Enjoy your stay in the modern, high-quality holiday apartment “Hyggelig Ferie” in a quiet location.

On the spacious terrace you will find our beach chair and a small seating area with a table (in summer). You can park right in front of the door in our courtyard and if you have a slightly larger vehicle, for example, that's no problem. The holiday apartment is located on a converted farm in the middle of the countryside on the outskirts of Flensburg. This is an excellent starting point for excursions into the idyllic surroundings - be it on foot, by bike or by car. The so-called Ochsenweg (long-distance cycle path) runs right in front of the door and invites you to take a bike ride to the nearest beach or through the picturesque rapeseed fields. In the immediate vicinity you will find the Förde Park, Edeka (Jarplund) Lidl or the Team gas station. The holiday apartment is in the green, but still very well located in terms of transport. You can reach the A7 in 5 minutes north or south, the east tangent towards Denmark or Glücksburg. Eckernförder Landstr. Which takes you to the right towards Husby, Hürup, Satrup and Sörup or to the left directly into the city center of Flensburg. The city center cannot be reached on foot, but it is 10-20 minutes by bike, 5 minutes by bus or 5 minutes by car. Of course, you have free access to our high-speed WiFi (100 Mbit). “Hyggelig Ferie” is Danish and means cozy holidays.

Hyggelig Ferie is a modern and high-quality 2-room holiday apartment, consisting of a bedroom with a double bed (200 cm x 180 cm), a kitchen, a bathroom and a spacious living room with a sofa bed and dining room table. The bedroom and living room are each equipped with a television. The televisions have various connections for your devices. The washing machine, iron and ironing board are in the apartment and can of course be used free of charge at any time. Tripp Trapp high chair and cot are available free of charge upon request.

Flensburg is a border town, so visitors can enjoy the attractions of two cultures. The influence and traces of 400 years under the Danish crown can be found in many places and shape the cityscape and population. The maritime past can still be experienced and recreated today at the museum shipyard and in the museum harbor. The well-preserved facades, the narrow streets of the old town and the numerous merchants' houses invite you to take a journey back in time.