Find 3 Star Hotels in Maribo from ￥13,325

"Very good "

"Room was cramped and tired. Bar was barely open. Poor breakfast"

"You get your monies worth and more. Delicious big breakfast. We spent eight days at Marielyst and will return. Wonderful!!"

"Good room, good bed."

"Pool closed for season but sauna was lovely, with a view! Loved my stay"

"Property set in lap of greenery and offering a lot of quiet walks. Good breakfast. Highly recommended "

"Charming location, easily found from motorway. Historic building, could hear next door guest talking, luckily they didn't do that much, let alone snore. No TV in room so couldn't cast from phone. But maybe a good thing or we would have heard other room's TV too. No coffee /tea making facilities in room. Good and clean shower but bathroom floor flooded tot very wet from ineffective door seal. Upmarket restaurant on ground floor with 4 main dishes to choose from that looked/smelled v good. Given Danish prices, we went to burger/pizza place right across the hotel and facibg our room, as did many hotel guests .This luckily shut at 9pm . We had to catch an early ferry so took breakfast 15 min before start time. There were excellent choices, a wide variety, similar to Germany but with salmon too, as in Sweden. The food was laid out in rather small room and when the rest of the guest arrived en masse at 8 am, it was just too crowded. Especially with just one bean-to-cup coffee machine. Another bottle neck we avoided. Why not just have an urn?"

"Lalandia is a paradise for kids below 15. The resort offers endless facilities and entertainment. The houses are well built but are perhaps starting to show their age slightly. The resort was packed during our stay but it was still quiet and pleasant in our “neighbourhood”. Everything worked but the machines were getting on a bit. The local area features to fairly average but well stocked supermarkets and the huge tunnel building project. We found a lovely beach in nearby Kramnitze but recommend bathing shoes as you have to walk over a rocky bit to get to the sand. There is little else nearby and the distance and time required to visit Møn’s Klint is surprisingly long."