We stayed at the hotel for one night. At the end of the peak season hotel was silent and mostly occupied by older people. Although the hotel was expensive (150€/night for two) it was still in the average for the area. The lobby has the most steepest stairs I've ever seen and it was almost difficult to carry our suitcases upstairs. It is really the only "Petit" thing in the hotel. Actually the hotel is one of the largest on the area with around 50 rooms.

The location of the hotel is excellent. It is next to the railway station, restaurants and shops and still away from noisy bars with live music. The hotel's staff is very helpful and friendly. Our room was small but nice and very clean. A small minus was the lack of a fridge and air conditioning in the rooms. Also, the beds have seen better days.

The hotel has very good free internet connection. The building is full of WiFi hot spots and the quality of connection was excellent all the time. Breakfast was also very good and which can expected for the price.

To summarize I'd say that this hotel is not probably the best value for your money, but still you will be really satisfied if decide to stay there.

We only stayed one night in Skagen and this hotel was the perfect location. The room was a little small for 3 people, but it was very clean. I had trouble connecting with the Wi-Fi in the room. The hotel staff/owner was very nice and their breakfast was excellent. I want to go back to Skagen one day and I will definitely stay at Hotel Petit again!

We spent three nights in Skagen in the off-season and chose Petit because they were one of the few hotels which were actually opened, plus they offered breakfast & free wi-fi. Hotel Petit is conveniently located in the very center of Skagen, a pedestrian zone with restaurants and a supermarket is right at the back door, literally, the harbor is a 5 minute walk.

The room and bathroom we had were really tiny and kind of had the flair of a hostel rather than a hotel, an impression underlined by a metal door between 'hallway' (less than 1 sqm) and bedroom. The door was open into the bedroom and could not be closed because there was not enough space left.

The room has a mini bar and a small TV if you need one, but is definitely too small to sit down and spend leisure time, or work at the desk, so you'll have to either use the bed or go downstairs and use the (again, tiny) salon near the reception, which features a fake fireplace. Although the rooms are not facing the street and are quiet, there was a gap under the door to the corridor, letting in a lot of light and sounds from the outside, which I didn't like, especially with other guests arriving or leaving at night,

The service (provided by a husband and wife team, the owners) was friendly, we felt quite welcome. A nice add-on was having free parking because of the off-season.

The breakfast is pretty good with a decent buffet-style choice of foods. On the floor to the rooms you can have free coffee and tea from a vending machine at all times.

Overall, this was a pleasant stay, and, considering Danish hotel prices, at a reasonable price, too. Because of the very small and narrow room it didn't feel special or comfy, though, and I definitely wouldn't use this for a romantic getaway.

When you enter into the reception and meet the hostess, you really get a comfortable feeling. The check-in procedures is quick and you get the key to your room and a description of the faciliteies and the opening hours of the breakfastroom without any delay. You also get your reserved numbered parkingplace for your car on the back of the hotel (50 DKr for 24 hours). The hotel is very well located with shopping areas, restaurants and Skagen Museum within walking distance. We enjoyed our stay and we would like to come back soon.