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Hotel d’Angleterre. Copenhagen
Set in the Kongens Nytorv at the heart of Copenhagen, the D’Angleterre is a five-star hotel which has been perennially popular with discerning travellers. The building we see today was largely reconstructed in the early twentieth century after being damaged by fire, but both before and since it has played a pivotal part in Danish society.
Countless celebrities have visited over recent decades, but those interested in more serious historical connections will be interested to know that Field Marshall Rommel stayed when the hotel was requisitioned by German troops during World War II. Hans Christian Andersen is another, more agreeable, former resident.
Learn more and book online via Booking.com and TripAdvisor
Countless celebrities have visited over recent decades, but those interested in more serious historical connections will be interested to know that Field Marshall Rommel stayed when the hotel was requisitioned by German troops during World War II. Hans Christian Andersen is another, more agreeable, former resident.
Learn more and book online via Booking.com and
Hotel Dagmar. Ribe.
“Those who have not been to Ribe and stayed at the “Hotel Dagmar” -
The hotel offers a total of 50 guest rooms and is located some 20 miles south of Esbjerg.
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More period and historic accommodation throughout Denmark
Aalborg
Scheelsminde. First built in the early 1800‘s, the hotel has been extended with more contemporary wings over recent years. Expedia | Booking.com
The Helnan Phoenix Hotel. Originally built as a palace for one Brigadier Wiliam Von Halling in 1783, it was turned into a hotel some 70 years later. The Helnan Phoenix is Aalborg’s largest hotel. Booking.com
Blommenslyst
Blommenslyst Kro. Built in 1800, this former “Royal Privileged” stagecoach inn offers 52 rooms located in a separate wing. TripAdvisor | Expedia
Copenhagen
Hotel Danmark Copenhagen. Parts of this listed building date from around 1790. Originally both a confectioners and an inn, the hotel today offers over 80 guest rooms. LateRooms
Hotel Kong Arthur. A classically furnished four-star hotel dating from 1882. Booking.com | Expedia
Phoenix Copenhagen. Reputed to date back to the 17th century, the Phoenix is said to have been frequented by various members of the European nobility during its existence. Booking.com
Hotel Kong Arthur. A classically furnished four-
Phoenix Copenhagen. Reputed to date back to the 17th century, the Phoenix is said to have been frequented by various members of the European nobility during its existence. Booking.com
Fredensborg
Fredensborg Store Kro. This pretty inn has a history inextricably tied up with that of the nearby castle. Built as ‘The Kings Inn’, its original function was to accommodate additional dignitaries and royal visitors to the castle itself. Expedia
Horsens
Bygholm Park Hotel. An attractive manor house dating from 1775, Bygholm Park offers in excess of 100 guest rooms. Booking.com | Expedia
Millinge
Naestved
Odense
Clarion Collection Hotel Plaza. With a modern interior and facilities, the facade of this Odense hotel dates from the 1800‘s. Expedia
Randers
Hotel Randeres. The classic interior of this - the oldest hotel in the province of North Arhus -is indicative of its 19th century origins. Expedia
Roskilde
Hotel Prindsen. 300-year-old hotel offering over 70 guest rooms. Booking.com | TripAdvisor | Expedia
Sønderho
Vejle
West Jutland
Hotel Ringkjoebing. Built around 1600, this former merchant’s house has been a hotel since the early nineteenth century. TripAdvisor
Any suggestions for period accommodation in Denmark is most welcome. Boutique hotels in Copenhagen and other cities are, of course, of great interest, but we particularly like to feature inns and other places that are distinctly ‘off the beaten track’. Those associated with historical icons of Denmark are our priority, but all heritage accommodation offering excellent service and hospitality can be included. Please note that any building should have retained as much of its period character as possible. Thank you.
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Historic Hotels in Denmark
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Hotel d'Angleterre, Copenhagen
Hotel Prindsen, Roskilde
Hotel Dagmar, Ribe