Ankh Horsens

21/05/2026: After a long seminar day in Horsens, we checked into the beautiful Comwell Bygholm Park — a hotel that looks like it belongs in a period drama where someone important owns horses and speaks very slowly about inheritance. The location is super convenient, and the historic atmosphere gives the place real charm. Behind the hotel there’s a lovely park, perfect for running, walking, or dramatically reflecting on life while pretending you’re in a Scandinavian crime series. The restaurant was genuinely very good — proper quality food and a surprisingly elegant experience. Breakfast, however, felt more like “we tried our best and then went home early.” Not terrible, just very average. The kind of breakfast where you walk around twice hoping a hidden bacon station will suddenly appear. One interesting feature: rooms are spread across two buildings. If you stay in the secondary building and want breakfast, you must cross the courtyard outside. In summer this probably feels romantic. In cold Danish weather it feels more like a Viking survival challenge before coffee. There’s also a small gym hidden in the basement of the side building. A few dumbbells, some cardio machines, and enough equipment to convince yourself you’re still “staying active” while travelling. Unfortunately, housekeeping seemed to be on a flexible interpretation of cleanliness. The carpet looked like it had survived several historical periods, and the bathroom mirror and sink still carried visible marks from previous guests’ adventures. Overall: charming historic hotel, beautiful surroundings, good restaurant, decent for business travel — just bring warm clothes for breakfast expeditions and maybe avoid inspecting the carpet too closely.

13/05/2026: Nice place. Food could be better