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Rox Resort, Køge, Denmark (opens the original)
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Thirty minutes south of Copenhagen, Rox Resort is a classic seaside hotel reimagined for the 21st-century with clubhouse-style interiors, a trio of heated pools and a fashion-forward bunch of regulars. Most have a balcony, with some facing the harbour and others arranged around the internal courtyard. My Paramount junior suite (room 376) scored me two, where I took to spending my post-pool afternoons. Iâd pour myself a glass of wine, hang my swimsuit up to dry and watch the silhouettes of sail
Henrik's Hotel, Copenhagen (opens the original)
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Housed within an 18th-century building smack-bang in central Copenhagen, Henrikâs Hotel is a family-owned boutique stay that balances cool Scandinavian design with a romantic French flourish. Veering away from sleek, Nordic minimalism, rooms here bloom with a distinctly European kind of romance â the kind youâd expect from a Parisian pied-Ã -terre or a whimsical Cotswolds cottage. Designed by Treschow Interior Studio, they are delightfully feminine, each with custom toile de jouy wallpaper
Helenekilde Badehotel, Tisvilde, Denmark (opens the original)
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A go-to summer haunt for Copenhagenâs creative class, this seaside hotel on the Danish Riviera is full of unfussy, barefoot charm. Owned by Alexander Kølpin, itâs the coastal cousin of the capitalâs Hotel Sanders â and similarly chic â but with the added bonus of sweeping, salt-whipped sea views. The concept of luxury is different in Scandinavia. Itâs not about having the newest gadgets, biggest suite or flashiest amenities. In many cases, itâs about stripping back those distracti
My favourite Airbnb: inside a cool Højby escape for the ultimate Scandi summer (opens the original)
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On 23 June each year, Danes across the country gather on beaches and in parks to light towering bonfires, sing traditional songs, and â in a rather peculiar nod to ancient folklore â burn witch effigies to ward off bad spirits. But far from an Ari Aster plotline, Midsommer in Denmark (known locally as Sankt Hans Aften) marks a joyful seasonal shift: schools break up for the summer, city-dwellers flock to the coast, and a nationâs worth of SAD lamps get packed away as the days get longer, b
A European island that is still crowd-free? This rugged isle is set to become a cult summer destination (opens the original)
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Every summer, my partner and I pack up our London life and move to Denmark. The southernmost Scandinavian country might not seem like an obvious place to spend the warmer months – its mercurial weather is a far cry from the reliably balmy climes of Marseille or Sorrento. But, as an art enthusiast, I can’t get enough of Denmark's creative spirit, and nowhere is that spirit more apparent than Bornholm. Affectionately known as Sunshine Island thanks to a unique microclimate that grants it more rays
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