DBU Hotel & Conference Center

Quite an excellent room. Nice and clean. Breakfast is bread, cold cuts, yogurt, you can boil eggs. Juice, coffee and tea. You can have coffee and tea during the day for free. Your car can be locked in a parking lot with a code. So an excellent place for an overnight stay.

To be honest, we could have saved ourselves the trouble if we had taken our time choosing a hotel and carefully examined the photos. We went to Aarhus around a national holiday, so prices were very high and there was little choice. This was the only hotel where we wouldn't have needed an extra room because we were traveling with a baby, so theoretically there were three of us. At many hotels, we therefore ended up paying around €500 per night, while this one was around €120. The description stated it was wheelchair accessible and had family rooms, and we booked on that basis. Upon arrival at the hotel, you open both the parking lot gate and the hotel door with a code. Your key is in a letter in a basket at the entrance. There are no staff to check you in, so you can't ask where the hotel rooms are. After searching the first hallway, where the smell of microwaved food already met us, we realized that the rooms are located by going down the stairs. We went there thinking that if it was wheelchair accessible, there would be an option to take the elevator. That's not allowed because it's only for staff. I think it's just for show, because I didn't see any staff during our entire stay. If they had been there, I could have at least asked if an exception could be made and we could still take the elevator down with the stroller. We had to go through the football clubhouse, where we found the source of the microwaved food smell. If there were staff present, it might be cleaned a bit, but again, they're not around, so expect the smell of locker room, sweaty feet, and microwaved food to greet you. Ultimately, we were sweating from lugging the stroller and luggage, but we finally found our room. Once the door to our room opened, I had to wipe away a tear in my eyes. The concrete walls close in on you in this tiny room. We weren't expecting a suite, but even on your own, you'd feel claustrophobic here, let alone with your whole family and all your belongings. This room felt more like a prison cell or a youth hostel than a hotel. It was sweltering and incredibly stuffy, so the first thing we did was open the door and windows. The door to our room led to a courtyard, which I wouldn't call a cozy communal garden. A cemetery has an even cozier feel. The beds were so awful. The only one who slept properly was our baby, who got a brand-new mattress still in its packaging for the crib, probably because no parent is crazy enough to sleep here with a family. There was also a microwaved meal from the previous guest in the closet in our room (or the one before that, who knows at this point). Apparently, microwaves were very popular here. The breakfast isn't worth the money or the effort; the bread is as hard as concrete, which does fit the hotel's theme. Had I known this beforehand, I would definitely have paid the higher price for a decent hotel, because this was truly awful, and also just incredibly frustrating having to lug your stroller and child up the stairs because the elevator is only for the invisible staff. With a family in such a small room, it's just not comfortable. I'm glad our child is already eating reasonably well and is also breastfed, because I wouldn't have wanted to warm up a snack or bottle in a microwave that was so worn out and looked so unsanitary. If you've always wondered what a prison feels like and want to experience it, I would definitely recommend booking this hotel. If you want a good night's sleep in a comfortable bed with a bit more space where you feel like you can move around, I would definitely look elsewhere.

Hello i haven't visited it yet, But i wanted to ask is the price written (4,959 EGP) per night or a month and tell me how much is it to stay there for a month

The hotel is well located. However, due to its shape, your room might be right next to the seminar hall. If you spend the whole night chatting, you'll essentially be talking right outside your room.

quick and easy check-in - very clean and comfortable rooms with small table to work - good facilities (lounge, table football, kitchen with free coffee.

We stayed here overnight while passing through (three of us, ages 56, 51, and 17). The information we received beforehand was very good, and we felt well-prepared. We were actually a little surprised to find out it was a sports school attached to a high school. We could have done more research on that. The entire campus is quite interesting, and the accommodation itself, with its various wings, is even more so. Access was via a code, including for the gate to the fenced parking lot. Then, after checking in (the reception was closed), we found an envelope containing the room key and further information in another envelope labeled with our names. The room was quite small, with two narrow beds and a pull-out bed for an additional one. Nevertheless, we slept quite well. Breakfast was adequate. Everything in the room and throughout the entire building was clean and tidy. We would give it a maximum of 3 stars for value for money. The hotel is not staffed. The accommodation is fine for a one-night stopover, but not recommended for those with lots of luggage or staying for several days.

It's just a place to spend the night on the way north... but it's dirty! The sheets are smelly and yellow. Spiders... Please clean well. Thank you.

Good for one night. The booked breakfast wasn't available because everything except muesli was gone by 8:15 a.m., and no one refilled anything. The room, shower, and toilet were clean and in good working order. There were no staff members on site. Unfortunately, emails go unanswered, so there's no way to complain.

A simple, clean and minimalist hotel, but which has all the essentials - including well-functioning WIFI. Free coffee and parking in a locked area Breakfast (breakfast) for a fee (Was not used) Never met any personnel so I cannot assess service. Located in an area with little of interest and quite far from the city center - so you are dependent on a car or public transport.