Hegnsholt Manor House

Back to the way things were in top modernized facilities
Open for bed & breakfast for private persons from May 1st - September 30th
Hegnsholt Manor House has its own airfield and offers landing facilities and parking for private airplanes
Hegnsholt Manor House is situated close to some of Denmark's most interesting sights: Lousiana Museum, Kronborg Castle, Marienlyst Palace, Frederiksborg Castle, Karen Blixen Museum

Hegnsholt Manor House comprises 3 classical country style apartments and 3 double rooms. All rooms were modernized in year 2000. The apartments include 3-4 rooms i.e. a bathroom, a bedroom, a kitchen and a living room. All rooms are situated in the estate's historical farm buildings. Swimming pool at your disposal 2 hours per day. Dogs are not allowed.

Only breakfast is served on Hegnsholt Manor House, but we are happy to recommend you good dinning places in the region where you will find both gourmet restaurants and cosy inns.

Bikes: At Hegnsholt Manor House you can borrow a bike. 2 bikes are available (no charge).
Fishing: App. 5 km from Hegnsholt Manor House you find the nearest put & take lake.
Forest: From Hegnsholt Manor House you will have direct access into the forest.
Golf: App. 3 km from Hegnsholt Manor House you will find the nearest golf field.
Park/garden: Hegnsholt Manor House has its own park - app. 2 ha. The park was established back in 1812 as an English landscape garden.
Patio: At Hegnsholt Manor House you will find garden furniture for your convenience. Enjoy a relaxing time and hopefully the Danish weather.
Running tracks: The surroundings at Hegnsholt Manor House are ideal for a relaxing run. Plan your own trip and explore the surroundings while exercising.
Swimming pool: Hegnsholt Manor House has its own outdoor swimming pool. The pool is at your disposal 2 hours per day.
Walking tracks: At Hegnsholt Manor House you will find beautiful walking areas.
Water (sea, lakes etc.): App. 8 km from Hegnsholt Manor House you will find the nearest beach.

Hegnsholt Manor House can be dated back to 1664 when it was part of Grønholt Village. The main building is beautifully situated close to fields and forest. The main building was built in 1812 by architect C.F. Hansen on order from Adam Wilhelm Hauch. All buildings and the park were renovated recently and got an award for fine restoration in 1999.