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Hotel Hans Egede
PO Box 1049, 3900 Nuuk
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HOTEL DESCRIPTION
Hotel Hans Egede is a modern, 4-star hotel located in the heart of Greenland’s capital, Nuuk.
Hotel Hans Egede disposes of 141 fine rooms ranging from budget, standard and polar rooms to junior suites and suites.
Sitting at the top of Hotel Hans Egede majestically overlooking mountains and the entrance to Godthaab Fiord, are the well-known “A Hereford Beefstouw”, the à la carte restaurant Sarfalik and the Skyline Bar. This is also the location of the hotel’s conference facilities.
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ACCOMMODATION
All 141 rooms at Hotel Hans Egede are equipped with the following facilities:
• TV
• Radio
• Telephone
• Wireless Internet
• Ironing Board/Trouser Press
• Coffee and Tea Facilities (only on Polar Class)
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HOTEL FACILITIES AND AMENITIES
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Conferences
The conference facilities in Hotel Hans Egede are quite unique. Overlooking the mountains and the entrance to the Godthaab Fiord from the top of the city, the hotel offers the perfect framework for meetings and conferences. Unlike any other conference facilities in Greenland, these spacious and very flexible premises are equipped with air conditioning.
Restaurant Sarfalik
Sarfalik, the gastronomic hotbed, is located in brand new premises on the fifth floor of Hotel Hans Egede.
The Sky Line Bar – a colourful experience!
The Sky Line Bar is located on the fifth floor of the hotel with fabulous views over Nuuk, the Malende country and Godthaab Fiord.
Functions
Hotel Hans Egede is the perfect location for your functions – whatever they may be: company parties, confirmations, anniversaries, weddings and any other red-letter day will be turned into an unforgettable experience with them. |
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Located at the entrance to the Godthaab Fiord, Nuuk forms a natural point of departure for a number of beautiful sailing and trekking trips. The fiord is e.g. famous for its large whale populations, which make whale safaris possible in the months of June until November/December. Besides, a number of sailing trips can be undertaken to the Ice Fiord, the abandoned village of Qoomog, the village of Kapisliit and Kangeq / the island of Hope where Hans Egede settled when he arrived in Greenland in 1721. |
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