Nimtofte hotels from RM337

"Enjoyed my stay. You could sense their "personal touch"."

"Very good!"

"It is perfectly ok for short stay if you need to sleep and continue. Restaurant in house is handy; food ok."

"It was very clean and the rural area was wonderful."

"Very clean, good breakfast,, in the vicinity of aquarium."

"Ok"

"Close to the city center"

"Nice place to stop and sleep before the ferry to Norway"

"Yrs, great hotel and staff"

"Very friendly people, central location, nice rooms. We will be back..."

"Don‘t expect a comfort hotel but if you spend the day outside and are just looking for a place to stay the night it is perfect. Check in/out very uncomplicated. Tram to center not far away, and city of Aarhus well to reach with the bike. But be aware that you have to climb nearly 100m from the sea - although it is Denmark…"

"Vi blev mødt af en super sød og imødekommende værtinde, hvilket var rigtig rart. Der var rent både på værelset og badeværelset. Værelset havde en underlig fugtig lugt og når man kiggede op på loftet kunne man se at der havde været fugt. Sengen var okay, men kunne godt bruge en ordentlig topmadras. Ellers var værelset fint. "

"Det var ok og centralt "

"Amazing B&B that should be in every town !!"

"Kunne godt være lidt rener en brugte tandbørste på gulv på toilettet og en bageplade som var brændt på "

"Nice location Breakfast ok Rooms toooo small for that price "

"Loved our stay here, will go back again."

"Baby crib did not have a mattress, we were provided a few smelly blankets, one of them with yellow spots. No black out curtains, which made sleeping during the summer very difficult. The floor carpet seemed very old and difficult to clean. No air conditioner. However, the staff was friendly and the location and view were beautiful. We this it was a bit overpriced. "

"Saw no people! No water until day 3. Bed and breakfast without breakfast as they wanted $45 for that, and you had to order it day before. In general way overpriced!!!"

"The rooms are ok. The Food Buffet was often empty. "