This hotel had rooms that were ABSOLUTELY TINY! While they do give you the absolute minimum to stay there (e.g. toilet paper and some TINY amount of soap and shampoo), it is just barely enough to live. They advertise themselves as a luxury hotel, but this couldn't be further from the truth. While they are clean and orderly, the staff... More

As the hotel tag line says "All you need to sleep". I found myself in Aarhus, and staying in the Cabinn for a couple of months so got to know the place quite well. My overall experience was very good. There are several room types, the economy rooms are very small with bunk beds, the standard rooms are a little... More

I use this every few months, it is very cheap, around 500kr for a single room, although the room is small, it is clean and very comfy. Breakfast costs on top and is okay and enough to set you up for a few hours shopping or moving on to the next destination.

You get what you pay for. A bed, a bathroom television. Okay Breakfast for 70 ddk. In the very city center but calm. For you who just need a b&b. Lots of restaurants and shopping just around the corner.

Clean and very centrally located, however the rooms are a bit cell like and difficult to navigate around if you have an open case on the floor (there is no other place for it unfortunately). The combined shower/toilet takes a bit of getting used to as well, and the tap in my bathroom was leaking on to the floor. The... More

This place is perfect if you just need a bed and a desk. The little interaction with staff I had was quick and efficient. I stayed in a "standard" room, which has four beds, two of them bunk beds. There was just enough desk space so that two persons could sit next to each other with a laptop each. The... More

The room was a good size for one person, although it had a pull-down bunk bed too. Like someone else said, it is meant to be like a ship's cabin. The bathroom was compact and the whole thing was the shower (everything that's in there will get wet). The water was hot and pressure was strong, both stayed constant the... More

Stayed here for 2 nights, the room is set out to look like a cabin on a boat. The room is rather small and the beds are very narrow- I pushed my two together, even though I was there on my own as I am used to a much wider bed and worried about falling out! I had a 'commadore'... More

This place has been a very interesting and convenient discovery. Its location in Århus is pretty central, as it only takes a 15 minutes walk maximum to get there from Århus Central Railway Station. Let me add too that although it's so central, the hotel's area is quiet. The street on the entrance side (Kannikagade) is small and just a... More