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Nikki May 20th, 2004 05:47 PM

Denmark country inns
 
Has anyone stayed at country inns in Denmark? I am thinking of two or three nights in the countryside, and maybe a night in Sweden, before going to Copenhagen in July. Suggestions?

lisale May 20th, 2004 09:11 PM

Nikki,
The countryside in Denmark is beautiful. I am not sure how many you are traveling with, but we will be in Denmark in July and have been having a very hard time finding places to stay in the countryside. July is a very popular month for the Danes to vacation. The website www.woco.dk or www.bedandbreakfast.dk would be good places to start.

WillTravel May 20th, 2004 09:17 PM

There are lots of hostels in Denmark and many have family rooms. These are usually modern, pleasant places with convenient facilities like laundries, kitchens, and so on. http://www.danhostel.dk

helen May 21st, 2004 12:36 AM

The biggest organization of Inns in Denmark is Dansk Kroferie
http://www.dansk-kroferie.dk/index.php?&language=2
I usually use them if travelling from town to town and not renting a cabin, I would compare them with a Motel. There are other chains as well.

helen May 21st, 2004 01:13 AM

Another chain would be
http://www.larsenhotel.dk/larsen_200...sh/velcome.htm
But must confess that I have only tried 'Dansk kroferie' myself, booked on the Internet and paid with credit card. Travelled from Inn to Inn two years ago.

Nikki May 21st, 2004 03:36 AM

Thanks for all the suggestions. I have been looking through some of the websites. Any ideas for particular inns? Any ideas for particular areas you have enjoyed?

Nikki May 21st, 2004 03:37 AM

Forgot to add that I will be traveling with my husband and our eighteen year old daughter.

helen May 21st, 2004 05:31 AM

Remember staying at one inn on Mön Island, Praestekilde I believe. There was not much happening at the location, but spending the day at the cliffs of Mön and Liselund summer castle and the small village Stege was nice. Renting a bike would be perfect for touring the small gravel roads, visiting the beach...

helen May 21st, 2004 05:58 AM

Sorry received an incoming call.

I booked from 'Dansk kroferie' but a
quick search of www.visitmoen.com gave in addition other accommodation in the same area:
http://www.bakkegaarden64.dk/
http://www.tiendegaarden.dk/engelsk/GBforside.htm

Nikki May 22nd, 2004 12:49 PM

Thanks Helen, Mon sounds nice, any other countryside suggestions?

helen May 24th, 2004 01:02 AM

I am no expert on Denmark, but I have good memories of Svendborg. We stayed at Hotel Troense (booked through Danske-kroer) on the nearby island Taasinge (bridge from Svendborg), but were a bit disappointed by the slightly dirty room. The good thing was our own entrance, but there are other hotels in Troense or closer to Svendborg town. http://www.svendborg.dk/sw1367.asp

We really liked the small town of Svendborg, maybe because it was not as flat as other Danish towns. We had some really good and inexpensive dinner at Valentinos Greek - Italian restaurant. We really felt welcome and felt like it was one happy family running the place. Walking to Waldemar Castle the woods from Troense was nice since we stayed nearby, but there was also a boat running between Svendborg and Valdemar slot. Did a daytrip to Aerö Island, visiting Aerö was very special and I brought home a lot of pictures. The ferry left from Svendborg harbour. We also visited Egeskov castle on or way between Odense and Svendborg, walking the maze was fun. In short we really liked the south of funen.

We also stayed at Scheelsminde hotel in Aalborg and did daytrips to Skagen, The haunted castle Voergaard and Jespershus flower park.

Nikki Jun 19th, 2005 01:07 PM

Thanks, Piaff, but my trip to Denmark was last summer.

walkinaround Jun 19th, 2005 01:34 PM

skagen/gamel skagen is fantastic. too far for 2 nights but may be ok for 3. it's been a while since i've been there so you'll have to check the schedule of you are interested.

i agree with lisale and would go even further to say that EVERYONE in denmark is on holiday for almost the entire month of july. knowing this, i would plan a bit more carefully than normal.

grebbs Jun 19th, 2005 05:43 PM

What about the first week in Aug? We will be near Kolding for a night and not sure where to go for one more night in Denmark.


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