Introduction

If you’re about to take a vacation in Denmark, it is advisable to rent a summer residence instead of staying in one of the usual hotel chains in a tiny room or small suite.
When renting a Danish summer residence you will enjoy the freedom to do as you please far more than it would be possible if staying in a hotel. On top of that, there is an incredibly high standard of holiday accommodation available to tourists in Denmark.

Danish holiday homes and their standards of accommodation

The Scandinavian country Denmark  is known for the very high standards set by its designers. This high standard of design along with a superb ‘quality of build’ can be seen in summer vacation residences throughout the land. Not only is the standard of design high but you can also expect to have all the home comforts and electronic gadgetry that you have in your own home. The summer residences available in Denmark suit to all budgets; you’ll find everything starting from the luxury end of the market to very luxurious indeed. Everything you or your family can think of will be catered for, needless to say the furnishings in the living accommodation will be of the very highest standards and all the lined provided of the very finest quality; you can also expect fast broadband internet access, plasma screen satellite TV systems, relaxing after days adventuring in the whirlpool, plenty of room outdoors for having barbeques by a swimming pool and, of course, no self -respecting Danish home would be complete without its own sauna.

Your holiday residence in Denmark

In your Danish vacation home you can expect to have more than one bathroom, as it is commonplace American homes these days. Even in a summer residence with only two bedrooms it’s not uncommon to have two bathrooms. It could be particularly important to you if, say, you’re two couple travelling around together; you’ll also find that the bedrooms aren’t all located in the same part of the holiday residence, affording you all some privacy when you need it. When you are planning a vacation to Denmark you’ll be possibly the ‘outdoor’ type and will have all the outdoor gear you need to take with you. Everything you can’t take, or even forget to take, you will have to buy or hire over there. Danish people in general enjoy the outdoor life too and so another feature of a “Ferienhaus Dänemark” is plenty of covered and secure spaces to leave outdoor gear like bikes, canoes or even just muddy boots.

How to find holiday homes in Denmark

You can find almost everything online using English words and phrases. However, at present despite being a sophisticated and developed west European country - Denmark remains one of the less exploited vacation destinations. When Americans are ‘doing the European tour’ they will go to the Italy, Britain, France or Germany etc - they might not think of a Scandinavian country like Denmark. Subsequently you might need to do something else than just enter a phrase like summer residence in Denmark, into a search engine. In Denmark itself they would say - Hellidag hus i Danamrk. English is a common second language in Denmark but as well German. The phrase Germans would use is: Ferienhäuser in Dänemark. Using any of those three terms/languages will return plenty of websites with Danish holiday residences available to rent. Without getting into to much detail here Hornbek near historic Helsignor is just one example of the great variety of locations to rent a summer residence in Denmark or if you have a young family somewhere like Blavand: convenient for ‘Lego Land’ at Billund. The capital Copenhagen, is actually located on an island, Sjae llend, to the east of the mainland and has the fabulous Tivoli Gardens amongst its attractions. If you didn’t already know, Denmark is quite a liberal country and nude bathing is not uncommon on Danish beaches; in fact it’s only banned on two beaches in the whole country - Henne Strand and Holmsland Kilt.