Pension Bondehuset

Frommer's Review

For a romantic getaway, this compound of Dutch-roofed buildings at the edge of Esrum Lake was originally constructed in the 1700s by the local shipbuilder less than a kilometer (about 1/2 mile) south of the center of Fredensborg. For years, it functioned as a boatyard and repair site for watercraft on the lake, but since the Larsen family took over, it has been a cozy and sought-after hotel. Part of its allure derives from its brightly colored public areas with plush furnishings. Rooms are outfitted in sedate, eminently tasteful motifs similar to what you'd expect in a private manor house. All units have well-maintained bathrooms with tub/shower combinations.

Facilities:
Dining room; bar; lounge

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