Taastrup Park Hotel, Taastrup

I was looking for a budget-friendly option outside Copenhagen and was drawn to this hotel because of its proximity to the train station. The rooms were acceptable but definitely needed some updates. The staff was incredibly nice and accommodating, which made my stay a bit more pleasant. However, the lack of air conditioning and noise from the surroundings made for a less than ideal experience. The breakfast was quite filling and offered a decent variety, which was a plus.

While the hotel is quite suitable for business travelers during the week with clean rooms and a decent breakfast, I wouldn't recommend it for weekend stays as the lack of amenities and staff can be quite limiting. The location near the train station is a plus, but if you're planning to stay over the weekend, expect a very quiet and almost deserted atmosphere.

The hotel is decent if you need a quick stay without venturing into Copenhagen. There's plenty of parking and the staff were quite helpful. However, the rooms could use some updating, and it can get quite warm in summer without air conditioning. It's close to the train station, which is a plus, but don't expect too much in terms of dining options nearby.

The hotel is a cozy, clean place located in a quiet suburban area, making it feel welcoming and comfortable. However, the lack of a restaurant is a downside, requiring you to venture out for meals. The noise from the street in the early morning hours can be disruptive, but overall, it's a decent choice for those needing a good spot near transportation links.

I found the hotel to be a decent place for a short stay, especially if you're not looking to venture into Copenhagen daily. The staff was genuinely welcoming, making me feel at home, which was a great perk. However, the location leaves much to be desired, as there's not much to do in the immediate area, and the room could use some updating to feel more inviting. If you're looking for a place with basic amenities and included breakfast without the hustle of city life, this might work for you.