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"Pool closed for season but sauna was lovely, with a view! Loved my stay"

"My wife andbI had an absolutely wonderfully stsy here. Everything you need is in walking distance or a short bus ride. Very peaceful and relaxing area, small town and an amazing little downtown area with many shops and food options. Hightly recommended! "

"Property set in lap of greenery and offering a lot of quiet walks. Good breakfast. Highly recommended "

"Superb staff. Great and big garden. Family feeling. Slept like a king. Very good coffe."

"The hotel was a convenient stopover on our way back from Denmark. The guy on reception was helpful and we were pleased with our room that had a double in one part and 3 singles in an adjoining room. Beds were comfy and the shower/bathroom was fine. The decor was a little tired and dated and there were only limited options in the restaurant (which was mentioned and apologised for). The fridge in the room didn’t work which was a shame and it would have been nice to have had a kettle and tea/coffee in the room. Overall a pleasant stay, thank you."

"Amazing hotel, excellent staff, very comfortable beds, extremely clean, great amenities. Delicious buffet breakfast. A fabulous place off the beaten path. V"

"We always stay at the Søpark when we are in Maribo in the summer. Great breakfast, coffee and cake midday and amazing lake views."

"A traditional hotel in the town centre. We loved the hotel and cafe next door. Staff and dinning were fantastic. "

"Lalandia is a paradise for kids below 15. The resort offers endless facilities and entertainment. The houses are well built but are perhaps starting to show their age slightly. The resort was packed during our stay but it was still quiet and pleasant in our “neighbourhood”. Everything worked but the machines were getting on a bit. The local area features to fairly average but well stocked supermarkets and the huge tunnel building project. We found a lovely beach in nearby Kramnitze but recommend bathing shoes as you have to walk over a rocky bit to get to the sand. There is little else nearby and the distance and time required to visit Møn’s Klint is surprisingly long."