Palads Hotel

Name: Palads Hotel
Address: Sct Mathiasgade 5, Viborg, 8800, Denmark, Viborg, Aarhus Limo, 8800, Denmark

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Fast facts

Check in from:	14:00
Check out before:	11:00
Pets	Pets allowed with an extra charge

Amenities

Wi-Fi

Parking

Airport shuttle

Non-smoking

Laundry

Pets allowed

More about Palads Hotel

Palads Hotel

Located right in the historical centre of Viborg at the begining of its main pedestrian street, this hotel offers modern rooms and suites with SMART TVs, refrigerators and tea/coffee making facilitites.

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Couple

Comment: 3 Jul 2026

Stayed in: Jul 2026

Welcoming but not luxurious

When you book at Palads hotel, the presentation on the website gives you a wonderful luxury feeling. In reality, the hotel is partly a monumental hotel building and furthermore a collection of retail buildings of which the upstairs hotel room is made. At check-in it was not nice that we were sent to an annex. We weren't expecting that. The room in the annex was otherwise good. The kitchen was complete but characterless. The bathroom was super luxurious with hot tub, sauna, and extra shower. Even a bidet. Everything worked too! Great double bed. I advise the owner to be clearer in where your room is, in what building. I would forget but the breakfast we loved! And friendly people.

Business traveller

Comment: 21 Aug 2026

Stayed in: Aug 2026

Avoid this place

Terrible experience. This is not a hotel! We were given a spot in a part of apartment with an entrance through the servants door into kitchen. Location with narrow staircase with high steps. Difficult to go up with suitcases. Cluttered with old furniture of different style. Horrible bathroom. No parking available close to hotel. Limited meal options for lunch.
Electricity sockets not adjusted to any European style.
Positive side: clean sheets.

Family traveller

Comment: 30 Jul 2026

Stayed in: Jul 2026

Viborg apartment

We rented an apartment, good space but desperately in need of renovation, but maybe fair for the low price. Apartment needed vacuum cleaning here and there as there were some spiderwebs around, in roof and between or behind furnitures.
Breakfast was however good, in an old hotel that also could use some renovation.

Business traveller

Comment: 1 Aug 2026

Stayed in: Jul 2026

horrible

Horrible, dilapidated rooms. Avoid at all costs. Housekeeping was not done during the entire 5-day stay. I had to ask for towels.

Couple

Comment: 24 Jul 2026

Stayed in: Jul 2026

Past its prime and kinda dingy

Parking is cramped and not necessarily close to your room - I wouldn't book here again if I were travelling by car, as there is not enough parking to go around.
Staff seems pleasant, breakfast is standard enough. I prefer my scrambled eggs quite dry, so they were great for me, but for most people they are probably sub-par.
The rooms are thoroughly worn down and a little too small. As two people, we can't keep both suitcases accessible and there's no real storage space for anything. There's cobwebs in the corners and up below the ceiling.
The electrical work is a layer-cake of new and old, and some of it seems rickety. There's no soundproofing to speak of, and I'm sure the windows are not up to current safety-standard, as they open all the way with nothing stopping you from climbing out.
The kicker for me is the bathroom. Outdated decor, nowhere to put your toiletries, and a ventilation fan that should have retired a decade ago. It is similarly cobweb-riddled to the rest of the room, with some colorful additions; black mold in the silicone corners of the shower and thoroughly coating the showerhead itself. The shower drain is clogged, so the bathroom floods when you try to use it.
The single-ply toilet paper is insult to injury.
In conclusion, it's a hotel room. A kinda dingy one. It's just fine enough that I'm okay staying here for my designated amount of time, but I will not be setting foot here again.