Hotel Petite B&B

This is really charming place to stay in Haderslev. We stayed unfortunately only one night, but the room is spatious and new and cozy. There is also a little garden and a glasshouse with seats and fridge with drinks, which you can pay online, if you have the Danish system (we left the money in the room). The communication was swift and everything was properly explained. The breakfast was indeed delicious and plenty to choose from.

In our opinion the only tricky thing is the public parking, which is for free but limited only for 2 hours during the weekdays (8-18) and on Saturday (8-12), which can be problematic, if you don't want to make the day trips. We stayed on the weekend, so we didn't have to deal with it.

Wonderful! A surprise behind the street door, and lovely helpful hardworking Lyn on hand to help.

I have stayed here several times before. It's a great choice if you're wanting to stay somewhere in or near Haderslev. It has a very central position in the middle of town, which has very pretty historic cobbled streets and old buildings. The hotel perfectly complements this.

Nice location in the center of the city. Kind hosts. I asked them to check-in after 5pm and they said it's OK. And check in was quite smooth.

I could notice smell of sewage in the bathroom every time I entered. The bed was awfully soft which made sleeping hard for someone with back pain. The churches in the city ring their bells every half hour! Even during the night. Not a fault of the hosts, but they could warn us to prepare with earplugs or give us some! It was hard to sleep for me overall.