Als Kloster exudes
history and coziness, and it is this very special atmosphere that we would like you to experience as a guest with us
Dear Guest
Here at Als Kloster, it exudes history and cosiness, and it is this very special atmosphere that we want you to experience with us.
The headline is "the good life" - and we put in the effort to be good hosts, decorate with good style and serve good food made from scratch. In the long term, our kitchen will be based on raw materials from our own gardens. A monastery always has both a vegetable garden, an herb garden and an orchard - and we are in the process of re-establishing them.
Whether you walk, cycle, sail or drive here, we are ready to welcome you.
Welcome to us here at Als Kloster.
Marianne and Flemming
Abbess and nun
The Farm Hotel
The previous owner has for a number of years operated a Bed and Breakfast with great success, and we are now taking that a step further.
It will neither be a Bed and Breakfast or a hotel - it will be the best of both worlds. The cosiness and the homely from B&B - and the more exclusive and professional from the world of hotels.
We call it a Country Hotel because we are establishing it in the now defunct monastery, which was originally a country estate.
See more below about our different plans.
We have renovated the three existing rooms and expanded with seven new ones. We now have the 10 rooms in operation that we planned for.
Several rooms
Every self-respecting place has a "fine living room", and in the monastery's beautiful paneled living room we have our fine dining room.
In everyday life, it functions as a breakfast restaurant and as an additional function room if needed.
There can be up to about 30 people.
Dinning-room
The dream of a large campfire was brought to life last summer. It is a large, beautiful one of the kind with a fire pit in the middle with tables and benches around.Here we can extend the time when our guests can eat out.
It can accommodate up to 30 people.
Campfire hut
When we have the new rooms, the café and the fine dining room ready, we will have the facilities to also be able to receive companies.
With us, for example, you will be able to hold day meetings, multi-day meetings with overnight stays, or an event for all the employees in the fire cabin.
Only the imagination sets the limits.
For companies
We have grown from a small bed & breakfast serving breakfast only into a country hotel offering full board.
Our meals are homemade using seasonal ingredients, and each day's menu is inspired by the time of year and the best produce available.
More food
When we expand so much, we must of course also have a reception where guests can find us.
The reception will be centrally located between the dining room and the rustic café.
Reception
Glamping is a combination of glamor and camping - i.e. a luxurious experience out in nature - and we think that suits the monastery.
We will start by establishing three glamping units in the meadow, and if it goes well, we are planning three more. The first three were ready last summer.
Glamping
The monastery actually has its own beach, with a small bridge. But right now it's only for those with good legs. Access is via the sisters' old path, which is both steep and getting steeper.
Of course, we have to have this under control so that everyone can easily get down and swim.
The beach
When we want to serve more food, we also need a cozy place where guests can eat.
We have recently opened Abbedissen - our clone of a café/restaurant/bar - in the sisters' old library.
A nice, rough- hewn room with tiled floors and everything.
There is room for approximately 50 people.
Rustic cafe
A monastery always has a kitchen garden, an herb garden and an orchard - and we want to re-establish them.In the long term, our kitchen will be based on raw materials from our own gardens.
For example, there will also be prayers with plucked flowers, and all that occasionally becomes "wild on purpose".
The gardens
We won't have a fancy indoor fitness room.
Instead, we are creating a fitness area in the meadow, where there are tools made from natural materials.
Imagine how a log can increase the weight, or you can sit up on a pole and do squats, or maybe use a natural bench for steps. Not a single eye is dry.
Outdoor fitness
Since the "Baltic Sea Route" cycle route runs right past our front yard, and the Gendarmstien almost runs through our backyard, we must of course be both a certified "Walking Denmark" and "Bike+Bed" accommodation.