Hotel BROBYVAERK KRO (Faaborg-Midtfyn)

Estilo y ambiente del hotel

The brobyvaerk kro, which received royal privilegesin 1732, is situated in the centre of funen besidesthe odense river and surrounded by attractivecountryside. The inn?s history dates back to 1645and through the years the inn has been restored andmodernised, this is what appears today. Withtwenty-double en-suite guestrooms and the firstclass cuisine served in the hotel restaurant, thisinn is second to none. The inn, which is surroundedby woods, stands on the odense river where there isan excellent opportunity for fishing.-Property description-brobyvaerk kro has 19 cosy rooms all of which withbath- toilet- tv and wireless internet and whichcan also be used by disabled persons. A weekendstay in brobyvaerk kro is pure relaxation. Here isneither music nor dancing but lots of peace andplenty of nature experiences and bird song rightoutside the door. There is a possibility ofgolfing- riding- yachting and angling. You canalso visit some of the many castles and manors onfunen. The inn offers golf holidays and weekendstays and has room for parties of up to 100persons.Brobyvaerk kro is situated where the old highwaycrosses the river odense aa approximately halfwaybetween odense- faaborg and assens. In 1732 theinn was royally licensed.The inn has a several centuries-old tradition forproviding food and a good bed for its guests.Naturally it has been renovated over the years sothat today it has all the facilities needed bymodern travellers. The spirit and the cosinessstill prevail and the cuisine has a goodreputation. The good inn food is accompanied by alarge selection of delicious wines from theextensive wine cellar of the inn and by beer fromthe local brewery.Odense aa still turns and twists in the backgarden of the inn where the sheep are pasturing.You can enjoy it all from the outdoor terrace ofthe inn where the staff naturally serves both foodand drinks. You quickly feel at home in the innwhich is owned by ib and anne lise joergensen.However they seldom use their surnames becausethey prefer to be on familiar terms with theirguests.