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This is a very expensive hotel in the early years, opposite the sea, the scenery is beautiful. Too far from the city, the surrounding restaurants are snoring at 9 o'clock in the evening, eating is not convenient, no car is not recommended. Drive to pay attention to parking in place

We stayed in the Transit Room at Living Suites for 4 nights in mid-September. Living Suites is a 5-min walk from the Naerum St bus stop. One can use the 150S bus from Norreport St and is a 40-min ride. It is an hour's ride to both Hillerod (Frederiksborg Castle) and Helsingor (Kronborg Slot). The Transit Room is in the Basement of the Hotel and is spacious. The sofa bed was firm and comfortable. However, the pillows were a little soft for our liking. The kitchen is well equipped. We did not cook in our room rather used the common kitchen. The common kitchen is very spacious and multiple people can cook simultaneously. The shower cabinet inside the room was fine and had enough space. The private toilet (right most one with the lock) outside the room was clean. The towels provided were very nice. We did not use the TV as we were very tired at the end of the day. Both check-in and check-out were both easy. Meny supermarket was 5-min walk from the Hotel. Overall we had a lovely stay and would recommend this to others as well.

The hotel delivers exactly what you'd expect. You get a room with bed and bathroom. They have comfortable beds, and I really like that they have 2 beds that you can push apart if you want to. The bathroom is perfect as is, it has a shower and has decent shower gel and soap as well. I was satisfied with the breakfast as well, they had gluten free options and a nice selection. Compared to other places they are very decently priced as well.

With a majestic driveway leading up to it, this hotel is perfectly located on a sprawling lawn with a 4-minute walk to the harbour where you'll find a selection of restaurants. We stayed for two nights attending the Nexus U14 International Soccer Tournament. We had a superior room and while plenty big, the bathroom was pretty small: you could fit 2 people in there at once, but only if one was in the shower. The building is large and has long corridors - I never really got to learn my way around, but followed signs. Breakfast was very good, neatly served in ready-made portions you would put on your plate (e.g. a small bowl with sausage and 2 strips of bacon). I would particularly like to commend Saúl for his outstanding cocktail service: he made us his signature Monkey G&T and went into great detail about his selection of ingredients and how he expresses himself through his profession. We also liked the ”rec room” where you can bring your drinks, sit in a sofa, check out their library and play billiards. They had someone (Sören) hold his 60th birthday party on Friday, and the hotel was a venue for a wedding with a live band on Saturday, so they had a lot going on! The staff was also kind enough to let us into a conference room where we used our computer to stream a soccer match between Iceland and Slovakia. They also booked a large taxi in advance, to pick us up the morning after (5 passengers with luggage). Last tip: would recommend a visit to a cozy little family-run beach bar, Oddie's, just 4 minutes away.

This hotel is mainly for business meetings. There are several conference rooms. After 10 pm, there will be people who drink a lot in the corridor. The room is very poorly soundproofed. I was awakened 3 times at night after 9 o'clock. I ordered a rib for dinner, which was more general.

Overall not bad, very small room. Surrounded by small villas, there is also a beautiful little lake, very clean. Not far from the small train station. The Thai restaurant next to it is not clean, there are flies, and the spoon has not been cleaned.