Postgaarden Esbjerg

We visited Postgaarden where we had coffee and a cake. The coffee and cake were good but it was expensive.

Delicious food and great service

Cozy and an atmosphere full of history. A friendly host and good treatment.

We spent one night in one of the rooms with a private bathroom. The room itself was very sparsely and datedly furnished, and also very noisy. What bothered us most, however, were the cobwebs and spiders on the ceilings (both in the room and the bathroom). We would have liked a bit more cleanliness there. The breakfast, however, was very good, and the short walk to the old town was also very convenient.

We stayed in the rooms above the cafe and everything was beyond expectations. Everything from the service to the food and the rooms were fantastic! This is not the last time we will come by. Their fish platter is recommended. There is plenty of food at a very fair price.

It was not clear when we booked our "standard double room" that "standard" apparently means without a private toilet/bathroom. Toilet was shared between 3 rooms, which I wouldn't call ordinary/standard these days. Small rooms with crooked floors - as you would expect in this type of building, so that was fair enough. Bed was narrow but nice. Service friendly, breakfast nice.

Wonderful restaurant in a great ambience

Lekkere smørrebrød met kip gegeten.

Cozy courtyard, we each had a well-filled sandwich and a bottle of local pilsner. Good, and fast and friendly service.

This review concerns the restaurant, not the hotel. Well, meatballs with potato salad and black bread for 139 kr. Filling? No, potato salad, tasted of nothing, lying in something white. The meatballs and bread were good, you had to order the mustard separately. Service? You order and pay, then someone comes and brings the food, and you leave. Nothing personal, just a fuss. A shame, unfortunately commonplace in Denmark these days. 3 stars only because of the beautiful courtyard.