Fantastisk Guest House, min oplevelse her var fantastisk. Meget professionelt gastronomerne personale. God morgenmad. Værelset er meget moderne og rent med masser af faciliteter og samlet fantastisk. Kan varmt anbefales!

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The ideal B&B if you're visiting Køge / Koege

It's just outside town, to the south, so it's quiet and there's no problem parking. Comfortable, clean,. a good breakfast, and kindly, helpful people who speak excellent English. But you can also easily get into town to go to a restaurant or a pub or to do some shopping or whatever. Køge's a pleasant, relaxed place, with friendly people and without a lot of traffic in the old streets. There's a museum too. In fact you don't need to go into Køge for a restaurant. There's an excellent one a few hundred yards up the road from Thor's Hall. I can't remember the name, but Mr and Mrs Thor will know - it's on the left, in what look like the old stable buildings opposite the castle. Not cheap, but worth every penny. It's well-positioned for other things too. Lejre Archaeological Experimental Centre, for instance, ideal for adults and children, especially ones interested in the dark ages, and/or (they could be combined) Ledreborg Palace (checking it'll be open before you set off), or Roskilde's only twenty or so kilometres away, with its ancient cathedral, where Kings and Queens of Denmark are buried, and Roskilde Viking Museum. And there's the beach, of course. It's just down the road. (If you go to Roskilde, it may be best to get a bus or a train. Mr and Mrs Thor should be able to advise.) Alternatively you could explore the site of the Battle of Køge, in 1807, which was won by Arthur Wellesley, later to become the Duke of Wellington. Mr Thor might be able to help. Or ask at the museum. To get to the guesthouse, drive out of Køge on the road going south. The turning for Thor's Hall is in a clump of trees on the right, a few hundred yards after your road starts moving away from the shore.…

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Dato for ophold: september 2012

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