I booked this hotel on the basis of experience with other Radisson hotels. I stayed for 2 nights (7th and 8th of June 2013). This is a very tired hotel that badly needs modernisation which should include air conditioning in the rooms.I was staying in a "Business class" room which was unpleasantly hot. The bathroom sink had one of those... More

The best hotel in Town Service very good, the reception is fine, and gives you a very good service. Nice big room, with a big bathroom too. Refrigerator, only including glass, so you can fill it up yourself. Hotel is placed in the middle of Odense, and nearly everything is in walking distance from the hotel. A lot off free... More

The H, C, Andersen hotel in Odense is located in the city center within walking distance to everything in the old town. The hotel is clean and of good standard, nothing special. The best was the breakfast which was excellent. Overall the hotel met our expectations.

We were quite pleased with the convenient location, the breakfast, the cost, and the hotel in general. Don't really agree with the reviews that described the hotel as old and dark. We would recommend this to other travelers.

It's not the Ritz, and we don't have the budget for it anyway, but it is a hotel with friendly staff, clean rooms, fantastic breakfast buffet, free parking and in a perfect location. We got a good walk in rate of approximately 130.00 ( Cdn). For Denmark that's good.

This is not a bad hotel, the staff are friendly, the restaurant has good food and the breakfast buffet is extensive. However, it is very old-style 1970s and the long corridors where each doorway has a metal frame give the feeling of being on a sea liner. The lighting in the rooms is weird with an automatic light in the... More

Absolutely not weath the money. Old un stylish and in polite minibar filling personal. Great breakfast buffet though. Overall unromantic place. The surroundins and location was not bad at all. Great with walking distance to most things through the charming old part of the town

Great location, but an old and dark hotel. The rooms are spacious and rather classy. Strange to see a king size bed with only one pilow and duvet (the room was ordered as a single room, but still...) and a minibar with no liquids:) The restaurant is average, but the breakfast is great.

It's literally a five minute walk from the train station. The staff is terrific and if you can't speak Danish you will be okay. But you should try anyway! The view from the windows is great, especially if you like cobble-stone streets. It has a similar feel to Germany as far as the architecture and the room is VERY cozy... More