Comwell H.C. Andersen Odense
Odense, Denmark
Editorial artwork. Official photos live on the hotel website.
The object
Comwell H.C. Andersen Odense — also branded Dolce by Wyndham — is a red-brick city hotel whose rooms are named after fairy tales. The official page lists 157 rooms in seven categories, 24 meeting rooms, Restaurant Hans Christian, a bar, Co-Work, fitness, and paid parking at Q-Park Comwell H.C. Andersen. Casino Odense states it occupies more than 500 m² on several levels inside this hotel and opened on 2 April 1991.
Funen sits between the bridges. For Norwegian itineraries that already include Jutland, Odense is the compact city stop: concert hall next door, Andersen quarter on foot, casino in the same brick pile. We quote no guest score. Fairy-tale room names are the hotel’s branding, not a review verdict.
Location
Claus Bergs Gade 7, 5000 Odense C, beside Odense Koncerthus and ODEON. Check-in from 15:00, check-out by 11:00.
Rooms and accommodation
157 rooms in seven categories, with fairy-tale names as hotel branding. Accessible rooms are described with larger bathrooms and grab rails; the hotel asks you to call to book them. We quote no guest score and no nightly rates.
Amenities and services
24 meeting rooms, Co-Work, fitness, and paid parking at the named Q-Park Comwell H.C. Andersen — not assumed free. Meeting inventory is large relative to the room count; expect a business mix.
Restaurants and bars
Restaurant Hans Christian and the bar are the named F&B rooms on the hotel site. Casino Odense describes its own bar as opening daily at 17:00. Confirm hours there. We do not reprint prices.
Entertainment
Odense Koncerthus and ODEON sit next door. That is the cultural programme: concerts and performances on the neighbouring stages, not an in-house hotel cabaret we could source. The casino publishes its own events on casinoodense.dk.
Nearby
Hans Christian Andersen quarter on foot, concert house next door. Nature notes on the Comwell page point to city parks rather than a private beach. Funen sits between the bridges — a compact city stop on a Jutland itinerary.
Casino information
Licensed in the Comwell H.C. Andersen building at Claus Bergs Gade 7. casinoodense.dk publishes Sunday–Thursday 15:00–03:00 and Friday–Saturday 15:00–04:00, with seasonal notes in July. Guest information adds free entry 15:00–17:00 for machines and auto-roulette, and live games from 18:00. Confirm the week you travel.
Casino history
Guest information states that Casino Odense received a Ministry of Justice licence in October 1990 and opened on 2 April 1991 — Andersen’s birthday — inside this hotel. Casinos Austria International GesmbH, Austria, is named as 100% owner. About 30 staff are claimed. Floor size is described as more than 500 m² on several levels — the operator’s figure, not a survey by this desk.
Casino features
A multi-level floor in the old town hotel, with a bar described as the social centre of a visit. Live games and machines are distinguished on the hours page. We do not freeze a table map.
Visiting rules
Photo ID at the door; the entry ticket is used at the cashier. Dress: ordinary going-out clothes, no sportswear. Headwear is not accepted except religious headwear that does not hide the face. Bags, PCs and tablets are not taken for storage. Cloakroom is described as free at own risk, with a staffed option at a fee published on guest information. Ticket prices sit on that page and can change.
Age limit
18+, photo ID, as on casinoodense.dk. Children may stay in hotel rooms under Comwell policy; they do not enter the casino.
Responsible gambling
Danish 18+ law, ROFUS and StopSpillet. From Norway, Hjelpelinjen remains the helpline after the trip. This desk does not admit anyone to a floor.