Nature as the main attraction
The new building is designed as a long winged house constructed in natural materials such as larch tree facades and a green sedum roof supporting the biodiversity of the building. The design of the new hotel apartments refers to the typology of barn houses with a rustic character, a saddle roof and large ports.
The interior mixes soft and rustic design creating an informal and honest expression. In front of the new building, there is a large sun terrace where guests and visitors can enjoy the view over the lake Hunosø. By using large panorama windows with seats built into the frames, the view is drawn into the apartments. This feature supports the vision of bringing visitors closer to nature.
Since 2017, the islands of Møn and Nyord has been Dark Sky Certificated. This means that on cloudless nights, visitors can explore almost 14,000 stars directly from their rooms at Klintholm Gods Lake Apartments.
Realdania development project called “The Manors of The Future”
Klintholm Gods Lake Apartments is a part of Realdania’s development project called “The Manor of The Future”. The purpose of the project is to reinvent Danish manors into places where culture, local communities and new businesses thrive in order to increase tourism and support the local environment.
Klintholm Gods, formerly known as Hunosøgaard, was originally designed as a pension for artists and people from Copenhagen in the late 1800s. In the past 25 years, the manor has been reconstructed, new buildings have been added and the place has been rented out and used as a hostel.
