Name: Spangsgaard bed and breakfast
Address: 107 Spangsvej, Odense, 5210, Odense, DK

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Basic Double Room, Shared Bathroom

2 × Twin bed20 ㎡up to 3

2 Twin Beds216-sq-foot room with garden views Internet - Free WiFi Entertainment - Flat-screen TV Food & Drink - Refrigerator, microwave, shared/communal kitchen access, and toasterSleep - A down duvet and bed sheets Bathroom - 2 bathrooms, shower, towels, and a hair dryer (on request)Practical - Yard, laptop workspace, and iron/ironing board (on request); rollaway beds (surcharge) available on requestComfort - HeatingEco-friendly - Eco-friendly cleaning suppliesNeed to Know - Weekly housekeeping, no cribs (infant beds) availableNon-SmokingRoom/bed type depends on availability at check-in

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GardenTerraceFree WiFiOutdoor furnitureDesignated smoking areaEco-friendly cleaning products providedDockBreakfast available (surcharge)Shared microwaveShared refrigeratorTelevision in common areasFree self parking

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ARO

Modern Cuisine · ★ Michelin

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Set in the old Østerbro machine factory on the edge of town, ARO upholds the theme of having skilled craftsmen in its workshop. The room has a modern, industrial feel, courtesy of exposed ducting and industrial lighting, and the stark walls and floors are punctuated by black wooden furnishings and sketches pinned to chipboard panels. The atmosphere, too, is pleasingly laid-back, with both the service team and the chefs looking after the guests. Choose either a three- or seven-course set menu, where the chefs get playful with wonderfully fresh produce to create some interesting dishes with a st

6.6km

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Madeleine

Modern Cuisine, French

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Yves Le Lay’s latest restaurant takes up residence on a semi-pedestrianised street in the heart of the Old Town; its name is a reference to Marcel Proust’s story ‘In Search of Lost Time’, where a bite of a madeleine opens up childhood memories. At this cosy spot, Le Lay recounts his own memories of growing up in France through a well-paced tasting menu, where he draws you into his world as he personally presents the dishes and their individual stories. The rich, flavourful sauces are a highlight – and you’ll find the aforementioned madeleines in the Mont Blanc dessert, alongside a chestnut sor

5.6km

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