Dagmar Hotel - Ribe

Built in 1581, the Dagmar Hotel is Denmark’s oldest hotel. This place is an ideal base for exploring Ribe town as it is located in the town centre and is just a kilometre away from the bus terminal and the railway station. Ribe Cathedral is located in front of the property; other attractions nearby include Ribe Viking Museum, Ribe Viking Centre, and Saint Catherine’s Church and Monastery. For leisure, there is an indoor swimming pool plus a restaurant and bar on site. A parking lot is provided for guests who are driving in.

Number of Rooms: 50

The hotel has 3 restaurants, each with its own special style and atmosphere. The cuisine is an example of perfect correlation between good Danish restaurant traditions and the new cuisine.

The lobby is cosy with traditional wooden beams and comfortable seating. The walls are adorned with atmospheric and delightful images of the town and region.

The hotel is Denmark's oldest hotel in Denmark's oldest town. It is an old red brick building (built in 1582) among other beautifully preserved, ancient buildings. Over the years it has been carefully restored with respect for the old building and its genuine atmosphere.