We stayed at Pension Vestergade 44 for a few nights in July and were treated as guests of the family from beginning to end. Susanna (not sure about the spelling, sorry!), the hostess made us all feel so welcome and chatted with us at breakfast or whenever we were in the building. The pictures on this site do not do... more

We arrived to be greeted by Susanna and Hector the Gordon setter. Both made us feel very welcome and Susanna provided a very welcome pot of tea to provide renewed strength for unloading the car. The house is wonderful, very old and listed as an ancient building; for those who cannot use the steep stairs, there are two rooms in... more

My wife and I had a lovely stay at this charming B&B over three nights. The owner, Susannah couldn't have been kinder, even providing some medication for my Denmark Spring cold. Our room was beautifully decorated and cosy and Susannah was very helpful with restaurant bookings and local advice. The rooms are not en suite but there are plenty of... more

Awesome old home that has been turned into a quaint and homey B&B. Suzanna is wonderful and greeted us with Tea, coffee, cookies etc. Way too many cookies by the way.We actually had a room in the garden because the rest of the Pension was booked by Rick Steves tour group. Everything was very clean, the bed was fine, and... more

Pension Vestergade 44 is a cozy B&B recommended by Rick Steves and Lonely Planet. It is a charming home, built in 1784. The interior is well kept and very clean. The rooms are homey, although no A/C or TV. But, there is wireless internet in the rooms. All rooms share bathrooms, but there are several so it never seems to... more