Hotel Prindsen

74 rooms partly in the light Nordic style partly in the classic style reminding of the time when the hotel was opened. Free Internet in all rooms. Weekend stays and mini holidays with couple pampering. Throughout the years the hotel has acquired great knowhow when it comes to celebrations and parties - in particular weddings. A wedding typically starts with a welcome drink in the cosy yard and continues in the glittering Golden Age Room. Hotel Prindsen in the main street Algade in the kings town Roskilde has more than 300 years tradition for receiving guests; Hans Christian Andersen and Holger Drachmann stayed here several times and in the Danish author Gustav Wieds Livsens Ondskab you may relive the vibrating atmosphere when the good and respectable citizens of the town went dancing in the large ball room of the hotel with its six gilded mirrors. It is no coincidence that the hotel has a Gustav Wied Room- a Holger Drachmann Salon and a Lise Noergaard Salon. The pride of the hotel is the big ballroom Guldaldersalen - the Golden Age Room which under supervision of the Danish National Museum has now been restored as it originally was in 1876. The room is not only a marvel of beauty as a ballroom but it is also an example proving that a sparkling beautiful classic room may be combined with the modern technology required by meetings and conferences of the present day. More than 300 years history as a hotel obviously puts you under an obligation. The hotel is well aware of this and attentiveness and thoughtfulness are the hallmarks of the many employees of the hotel - right from the first contact with the guest and until the guest leaves the hotel again. When staying at Hotel Prindsen you should visit the restaurant of the hotel. It is a new cuisine with the clear goal of giving the guests a food and wine experience out of the ordinary.