This hotel is a great choice for those wishing to explore the countryside and history of North Zealand. It provides spacious rooms and a friendly atmosphere which is well suited for families and groups. However, being that it is only 35km from Copenhagen it also offers the perfect base for a city come nature break. (10/07 MK)Standard rooms are characterised by quality and functionality, and include complimentary tea and coffee facilities. All are decorated in pastel colours and feature light wood furniture reminiscent of the eighties. 62 of the rooms have a small kitchen and private terrace. The en-suite bathrooms are simple and spacious complimenting the rooms. Standard rooms are characterised by quality and functionality, and include complimentary tea and coffee facilities. All are decorated in pastel colours and feature light wood furniture reminiscent of the eighties. 62 of the rooms have a small kitchen and private terrace. The en-suite bathrooms are simple and spacious complimenting the rooms. The Hotel is situated in a business district on the edge of the town, within easy reach of the town centre by foot. Opposite is a large regional leisure centre which specialises in gymnastics while other neighbours include the sprawling office complexes of multinational hi-tech companies. Hotel Hillerød's best asset is its location in the picturesque heart of North Zealand. It is only 2km from Frediksborg Castle, 30 km from Helsingor and 35 km from Copenhagen. Breakfast is served on the ground floor in a room beside the reception. The outer wall is constructed entirely out of glass which enhances the high ceiling feature of the room. This combined with the yellow colour in the restaurant allows light to flood into the space throughout the day. A second, al la carte restaurant opened in 2006 in the lower ground floor of a newly built annex which adjoins the old building to the rear. It serves international cuisine in a contemporary and stylish environment. A low rise brick and concrete structure which sprawls in different directions from a glass and metal entrance which represents the central point where the reception and lobby is located. The building has evolved throughout different design periods causing a miss-match of 60's 90's and 21st CenturyThe lobby area is medium in size. It houses a large reception desk offering literature on the local area and some pockets of seating.