Lillemøllens bed & breakfast

We bought the water mill 16 years ago, and have completely restored the place, so that we can now happily welcome guests to the unique area. The water mill dates from 1827 and was one of the first Danish water mills to be protected heritage as early as 1954. You can read more about it on our website www.lillemøllen.dk

It is now possible to rent two rustic rooms in the courtyard with a view over the protected meadow with grazing cows, while from the kitchen there is a view of the courtyard and the newly restored mill wheels. The place is furnished in a simple, cozy and aesthetic style with great respect for the property. ​ We offer 2 large rooms with 2 beds in each, a dining area and cozy corner. The two rooms share a bathroom, toilet and kitchen. Room 1 : Two single beds and a view of the meadow, guests can use a separate terrace on the east side of the house where you can sit unabashedly. If you order an extra bed in room 1, you must be aware that the coffee table is moved away to make room for the sofa bed, and there will be less space for moving around. Room 2 : Double bed and view of the meadow, where there is a private terrace with garden furniture and a barbecue. If you add an extra bed, the furniture stays in place as on the photos. In addition, there is a lovely space in the garden with lounge chairs, and around the lake there are further beautiful places to rest. The breakfast can be pre-ordered with the host, if possible please call or write about this one day in advance for ordering breakfast, it costs DKK 60 per person, and can be paid directly to the host.

Here there is time for peace, reflection and good walks in the beautiful nature that surrounds Lillemøllen with forest and Ørbæk river. Near the mill there is a mountain bike track where you can buy a day pass, and it is possible to fish in the mill's pond. You can go exploring in Nyborg and the surrounding area, which offers many exciting experiences and there is only a 5-minute drive to Holckenhavn Castle and 25 minutes to Egeskov Castle.