Aarhus

This laidback boho bolthole, part of the small but growing Guldsmeden group, has a homely vibe and an independent spirit that chimes in perfectly with its Latin Quarter setting. — The Telegraph

Owned and operated by Annette and Steen Stenstrup, Villa Provence is a small French-style hotel in the middle of Aarhus. — Travel + Leisure

As well as being one of the newest boutique hotels in town, Oasia is also one of the friendliest and most design-conscious, with a laid-back lounge area and 65 minimal but comfortable rooms. — The Telegraph

In operation since 1838, Århus's grand hotel has welcomed such greats as the pianist Artur Rubinstein and the singer Marian Anderson. — Fodor's

Occupying a prime spot along the canal, this all-suites hotel has lodgings that are divided between eight former studio apartments and four more apartments, which are from a later edition. — Fodor's

This reliable business hotel lives up to the Radisson Blu brand. — Fodor's

A new addition to the Comwell chain, this large, modern hotel stylishly showcases Danish design courtesy of furnishings by local company HAY. — Lonely Planet

First opened in the 1930s, the Ritz retains several Art Deco features but was given a respectful makeover a few years back, adding modernised rooms and an excellent restaurant to its handy central location. — The Telegraph

The Scandic proudly bills itself as the greenest hotel in Aarhus and one of the most accessible in Denmark for guests with disabilities. — The Telegraph

Recently refurbished in classic Scandi style, First Hotel Atlantic is well placed for exploring both the city centre and the regenerated harbour area, and offers rooms with a view at very reasonable rates. — The Telegraph

This beachside hotel easily boasts the best views in town: all rooms face east, toward the sea, with the wall on that side completely made of glass. — Fodor's