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About this bed and breakfast
Welcome to Skortskær Bondegårdsferie
Amenities
Free WiFi/internet
Free Parking
Non-smoking
Heating
Wheelchair accessible
Kitchen
Balcony/Terrace
WiFi/Internet
Beach access
Garden
Laundry services
Electric Vehicle Charging Station
Fireplace
Outdoor Cooking
Family friendly
Smoking allowed
Housekeeping available
Fire alarm
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100% verified reviews10 / 10Outstanding·May 2026
meget fint og god stemning
navigationen til gården evt tydeligt kort
10 / 10Outstanding·Aug 2025
Super Lage. Sehr gutes Frühstück. Toller Bauernhof. Sehr netter Gastgeber.
10 / 10Outstanding·Mar 2025
Fantastisk sted og gode engagede mennesker
Gode samtaler ved spisebordet
Alt var godt
6 / 10Average·Jul 2026
Plenary of animals to see and we had a very spacious room with a large bed. Much of the food is seemingly made from their own produce, which is interesting.
* Stating the obvious: it’s a farm with free reigning animals, so there’s droppings everywhere. Not the best place for very young kids that can barely walk. This is not a criticism of the place, but rather meant as an FYI for anyone who, like me, might not have thought that through…
* There was no proper introduction of the options for breakfast, and it was too chaotic and expensive for what it was. (Didn’t try dinner, which apparently you could also have ordered.)
At breakfast, for instance, you can get porridge or fried eggs for breakfast, but you won’t know this unless you specifically ask for that.
Also, you are not introduced or being offered many alternatives to the locally made produce. (They had bought cows milk to be fair.) For instance, using ducks eggs and goats butter for breakfast, affects the taste, but it’s not pointed out what is different from ‘the normal’ – neither when placing an order for breakfast, nor when it is being served. It’s probably because it has become the new normal for the hosts. Or non-veterans the taste of goat gets old quick, and I suspect there was goats milk in the buns or that the butter was made from their own goats milk.
Also, it seemed quite random what was being served and with non-steady standards. One day there was cows milk but it was not put out the next. The same with mediocre rye bread and an amazing apple juice, both being available only one of the two days. Or the homemade jam – one a perfect rhubarb and another a much too runny one from berries. And there was a shortage on non-instant coffee the one day it seemed.
* there was no real introduction to any kind of program with the animals. Say a time at which you can come at watch the goats being milked, come scavenge eggs, feed the rabbits, etc. If you’re around, at the boasters sees you, she’ll let you know if something about to happen soon. But that’s about it in terms of a schedule.
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