Sauntehus Castle Hotel
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Everyone needs a place to lay their weary head. For travellers visiting Hornbaek, Sauntehus Castle Hotel is an excellent choice for rest and rejuvenation.
Guest rooms offer amenities such as a flat screen TV, a minibar, and a desk, and guests can go online with free wifi offered by the hotel.
The property also boasts a pool and a lounge, to help make your stay more enjoyable. If you are driving to Sauntehus Castle Hotel, free parking is available.
While staying at Sauntehus Castle Hotel, visitors can check out Hornbaek Kirke (1.7 mi) and Galleriet Hornbæk ved Susanne Risom (1.7 mi), some of Hornbaek's top attractions.
During your visit, be sure to check out a popular Hornbaek sushi restaurants such as 9-9 Sushi, which is a short distance from Sauntehus Castle Hotel.
If you’re looking for things to do, you can check out Tove Johnsen Keramik, which is a popular art gallery amongst tourists.
Whether you’re travelling for business, pleasure or both, Sauntehus Castle Hotel is sure to make your visit to Hornbaek one worth remembering.
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Participating in a seminar at the place we had the pleasure to eat lunch (therefor I do not know the price of food). Food were ok, a lunch buffet, fresh and well prepared. Friendly observant service. Lovely outdoor environment
The castle was completed in 1914 and built by a so-called "goulash baron", a man who knew how to make money as a merchant in World War One delivering food to the belligerents countries.
Overall a good experience.
I have never anything that bad.
My husband and I received a gift certificate as a wedding present for a 'Gourmet stay' including gourmet menu and wine tasting.
The latter turned out to be the most amusing and foolish tasting we have ever attended hosted by a complete idiot of a wine waiter student, who didn't know anything about wine, and who served us an almost undrinkable red from the hotel's vineyard in Rumania.
The following dinner was one of the worst we have ever had with a terrible attempt on 'surf&turf' maincourse as the low point of the evening (dry and way too well done veal filet swimming in a discussting sauce of premade crayfish tails).
The stay ended with a unappetizing breakfast where we discovered mold on the rolls!!!
And when we tried to confront the staff, they were no where to be found except for the immigrant cleaning staff, who didnt know what to do.
We now cherish this memory as the worst 'gourmet' stay of our lives.
DON'T GO THERE....
Afterwards we emailed a long complaint to the management, which we have had no respons to what so ever - what kind of service is this?
I don't think this place can be considered a castle. as the other reviewer pointed out, it pretends to be.
Our discounted weekend rate of DKK1700 or EUR180 came with breakfast and the room. That is all. There was no service apart from the receptionist handing us some forms to sign. We were given rooms in the new extension of this "castle".
It is quite obvious that the owners ran out of money to furnish the place and started scraping furnitures together to start business. The new wing has a weird mixture of danish furniture from the 60s and then some classical old furniture. In our room, there are stains on the pillow. The room looks good at first glance, but then if you go closer, you can see plastic mirrors, energy saving white lights, plastic lamp pretending to be crystal, door knobs from Ikea, plastic flowers and in the balcony, cheap camping plastic chairs and table. For half the price, we didn't get a bath tub. The toilet paper was the cheapest you can find in danish supermarkets. Whoever who furnished the place has very bad taste. The beds are dressed to be grand, but on a closer look you see cheap hooks holding the dressing together. The beds are dressed on top but if you can see there metal bottom while picking up something from the carpet.
The cleaning was sloppy. They took the towels without replacing them.
Breakfast was OK. The plus side is that we had breakfast out in the terrace. But the serving staff were not very helpful. There is a small swimming pool (maybe about 12 m long).
The sitting areas comprise of a tea room, a library with cheap posters framed up, and a weird room with 60s modern danish furniture. The sort you find at danish flea markets.
Pretentious is the best word to describe the place.
Given the nice location, the owners should sell it as a nice down to earth getaway instead of a misleading castle experience. It is nothing royal. I felt a bit ripped off not because it cost a lot but because of the expectations I built up from the brochure and website.
I can imagine this place to be very popular with the danes for functions such as weddings etc.
Arriving at 5pm we were told that we were too late for the welcoming fare but promised free after dinner coffee !
Overall, the experience here was very disappointing. The dinner was of poor quality, the bedroom small and lacking in facilities such as anywhere at all to place luggage. There was a small two channel TV but no telephone. Breakfast adequate.
The cost of this package was 1790DKK - around £200.
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