Travel Reference
In-Depth Information
from Dkr1450; )
Marielyst's most upmarket hotel offers classic rooms under a low-slung thatched roof.
Standard rooms have a toilet, phone, satellite TV and free wireless internet. There are 54
cottages with kitchens that can accommodate four to six people, as well as an indoor pool
with spa and water slide. The 'upmarket' restaurant is best avoided.
Eating
Many of Marielyst's eating places are closed for lunch and on Mondays out of the high
season. On the corner of Bøtøvej and Marielyst Strandvej you'll find several ice-cream
and hot-dog kiosks.
Larsen's Plads
INTERNATIONAL
Dkr149-169, dinner buffet Dkr159; 10am-9pm daily)
'My wife left me for my best friend. God, I miss him.' If you find that funny, there are
plenty more jokes plastering the walls of idiosyncratic Larsen's Plads. It offers hearty beef,
chicken and fish dishes, several vegetarian offerings, a big brunch (Dkr99) and takeaway
pizzas. For fresh bread and pastries, head to
Larsen's Bageri
(
; pastries
GOOGLE MAP
Dkr12;
6am-5pm)
across the street.
Information
Tourist Office
TOURIST INFORMATION
(
;
54 13 62 98;
www.visitmarielyst.com
;
Marielyst Strandpark 3;
10am-4pm
GOOGLE MAP
Mon-Fri, to 5pm Sat, to 2pm Sun late Jun-mid-Aug, shorter hrs rest of yr; )
By the bowling alley on the outskirts of town. Offers extensive information, as well as free
internet and wi-fi.
LOLLAND
Pop 65,580
