Hotel Østersø

All and all no place worth spending time telling others about.

No top mattress on the bed, we slept bad and felt the springs from the mattress. No electric outlets by the bed or by the desk. The bathroom door had no lock and was peeling by old moist but fixed with actual staples in the bottom. Noisy neighbors. Perhaps good for ONE night but would not even recommend that to be honest.

Not recomended. Smell of mold in the bathroom. Check in didn't work. Very expensive breakfast. The beds were ok.

Very tired “hotel”.
Before checking in I received 6 emails and a message on hotels.com with a 691 words description on how to check in. It was like reading a book. Not really something you wanna spend a long time on doing after a 7 hours drive. Most of it was unpleasant threats about bringing dogs, humans, bikes in your room with penalties, and expensive parking 00-24 with surveillance and penalties….in a small, quiet town where you’d expect free parking as a courtesy to your guest. So okay, a big parking lot behind the “hotel” was free, so no biggie. It just added to the hostile environment.
The whole process was tedious. I’ve checked in to self-service hotels all over Europe with ease before…never experienced something like this.
After reading it all, I really struggling to find information about our room number. Searched all the information twice. Found it in the end. It was one of many attachments sent out in the chat written in the smallest letters possible See screenshot).
I know they sell this as a “simple and price-friendly hotel”. I don’t agree. Yes, it’s about 10€ cheaper than other options in the area. But the value can’t be compared. When checking out the same threats about pets, bikes, guests etc came up. You seriously need to brush up the hotel a bit and make the check-in procedure a whole lot easier.

U get what you pay for. Old, worn but clean sheets. An ok sleep for one night