Bed & Breakfast on Møn

What bed & breakfast means in Denmark

In Denmark, too, this type of accommodation is called bed & breakfast, shortened to B&B. The range runs from a room in a private house to a former care home with its own garden. Møn Økologisk B&B in Askeby has two rooms with seven beds and one shared bathroom, Liseby B&B near Stege seven rooms with 15 beds, two large bathrooms and two toilets. NyGammelsø B&B in Damsholte has 12 rooms with 30 beds (Visit Sydsjælland & Møn, as of October 2026).

Breakfast, "morgenmad" in Danish, is not included in the price everywhere. On Møn you find every variant. Camønogaarden lists breakfast with rye bread, rolls, jam and juice from the garden as included. At Tiendegården you order a breakfast basket on arrival and eat in your room, in the garden or on the terrace. At Møn Økologisk B&B you can add breakfast and full board, the ingredients come from the farm. The bathroom is private or shared depending on the house: at Tiendegården the single and double rooms have their own shower with toilet, at Ouregaard B&B near Stege two rooms share a bathroom and the holiday apartment has its own.

Some Danish terms turn up in offers. "Værelser" are rooms, "overnatning" means overnight stay. A "kro" or "gæstgiveri" is a country inn with a restaurant, and some also have rooms (Danish Wikipedia). On Møn, Maglebjerggaard Gæstgiveri in Borre is one of them. "Pension" means in Danish lodging with board and also appears as half or full board (Den Danske Ordbog). A hotel has a reception and fixed hours, a B&B is usually smaller and family-run. Which hotels the island has is listed on the page Hotels on Møn.

Where on Møn: Stege, Borre, Klintholm Havn, Askeby

The B&Bs are spread across the island. The distances below are straight lines, calculated from the Stay22 coordinates and the coordinates of GeoCenter Møns Klint (as of October 2026). By road it is further.

Stege and surroundings. With 3,811 inhabitants (1 January 2026), Stege is the main town with shops, harbour and bus connections, and the page Stege describes it. A room in a private house on Rubinvænget is 1.5 km from the centre, Brakilde B&B on Brakildevej 6.6 km. Ouregaard B&B (website ouregaarden.dk) on Oregårdsvej is a thatched farmhouse with an apartment of about 50 m² for four people and two rooms in the main house. It is open all year and, according to VisitDenmark, 16 km from Møns Klint. Liseby B&B on Strandskovvej is about ten minutes by car from Stege. From Stege to GeoCenter Møns Klint it is about 20 km.

Borre and the cliff. East of Stege the houses lie close to Møns Klint. Tiendegården on Sønderbyvej in Borre has 15 beds, single and double rooms and apartments, carries the Bed+Bike label and is open all year. It is 6.9 km from the GeoCenter and 10.1 km from Stege (VisitDenmark and Stay22, as of October 2026). Camønogaarden on Stubberup Havevej has six rooms and is, according to Visit Sydsjælland & Møn, about 2 km from the cliff. Klintholm Bed & Breakfast on Klintholm havnevej, at 4.7 km, is the nearest B&B in the listings. More about the village is on the page Borre.

Klintholm Havn. The fishing and yacht harbour in the south-east is a holiday village with restaurants and two beaches. Klintholm Marina Park Cabins are 5.4 km from the GeoCenter. The village is 16.5 km from Stege and about 7 km by road from the GeoCenter, as the page Klintholm Havn shows.

Askeby and south-west Møn. The south-west has quieter houses. Pia´s Guesthouse in Askeby has, according to Stay22, three bedrooms and room for up to six guests. Møn Økologisk B&B on Fanefjordgade is open all year, as is NyGammelsø B&B on Grønsundvej in Damsholte. It used to be a care home and has a large garden with a playground and a small observatory.

Nyord and Bogø. On Nyord, about 14 km from Stege (driving distance, October 2026), there are Strågården and Nyord B&B, more on the page Nyord. On Bogø, Visit Sydsjælland & Møn names Stalden B&B. Both islands lie away from the main roads, and for short distances a bicycle is handy.

Who a B&B on Møn suits

Couples. A double room with breakfast is usually the simplest solution for two nights, because you do not take over a house and do not pay for final cleaning. Tiendegården and Camønogaarden belong to the Dark Sky area in the east of the island, as the page Stargazing on Møn explains.

