I lost the address to the inexpensive place we were planning on staying in so we took a deep breath…read moreand checked into this expensive (for us) $150/night place. I was delightfully wrong! The $150 included not only the typical full breakfasts, but two full dinners as well, choice of chicken and gravy or steak with béarnaise sauce. Plus, the staff was delighted to have us, so late in October. The picture is the view from our balcony. We had fun running, hiking, and driving around the island of Rømø, seeing the horses and cars way out on the hard-packed sand beach.

Newly renovated, which improved the hotel greatly. Sweet staff and speaks English well. The rooms…read moreare roomy and inviting and all of them has a small private balcony. Nice bathrooms. Clean rooms in general. Would have given 4 stars, but as they provide no roomservice what so ever, I'll only give it 3. Also, what dragged me away from a 4 star review, is that every morning they serve uncooked bacon. The rest of the breakfast is fine, but they cannot, for the life of me, cook bacon. It's not hard, but they somehow mess it up. Otherwise, I do recommend it over the other hotels at Rømø. Very nice pool area with sauna.

After checking out party venues on Rømø, we took a chance to follow their sign down a small side…read moreroad to a picturesque antique store. Low and behold, it turned out to be one of the best decisions we made! This small antique store offers a variety of antiques, locally made items, and homey decorations we could all stand to have a bit more of in our lives. Hattesgaard also hosts the smallest (and cutest) location I have ever seen for a police station that underlines exactly how close of a community Rømø is. To top it all off, they offer an extensive variety of coffee, cakes, and pastries, including gluten free options, and the perfect cozy environment to enjoy it in. While it might not be good for your waistline or your wallet, Hattesgaard is a place you won't want to leave!

Beautiful coffee/restaurant, shop and boutique hotel in Fano!!! Went there to grab a coffee and was…read moreso surprised of how well put this place was. We ended up having lunch. They have great coffee, wonderful selection of teas, some food with veggie options too and also some pastries and cake. You will find authentic Danish options in a very cozy spot very well located, just a short walking distance from the ferry station! They have a stunning garden outside with tables and benches as well. They also have a boutique & cute shop with nice decor stuff, fashion and even toys and books for kids. Service was amazing, you can definitely feel the real local vibe! The owner was there and was super friendly and was willing to do anything you need or want to make you feel happy and at home. Super charm. I'd definitely come back again! They have a boutique hotel too! May be worth a try for next time!

Enjoyed our stay immensely. Personell was kind and engaging…read more We had the "Forkælelses Ophold" that includes an overnight stay, and a fantastic 5-course dinner with wine. The dining experience: Arriving in the charming restaurant, gives the feeling of walking into a real world adventure story. The decour gives the illusion of stepping a few hundred years back in time. Our waitress bid us welcome and showed us to our seats, and shortly thereafter our dinner started. All the courses were above expectations, and the wines accompanied the food well. We had two in our party that does not enjoy red wine, and our waitress assisted in switching to a fitting white wine without any hassle. A lovely evening, with lovely food. The Hotel: Charming and confusing. The old building from 1581 shows its age in the ways that floors and walls are skewed and tilting. It was interesting that it was after the dinner with all the wine that i felt like i could walk straight without worrying about my balance. But this is part of the charm that Hotel Dagmar has. The room was cozy and had all the amenities we could need. All in all, a great stay i would recommend to anyone. The only reason that I'm not giving 5 stars, is because 5 stars are reserved for michelin level dining experiences :) EDIT: Changed to 5 stars as the stars should fall within what can be expected of the price range. And we got a lot more than pur moneys worth. Also, thanks to our waitress Laura for helping us achieve what was an absolutely memorable evening.

I booked this hotel because it is right across the square from the cathedral and because it is the…read moreoldest hotel in Denmark. If you don't like old, creaky and unlevel, do not stay here. If, on the other hand, you love character, originality and authenticity this is the place for you.

We were looking for a place to stay somewhere in or near Ribe and came across the pictures and…read morereviews of the Postgarden. The rooms looked so nice compared to other options closer to town so we decided to give the Postgarden a try. Their website makes it easy to select the type of room that suits your needs and they provide pictures of most of the rooms which are very helpful. When we arrived were were greeted pleasantly and immediately felt welcome here. The pictures are very representative of the modern, clean and beautifully decorated rooms. Their facilities are some of the best we experienced in our 12 day visit to Denmark. We had a wonderful room with a four poster bed, refrigerator, microwave and tea kettle, and wonderfully appointed bathroom with a shower and a spa tub. Our room was so nice and cozy with a spacious sitting area that we opted to stay in our room and enjoy the hotel most of the time. This is in a very small town so there is not much else to do in the immediate vicinity, but there is a grocery store across the street and it seems most rooms have some sort of kitchenette. There is also a fine dining / gourmet restaurant called Ribehøj that was only a 10 minute drive where we dined which was spectacular.