With a limited guest count in the restaurant and a fair amount of staff, counted 8 on the floor,…read morethe service level in terms of execution, even on a limited selection of dishes, was disappointing. Major push on soup and steak, waited way to long on service between dishes. Arrived 17:30 left 20:00 - with two kids age 5 and 7, we normally are in and out in 1,5 hour. As a bonus it was to pricey - 1000 DKK for 2 kids meals, 2 x soup/steak and a glass of wine

Always a good experience, smiling service and great danish food…read more. Serves alot of the older danish dishes that Danes love so much.. It's a good idea to make reservations since this place is quite popular

Efficient check in, fun to drive our new Volvo XC 40 onto the ship. The staff are friendly and…read morehelpful. Onboard, it's clean as a whistle. We sailed from Denmark to Sweden in 3+ hours. Lovely ride.

Lovely camping place near the sea and near the end of Denmark. The manager and his team gave us a…read morewarm welcome and we could choose between a handful of places. Behind the dunes there is the beach where you can see some leftovers from WW2. But behind these monuments you can see the bay with huge ships waiting in front of the harbour. And they have the most modern and cleanest wash rooms I saw on my trip through Denmark.

Overall not too bad! Was a quick 2.5 hour car ferry between Denmark and Norway, they do lock access…read moreto the car deck tho so make sure you have everything you need from your vehicle before going upstairs. Paid extra for lounge access but the trip was so quick you could honestly do without it. Added bonus was chargers for our electric car! Seas are a bit rough during the crossing and apparently that is normal for crossing the North Sea. You'll probably not want to eat on the boat because of it. Kristiansand was a surprisingly adorable little town, if you have time before driving off to the fjords make sure to visit the fiskebrygga (fish market) across from the ferry terminal. They have excellent food! We booked Color Line car ferry on the way back from Norway to Germany so will be interesting to see how that one compares.

This is the faster option if you want to cross between Denmark and Norway. Colour Lines is the…read moreslower ferry but only by about 1.5 hours. We decided to take this ferry home from Denmark. Boarding is a nightmare. It took well over an hour (thus losing the time advantage as the other ferry is way faster to board). They took a row here, a row there and it honestly felt like forever. Once on board, the ferry is nice enough. It has a higher class upstairs with nicer seating and a buffet option. We sat up there despite not having a ticket. The regular seats are fine too. Because the ferry goes faster, you really feel the choppier seas. Our entire trip was very choppy. If you get seasick this may not be the ferry for you. Getting off the ferry took way longer than Colour Line too. It's a faster trip across the water but the time it takes to board and then get off really negates any time savings.

This was a fine place to stay during our short visit to Skagen. Situated near the port of Skagen…read morewith some industrial buildings and shipping you don't have a view or the water but it's only a short walk. Likewise the pretty little shopping and dining district is within emery's walking distance. Our host Soren was very friendly and provided a nice breakfast in the morning, as well as helpful tips about the town and attractions when we checked in. Our room had a comfortable bed and roomy bathroom. They have an honor bar for beer, wine and soft drinks as well as aperitifs if you are so inclined. This was a fine place to stay in Skagen.