing, but OK. Our reservation over Booking com was disgusting. Their ”machine ” did not have the least understanding for a visa cart problem. 2 days before our comming, they told us the reservation for 4 days definitely was canceled 🤬 Never again through booking com.

A beautiful new waterfront property which strives for the stars. Even the side rooms have a view. It was the high season and the hotel was fully booked, which may have attributed to minor hiccups in the service due to insufficient staffing. Although our room was a side room near back landside corner on the second floor we still had a reasonable river view. The 16th floor is an open viewing platform (Point of View) and provides a stunning 360 degree panoramic view of the area. A must visit. Go there after 7 p.m. when it only is open for the hotel guests. Entrance is free, get a key at the front desk. Breakfast was excellent with a wide range of food, but strangely enough no orange juice. We didn't try the main restaurant, instead eating at the bar where the snacks were delicious and well presented. We didn't try the 17th story 1-starred Michelin restaurant. Rooms are tastefully appointed, with motor-controlled elevation beds. One USB port is provided on each side of the bed and at the desk. Motion activated bedside floor lighting makes nighttime visits to the bathroom easy. But the bathroom lacks this feature. A half width sliding door between the bathroom and bed gives a choice of privacy or through-the-room outside views. However, the sliding door does not provide adequate sound proofing of flatulence. We also used the large, beautiful spa with sauna, pools, steam room etc. There are also two large outdoor whirlpools with a great river view. You must book a 3-hour slot in advance at a cost of 295 DKK per person. The spa café also provides light snacks, with healthy as well as alcoholic drinks. The waterfront was also part of the third stage of Tour de France in 2022. It's a short walk along the waterfront to Sønderborg fortress, and in July you may see the royal yacht berthed there, since the queen regularly spends some time in the summer at Gråsten castle about 10 km west of Sønderborg. But do not expect over the top staffing and service with valet parking, bell hops to carry your baggage, a professional concierge desk and you might find at Four Seasons or Ritz Carlton. But it is a top-notch excellent hotel with a modern Danish minimalistic design, I would probably consider this the best hotel in Denmark outside Copenhagen.

The hotel is very well located across from the train station, a quick easy 10 min walk to the town center and many restaurants and walking distance to Koldinghus. They have underground secure parking. We booked 2 rooms with courtyard views (not really much of a view) looking at private apartments in the same complex and roofs. Its not a noisy town so would not pay the higher price for the courtyard views. The rooms are basic. Found the beds too soft. Upon check in a coffee mugs still had coffee remnants from a previous guest. The bathroom is simple and functional. There was an electric fan. No AC or safe.

Situated on the brink of the Castle Lake, the apartments are cozy and nice, and the space is being put to good use. The service is kind and efficient, and the apartment was clean and tidy upon our arrival. We were only there for one night, but almost wished we could stay for another. It is a short walk to the town centre, where we had an excellent dinner. Be sure to read the recommendations from the hotel about discount offers on meals in nearby restaurants. Close parking was cheap and available.

The room was clean and sports. I also watched the handball scene on weekends. The nearby green park was full of streams and suitable for hiking. But there are no restaurants to choose from around, but fortunately there is a supermarket, you can buy it yourself for DIY.