When Tisvildeleje Strandhotel's founder, Frederik Nielsen, built the house in 1895, he had hardly foreseen that the place would once become a romantic gem in the old fishing village.

At that time, Frederik Nielsen ran a grocery store and droschecentral on the spot. In the beginning he picked up the country houses in Hillerød, but as the train tracks were taken all the way to Tisvildeleje, droschecentral, grocery store and shed were converted to Badepension.

If you go today in the cozy farm and into the hall, you are actually in the old barn which today is used for weddings and other festive events.

In addition to the decor, which in both living rooms and rooms makes you feel set aside for the African Farm with warm colors, bamboo and caravan atmosphere, the hotel's 24 rooms have their own shower and toilet.

The hotel has its own restaurant, so be sure to book a table if you want to eat at the hotel.

Tisvildeleje offers forest, beach and nature - our small town also has many lovely little shops, and several good restaurants.