Kragerup Gods ★★★★

An unexpected and welcomed room upgrade and a warm welcome from the staff. The building, the grounds and the facilities are terrific.

Change to the restaurant menu since the last stay was a surprise – from a full and varied a la carte menu to a fixed menu of either 3 or 5 courses. Only became aware of this having been shown to the table booked in advance. Given a choice, probably would not have chosen any of the dishes on the fixed menu but once seated to eat it was too late to consider going elsewhere. The food was good but the chef is perhaps getting a little over-adventurous. The combinations of flavors were unusual and with the main course, completely overpowering, to the point where the excellently cooked and prepared meat was anonymous as a result of the fermented three-pepper glaze and the additional red wine sauce with mustard seeds.

Great breakfast, nice facilities

Beautiful old villa off the beaten path. Very restful. Excellent food for dinner served on a beautiful patio. The high ropes & ziplines adjacent to property were a big hit with my 16 y/o son.

Noisy small fan in room on a hot night. Luckily windows could open and hardly any bugs to worry about. A bit of confusion at the dining room - had the same entre 2 nights in a row. They presented the same menu for the 2nd dinner, but somehow they had a chicken entre which my son had, but not me.

The building and grounds of the hotel were beautiful. Go High! was excellent fun. Restaurant staff were fantastic and the food amazing.

Arriving on motorcycles wearing heavy motorcycle clothing we had to walk a little way from the parking to reception. On discovering our room was not ready we then walked back to our motorcycles, unpacked all our luggage, walked BACK to reception where we could store our luggage while we had a late lunch (still wearing heavy motorcycle clothing) after which we walked BACK to reception, only to find that when our room WAS ready, it was an equally long walk past parking in the opposite direction. No one at any point made any kind of offer for us to be able to change out of our motorcycle clothing. While the reception staff were superficially smiley, there was a sense that they would rather not have to deal with actual people. Disappointed to discover only one coffee cup in our room and an interesting hair on the bathroom wall. And of course, the obligatory non-pillowy hotel pillows that collapse to provide a mere 3mm thickness when you look at them. There is a pillow menu, allegedly; only discovered on check out.