Lobby
The lobby is small and cosy with a small seating area to the right and a traditional looking reception desk at the rear. The deceptively spacious room is smartly decorated in a rich green and complimented with ornate picture frames.
Exterior
It is a four storey white painted brick building with large windows. The building is typical of Danish town centres from the turn of the 20th Century, however, being located on a corner allows this building to enjoy more unique features such as the entrance overlooking two streets.
Rooms
Although the rooms are old they still retain a charming and traditional feel. All are decorated in a vibrant green with woodern beams adorning the ceilings. The furniture is equally traditional and classic in design with very much a hint of an English country manor. The bathrooms are clean but needing modernisation.
Restaurant
The restaurant is located on the ground floor and has been designed to feel like to an English country pub with thick timber beams and uprights, along with solid oak tables and lots of Shakespearean paraphernalia. It is used by guests for breakfast and then guests and the general public for lunch and dinner as it is a highly regarded restautant in the local area.