Walkers on the Camønoen. The long-distance trail is 175 km long, runs around Møn, Bogø and Nyord and starts and ends at Møns Museum in Stege. The cliff stage measures 16.6 km and starts at Pension Elmehøj in Borre (museerne.dk, as of October 2026). Pelikan B&B between Stege and Møns Klint is, according to Visit Sydsjælland & Møn, close to the trail. Book the nights along the stages early. The stages, stairs and rules are on the page Hiking on Møn.

Cyclists. Tiendegården carries the Bed+Bike label, which marks places to stay that are set up for cyclists. You find routes and maps under the panoramic cycling routes. National route 8, the Baltic Sea Route, passes the chalk cliffs.

Families and groups. For more than two people there are apartments and larger houses. Tiendegården (also spelled Tiendegaarden) rents small and large apartments, Ouregaard B&B an apartment for four. Pia´s Guesthouse in Askeby offers, according to Stay22, three bedrooms for up to six guests. Liseby B&B with 15 beds and NyGammelsø B&B with 30 beds suit groups who take a house together. If you come with children, check the minimum age beforehand.

Short trip. For a weekend a B&B works if you want to be at the chalk cliffs of Møn in the morning. From the houses in Borre it is 4.7 to 6.9 km in a straight line to GeoCenter Møns Klint, and from Copenhagen Hbf to Stege 119 km.

Booking: what to check

A few points decide whether the house fits your trip.

• Breakfast: Check in the offer whether it is in the price, and ask about times if you leave early for the ferry or a hike. Some houses serve it only from a fixed time.
• Bathroom and kitchen: Private or shared bathroom, fridge or kitchen in the house. Tiendegården offers all guests a kitchenette, at Ouregaard B&B there are cooking facilities in the apartment and in the rooms.
• Cancellation: Stay22 shows free cancellation for all six B&Bs in the listings within the search window (as of 30 October 2026). How long it applies is in the rate on Booking.com and differs by date.
• Pets: Each house decides for itself. Ask in writing before you pay.
• Minimum age: Some houses accept only guests from a certain age. A B&B in Faaborg on Funen, for example, gives 16 years, so for children on Møn it is worth asking.
• Season: Some houses open only in the summer half-year. The entry on the Visit page for Camønogaarden dates from 2020, so ask for the current dates.
• Bed linen: In a holiday home you usually bring your own (dansommer, as of October 2026). At a B&B you check in the offer whether it is provided.
• Arrival: Small houses have no reception with fixed hours. Tell your host your arrival time in advance, especially with a late ferry.
• Payment: Deposit and method of payment are set by the host. They are mostly missing from the Visit pages, so read the conditions in the offer.

You book either directly with the host, Tiendegården for example refers to its own website (VisitDenmark), or through the list above at Booking.com.

Breakfast and hosts

Houses differ most at breakfast. Liseby B&B advertises organic breakfast, NyGammelsø B&B has a buffet with home-baked bread and jam, Camønogaarden rye bread, rolls and juice from the garden. At Møn Økologisk B&B in Askeby, guests in a tent can also have breakfast in the house and order a packed lunch (Visit Sydsjælland & Møn, as of October 2026).

The hosts mostly run their houses as family businesses. They know the island's ways, for example when the bus to Klintholm Havn leaves or where you can still eat in the evening. Ask them for tips for the island before you plan a route. The businesses are named in the list above.

Alternatives to a B&B

If you want more space or more service, you have three options:

• Hotel: Visit Sydsjælland & Møn lists five hotels on the island of Møn in Denmark, from a castle hotel to a golf hotel. The page Hotels on Møn shows location and rooms.
• Holiday home: For a week or longer the house pays off, and 96 of the 112 places to stay in the Stay22 listings are holiday homes. Areas and rules are described on the page Holiday homes on Møn, houses with a dog on the page Holiday home with dog.
• Camping: Visit Sydsjælland & Møn names six campsites on Møn. The overview is at Camping on Møn.

All types of accommodation side by side are on the page Accommodation on Møn.

Getting there

From Copenhagen Hbf to Stege it is 119 km, about 1.5 hours by car, from Rødby 83 km and from Gedser 74 km (OSRM, October 2026). Which ferries you take from Germany and what the bridges cost is on the page Getting to Møn. When the weather suits walking and cycling is compared on the page Weather and best time to visit.