The Luxury Guesthouse is designed for those who appreciate luxury and beautiful design. It is perfect for couples seeking relaxation and tranquility in the rolling countryside, with easy access to the many scenic forests surrounding Ganløse. It also caters to travelers who are tired of uninspiring hotels and dull interiors, as well as young families eager to explore the many attractions of North Zealand. The guesthouse features a private entrance and its own courtyard, and forms part of Fluebjerg Gaard, which dates back to 1880. By arrangement, your stay can be combined with access to a sauna and pool during the winter months.

Your host, Bjørn Stene, and his family have called Fluebjerg Gaard home for 25 years and are responsible for the careful renovation of this historic farmhouse from 1880. Bjørn is passionate about design, nature and his greenhouse, which are open for guests to enjoy. Occasionally, Fluebjerg Gaard is also used as a location for film productions.

The Luxury Guesthouse is located just outside Ganløse, a small town in North Zealand known for several remarkable features: Unique Landscape: Ganløse is surrounded by a distinctive moraine landscape, crisscrossed by tunnel valleys formed during the last Ice Age. The area features rolling hills, fields, forests, and lakes, creating a picturesque setting. Scenic Location: Situated close to nature and as part of the Mølleåen Nature Park, Ganløse offers abundant opportunities for outdoor experiences. For example, Store Maglemose in Ganløse Ore is currently being restored from spruce forest back to wetland, attracting a variety of wildlife. Historical Significance: First mentioned in 1321 as Galløsæ and later as Gandløse/Ganløse, the town’s name likely means “the clearing by the ravine.” Ganløse Church dates back to the Middle Ages, and Ganløse Mill, built in 1863 and recently restored, stands as a local landmark. The average age in Ganløse is 48, and the town is especially popular among families with children. In summary, Ganløse is a small town that combines rich natural surroundings, historical heritage, and modern family life in a uniquely North Zealand context