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just a few minutes from the train station and features extra soundproofing
(Sb-575-695 kr, twin Db-650-745 kr, double bed for 100 kr more, Tb-800-845
kr, price depends on demand, elevator, free Internet access and Wi-Fi, limited
parking-50-100 kr/day, free loaner bikes, Hans Tausensgade 19, tel. 66 12
14 27, fax [phone], www.domir.dk , [e-mail] ). They also run
YdesHotel, justdownthestreet,withindustrialandmetallicsimplicity(about
50-70 kr cheaper).
$$ Blommenslyst B&B rents four rooms in two private guesthouses just
outside Odense (S-330 kr, D-460 kr, breakfast-70 kr, 10-minute drive from
town center, Ravnebjerggyden 31, tel. [phone], www.blommenslyst.dk ,
[e-mail] , Marethe and Poul Erik Speth).
Hostel: $ Danhostel Odense City is a huge, efficient hostel towering
above the train station, with 140 beds in 4- and 6-bed rooms with baths, plus
private rooms. “Better” rooms have “better beds and a TV”; the room prices
listed here reflect standard/better rooms (dorm bed-250 kr, Sb-450/500 kr,
Db-620/670 kr, sheets-60 kr, breakfast-65 kr—it can add up, elevator, pay In-
ternet access, free Wi-Fi, laundry, reception open 8:00-12:00 & 16:00-20:00
but self-service check-in kiosk at other times, Østre Stationsvej 31, tel. 63 11
04 25, odensedanhostel.dk, [e-mail] ).
Eating in Odense
If you are in town for just a short stopover to visit the Hans Christian Ander-
sen House, consider the café at the museum for lunch. Otherwise, Odense's
main pedestrian shopping streets, Vestergade and Kongensgade, offer the
best atmosphere and most options for lunch and dinner.
Vintapperstræde is an alleyway full of restaurants just off Vestergade
(look for the ornamental entryway). Choose from Danish, Mexican, Italian,
and more. Study the menus posted outside each restaurant to decide, then grab
a table inside or join the locals at an outdoor table.