Restaurants and Hotels in Fyn, Denmark
In Fyn you can find a lot of hotels, inns, and restaurants.
You can make arrangements to stay in one of Fyn’s many kroer
(inns) by purchasing a packet of coupons valid at 79 inns. The islands also
have numerous campsites and hotels, all clean and attractively located, but
make your reservations early.
Ærøskøbing Lodging
A half timbered
building with a steep red roof, Ærøhus, looks like a rustic cottage on the
outside, an old aunts’ house on the inside.
Hanging pots and slanted interiors fill the living areas. Pine furniture
and cheerful duvets keep the guest rooms simple and bright. The garden’s five
cottages have small terraces. Address :
Vestergade 38, DK-5970, tel. 62/52-10-03.
Fåborg Dining
Located between Fåborg and Svendborg, this traditional inn
is cluttered and comfortable. Pine tables are polished from years of serving
hot stews and homemade mediste pølse (mild
grilled sauce) and æggkage (fluffy
omelet made with cream, smoked bacon, chives, and tomatoes). Address : Krovej
9, Vester Skerninge, tel. 62/24-10-04.
Falsled Kro
This 500 year old Falsled Kro is
among Denmark’s most elegant inns. A favorite among well-heeled Europeans, it
has appointed its cottages sumptuously with European antiques and stone
fireplaces. The restaurant combines
French and Danish cuisines, using ingredients from its garden and markets in
Lyon. Address : Assensvej 513, DK-5642 Millinge, tel. 62/68-11-11.
Steensgaard Herregårdespension
This 700-year-old manor is
located 7 kilometers northwest of Fåborg. The rooms are elegant, with antiques,
four-poster beds and yards of silk damask. In the fine restaaurant, wild game
is served from the manor’s own reserve. Address : Steensgaard 4, 5642 Millinge,
tel. 62/61-94-90.
Rudolph Mathis in Kerteminde
This busy harbor-side restaurant
is topped by two chimneys venting open grills that broil popular fish dishes
such as catfish with butter, fennel, and Pernod sauce, and grilled turbot in a
green-pepper and lime sauce. Address : Dosserrengen 13, tel. 65/32-32-33.
Danehofkroen in Nyborg
Outside Nyborg Slot, this restaurant does a brisk lunch,
serving traditional Danish meals to tourists who enjoy a view of the castle and
its tree-lined moat. The menu is meat-and-potatoes, featuring such dishes as flæskesteg (sliced pork served with the
crisp rind). Address : Slotsplads, tel. 65/31-02-02.
Hesselet
This modern hotel looks like a
brick slab outside, a refined English-cum-Oriental sanctuary inside. The guest
rooms are furnished with cushy, modern furniture, and most have a splendid view
of the Storebælt (Great Belt). Address : Christianslundsvej 119, 5800 Nyborg,
tel. 65/31-29-58.
Marie Louise in Odense
Close to the pedestrian street,
this dining room glitters with crystal and silver. The Franco –danish menu
typically offers such specialties as salmon, scallop with bordelaise sauce and
grilled veal with lobster-cream sauce. Business and holiday diners are
sometimes treated to gratis extras-such as quail’s egg appetizers or
after-dinner drinks. Address : Lottrups
Gaard Vestergade 70-72, tel. 66/17-92-95.
UnderLindetraet
This award-wining restaurant is
now done up in linen and lace and frequented by well-heeled tourists. It serves
classic French cuisine, such as medallions of beef with lemon mushroom sauce and poached smoked
salmon with green herbs, are served in a
private parlor atmosphere, in the glow of low-hanging lamps and a fireplace. Address
: Ramsherred 2, tel. 66/12-92-86.
Den Gamble Kro.
Built within the courtyards of
several 17th-century homes, this popular restaurants has an ancient stone decor
sliced by a sliding glass roof. The Franco-Danish menu includes fillet of sole
stuffed with salmon mousse, and chateaubriand with garlic potatoes, but there’s
also cheap smørrebrød. Address : Overgade 23, tel. 66/12-14-33.
Frank A.
Guarded by a meter –tall wooden
bulldog named Tobias, this merry meeting place is dominated
by high-kitsch curios and painting and an enormous collection of bric-a-brac.
Friendly waiters serve drinks and french-inspired danish dishes, such as ham
schnitzel with creamed potatoes and peppers steak flambé to a mostly local
crowd. Address : Jernbanegade 4, tel. 66/12-27-57.
Restaurants Provence
A few minutes from the pedestrian
street, this intimate black-and-white dining room puts a modern twist on
provencale cuisine, with such dishes as venison in blackberry sauce and tender
duck breast cooked in sherry. Address : Dogstræde 31, tel. 66/12-12-96.
Den Grimme Aelling
The name of this restaurants
means the Ugly duckling , but inside it’s homey , with pine furnishings and family-style
interiors. It’s also extremely popular with tourists and local alike, thanks to
an all-you-can-eat buffet heaped with cold and warm dishes. Address : Hans
jensens Stræde 1, tel. 65/19-70-30.
Målet
A lively crowd calls this sports
clubs their neighborhood bar, and, next to steaming plates of schnitzel served
in a hozen ways, soccer is the other delight of the house. Address : Jernabanegade
17, tel. 66/17-82-41.
Grand Hotel
A century old, with renovated
fin-de-siécle charm this imposing four-story
brick-front hotel greets guests with old-fashioned luxury . The original stone
floors and chandeliers lead to a wide staircase and upstairs guest room that
are modern , with plush furnishings and sleek marble bathroom. Address : Jernabanegade
18, 5000 Odense C, tel. 66/11-71-71.
Hotel Ydes
Newly remodeled, this bright ,
colorful hotel is a good bet for students and budget-conscious travelers tired
of barracks-type accommodations. The plain, white hospital-style room are
spotless and comfortable. Address : Hans Tausensgade 11, 5000 Odense C, tel.
66/12-11-31.
Sandig
This eatery is near harbor. Its
French-Danish menu includes inventive fish and beef specialties, cod, and roast
veal. Address : Kullinggade 1b, Svendborg, tel. 62/22-92-11.
Ærø
This harbor-side restaurant
offers old-fashioned food including frikadeller
(fried meatballs), fried rødspætte (plaice) with hollandaise sauce, and
dozens of smørrebrød options. Address : Brøgade I ved Ærøfærgen, tel.
62/21-07-60.
Margrethesminde
This manor house/art gallery is 16 kilometers west of Svendborg. Many things in the house, including European
antiques are for sale by owners Mogen and Britte Laursen. Sunlight fills the
five guest rooms, which are largely decorated in beige and overloo the
surrounding countryside. Address : Fåborgvej 154, 5762 Vester Skerninge, tel. 62/24-10-44.
Restaurant Valdemars Slot
Located beneath the castle, this
restaurant is ankle-deep in pink carpet and aglow with candle light. Fresh
ingredients from France and Germany and wild game from the castle’s preserve
are the essentials for an ever-changing menu. Wild venison with cream sauce and
duck breast a l’orange are typical of the French-inspired cuisine. Address : Slotsalleen 100, Troense, tel.
62/22-59-00.
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