Judging by the pictures on their website (http://www.hotelansgar.dk/node/14) there are some modern rooms at Hotel Ansgar. I was not in one of them (room 352). But for a short stay (one night) I'm really not so interested in the pattern on the carpet or that the shower head doesn't focus the water particularly well. I want a clean bed, fast... More

very dingy rooms. too expensive. bathroom was dirty. funny small elevators. the whole feeling of staying there was cold. also cold breakfast.

its a bit run down, but centrally located in Esbjerg

Arrived fo m the uk by ferry and walked the 10 minutes to the hotel. At reception the girl said "you must be Eric" one of the friendliest hotwl welcomes I'v ever had! Really clean if a little dated free tea and coffee all day and free wi-fi, all we required for our two night stay. Really comfortable beds with... More

Within easy walking distance of the port, Esbjerg museum and main shopping/eating area, yet quiet and peaceful. Secure parking in an enclosed courtyard just a few metres past the hotel. We were made to feel welcome as soon as we walked through the door of this family-run hotel. We don't speak Danish, but as everyone spoke English we got on... More

If ever you need to find somewhere that goes that extra mile for someone then this is surely the place. When my son decided to discover travel i must admit I had some awful thoughts about how he'd fare. If you can imagine someone deaf, no speech, unable to read or write and with limited signing ability....who has just decided... More

My wife and I stayed in the Ansgar for 2 nights over the New Year period. We booked it as part of a package with DFDS Seaways (we sailed from Harwich to Esbjerg). The hotel is about 10-15 minutes walk from the DFDS Seaways terminal and is located near the pedestrianised shopping district in Esbjerg. We arrived on New Years'... More