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This handsome mustard-and-white hotel occupies an unbeatable harbourside position
(right by where the Ærø ferry docks), and has bags of atmosphere. The annexe of large,
modern rooms is light and airy. The 'British-colonial' style - big comfy wooden beds,
mock mahogany desks and wood floors - is restrained and relaxed. Harbour views cost
Dkr100 extra.
Hotel Svendborg
HOTEL
(
;
62 21 17 00;
www.hotel-svendborg.dk
; Centrumpladsen 1; s/d from
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Dkr995/1225; )
In the centre of town, the Best Western offers smart, minimalist Scandi style. It's well-
equipped, and predominantly a business hotel during the week, so summertime and week-
end rates are more accommodating (single/double Dkr875/975).
Eating & Drinking
Bendixens Fiskehandel
SEAFOOD
(
;
www.bendixens-fiskehandel.dk/
; Jessens Mole 2; meals Dkr40-95;
grill
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11am-8pm or 9pm Mon-Sat)
What could be better than fish and chips for Dkr70, and a boat-filled harbour as your
view? This fish shop has an attached bargain-priced grill where you can buy fresh fish
dishes to down at alfresco picnic tables.
Jettes Diner
BURGERS
(
;
www.jettesdiner.dk
; Kullinggade 1; burgers Dkr66-85;
11.30am-9pm Sun &
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Mon, to 9.30pm Tue-Sat)
It's all about bumper burgers at Jettes, a popular and inexpensive spot favoured by every-
one, from workers nipping in for a beer to yachties from the nearby harbour. There's a
good selection, too - from standard beef to chicken, pulled pork, and even some vegetarian
options (and gluten-free buns).
Kvickly
SUPERMARKET
(
;
Gerritsgade 33;
9am-8pm Mon-Fri, 8am-6pm Sat & Sun)
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