This is where we like to hang our hat, and it's one of the best deals on the island -- not only affordable but filled with an old-fashioned charm and many grace notes, including an idyllic terrace and rose garden in the rear, which fronts a trio of small cottages with private terraces. Opened in 1872, the buttercup-yellow structure with wrought-iron balconies opens onto the Baltic Sea. The owners have recaptured the ambience of the early 1900s, with hardwood floors and rattan furnishings. Bathrooms were added as an afterthought and are a bit cramped, but adequate for your needs. All the bedrooms come with a small refrigerator. You don't have to journey outside at night but can dine at the on-site Andi's Kokken, serving a Danish and French menu. What do we like most about the cook here? As we were hiking one summer day, we came across him picking fresh berries in a nearby meadow, so we knew in advance what dessert to order that night.
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