Langebjerg Pension & Spisested
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Fast facts
Check in from: | 15:00 |
|---|---|
Check out before: | 10:00 |
Pets | Pets not allowed |
Amenities
Wi-Fi
Parking
Restaurant
Non-smoking
Snorkelling
Minigolf
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Langebjerg Pension & Spisested
This Bornholm guesthouse is in the coastal town of Sandvig, next to the granite massif of Hammeren. It has a small communal kitchen and a large garden with sun terrace. Langebjerg Pension & Spisested is housed in Sandvig’s old train station.
Reviews from 
Family traveller
Comment: 5 Aug 2026
Stayed in: Aug 2026
Really lovely servings
Really delicious and tasty menu served in the charming garden a beautiful summer evening. Thank you for a really nice evening with incredibly delicious food and not least the good service and catering. We will definitely come back.
Family traveller
Comment: 28 Jul 2026
Stayed in: Jul 2026
Super tarvely experience
Got assigned an annex in the backyard, which reminded of a dark cabin on a poor campsite. There was mess, dirty, holes in the walls and there smelled enclosed.
Staff were rigid and refused to assume their responsibility.
So unfortunate when you had booked in good time and looked forward to a pension stay;(
Left the place early...
Staff were rigid and refused to assume their responsibility.
So unfortunate when you had booked in good time and looked forward to a pension stay;(
Left the place early...
Couple
Comment: 19 Jul 2026
Stayed in: Jul 2026
Not as promised or expected
We (loving couple in the late 20s) stayed 4 nights at Langebjerg Pension for 1400 kr per night. Immediately it is a really nice, authentic place with the world's most beautiful garden, filled with flowers, wildlife and gardening and a really good breakfast, with good service.
However, our stay was marked by some uncertainty and uncertainty. When we arrived the welcome was a little “loose”. It was difficult to figure out where to check in, it was difficult to figure out how to behave with the restaurant as a guest and it was generally difficult to figure out where to contact. We usually did this to the waitresses in the restaurant, who were seasonal workers from Copenhagen (notwithstanding crazy sweet and really pretty, especially her named Andrea).
As far as practicality is concerned, there are a little different statements on the web, so you can be a little confused upon arrival. For example, it says on Tripadvisor that there is a tea kitchen in the rooms. It wasn't there on ours; on the other hand there was dirt in the corners with dust and hair - this despite we were told that we would like to check out earlier than 10, if we were ready because they were busy cleaning. It also says there is a concierge, but as mentioned there was very little contact during the days and the host couple, which you can read a lot about on the website, was nowhere to see. The stay was marked by the fact that you could get a lot of contact if you were a dining guest in the restaurant (for an envelope price of 600 kr) and otherwise not - actually it sometimes seemed like you were to bother.
I generally don’t think you can make “bad” reviews if you haven’t tried to say anything before, but since it was so opaque what the framework and the concept was and where and to whom to address, it was difficult. We considered saying something when we checked out, but there was a lot to serve.
All in all we had expected a little more personal, present and authentic stay, especially for the price per night - we had actually expected a lot better service too. The place is run by young, non-locals and all seemed quite new. I have a little bit of practice in giving two stars - there were also many good things, the breakfast was good and the surroundings were aesthetic, but the things that were, significantly affected our stay.
As a last little remark, I would like to say that you should not choose Langebjerg if you want a quiet stay, as the place was inhabited by a lot of children's families, who played to late in the evening - someone even got changed was in the middle of the restaurant tables. It is absolutely no hernia, I am myself an educator and love children, but just as an obs., as it clearly had an effect on our stay and night sleep.
However, our stay was marked by some uncertainty and uncertainty. When we arrived the welcome was a little “loose”. It was difficult to figure out where to check in, it was difficult to figure out how to behave with the restaurant as a guest and it was generally difficult to figure out where to contact. We usually did this to the waitresses in the restaurant, who were seasonal workers from Copenhagen (notwithstanding crazy sweet and really pretty, especially her named Andrea).
As far as practicality is concerned, there are a little different statements on the web, so you can be a little confused upon arrival. For example, it says on Tripadvisor that there is a tea kitchen in the rooms. It wasn't there on ours; on the other hand there was dirt in the corners with dust and hair - this despite we were told that we would like to check out earlier than 10, if we were ready because they were busy cleaning. It also says there is a concierge, but as mentioned there was very little contact during the days and the host couple, which you can read a lot about on the website, was nowhere to see. The stay was marked by the fact that you could get a lot of contact if you were a dining guest in the restaurant (for an envelope price of 600 kr) and otherwise not - actually it sometimes seemed like you were to bother.
I generally don’t think you can make “bad” reviews if you haven’t tried to say anything before, but since it was so opaque what the framework and the concept was and where and to whom to address, it was difficult. We considered saying something when we checked out, but there was a lot to serve.
All in all we had expected a little more personal, present and authentic stay, especially for the price per night - we had actually expected a lot better service too. The place is run by young, non-locals and all seemed quite new. I have a little bit of practice in giving two stars - there were also many good things, the breakfast was good and the surroundings were aesthetic, but the things that were, significantly affected our stay.
As a last little remark, I would like to say that you should not choose Langebjerg if you want a quiet stay, as the place was inhabited by a lot of children's families, who played to late in the evening - someone even got changed was in the middle of the restaurant tables. It is absolutely no hernia, I am myself an educator and love children, but just as an obs., as it clearly had an effect on our stay and night sleep.
Solo traveller
CH
Comment: 9 Jun 2026
Stayed in: Jun 2026
Lovely, friendly and pittoresque
Sweet hotel with very friendly personnel, free parking and and top free wifi.
Absolute great breakfast!
Absolute great breakfast!
Family traveller
Comment: 20 Aug 2025
Stayed in: Aug 2025
Family Visits
Perfect host and perfect place! We were staying in a double room with extra bed. With small the-kitchen and breakfast from 0800 it was perfect for us.
Very good location
Langebjergvej 7, Allinge, 3770, Denmark|1.85 km from city centre
Check in and check out
Check in from:
15:00
Check out before:
10:00
Good to know
Pets not allowed
Please contact the hotel for details about adding extra beds.
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