We have been several times to Hotel Legoland in the past, but being the middle of the peak season at Legoland...we looked at a few alternatives, and then booked Legoland Village for the first time. Price was certainly a key factor! It is substantially cheaper for a family of four! First thing to notice is that the Legoland Village complex... More

We stayed here for two nights while visiting Legoland, and while it was one of the most expensive stays of my travelling career, we had two very happy boys who ate, slept and had fun for two days and I guess then it's worth every penny. Being able to skip the lines at the ticket office, having direct access to... More

We took our 7 children, and 2 grandparents with us for 4 nights in the 10 person family room. It was brilliant. There were 4 bunk beds and 2 singles, 2 big bathrooms with showers and a big fridge. Plenty of electric sockets and lights for everyone. Legoland is a 5 minute walk away, and you have free entry to... More

I am very happy over the choice. I think I would enjoy this more compared to the expensive option inside Legoland itslef. This one is cozy, down to earth, clean and big rooms and common facilities. The buffet dinner we had was good, selection quite varied. the breakfast is simpler but still lots of selection. I felt safe here because... More

I stayed here with my family in April as part of a group event. The location is excellent. Its a 5 minute walk to Legoland park entrance and there are shopping and leisure facilities adjacent and on-site including a water park. Parking is free for guests but don't forget to get a pass at reception. The accommodation is hostel-like but... More

Stayed at Legoland Village in June 2010 and really liked it. We took a larger house to accommodate our family of six. The rooms looked new. The kitchen included all possible amenities - so we could cook ourselves. There was a good TV, two bathrooms and the master bathroom included a jacuzzi. There was no air conditioning but we did... More

We(two exhausted parents+3 kids) just came home from staying at The Legoland Village for two nights and we were pleased with our stay there. The Duplo theme of the buildings and rooms are nice and appreciated by the kids. The rooms were rather spacious and very clean and nicely decorated. You dont need to bring your own bedlinen and towels... More

I should first state that I am not much of a hostel person but there was no availability at any decent hotel close to the Billund Legoland property so we did not have much choice. Legoland Village is a family hostel, meaning that you get zero amenities, so take that into account when you book your room. The property is... More

Booked direct with property for five nights inc. buffet breakfast. Linen is available for hire at 7 euro each person and you make up your own bed. Rooms for 2 to 10 persons. No tea/coffe making in rooms but all customers have use of communal kitchens to fix a snack etc. you can buy items from mini mart onsite. Bakery... More