레고랜드 닌자고 캐빈(Legoland Ninjago Cabins)

while the staff at Legoland's Holiday Village Pirate Rooms are commendable for their friendly demeanor and the thematic decor provides a delightful setting, the room facilities significantly detract from the overall experience. Unfortunately, the room experience did not match our expectations set by the promotional images. Unlike traditional hotel accommodations, the Pirate Rooms lacked basic amenities. Notably, essentials such as bedsheets, towels, and even glasses for water were absent, requiring an additional purchase of 13 euros per person for basic linen. The absence of a refrigerator and complimentary water further emphasized the minimalistic approach to guest comfort, which might be surprising for some visitors. Moreover, it’s essential for potential visitors to be prepared for the high costs associated with Denmark, particularly if traveling from other countries, we traveled from Finland, where the price difference can be quite stark. The lack of amenities such as room service could be felt more keenly due to these higher general expenses. All and all, I would say the Holiday Village room did not seem worthy of the price we paid.

Small but well-thought-out accommodation, comfortable for an overnight stay. Breakfast included in the price with the option of dinner came in handy. In the room, the smallest children will be delighted with Duplo sets. Only a few minutes walk to Legoland, as well as Lalandia opposite with shops. Playground in the area and many details from Lego.

Great experience at the village. Nicely planed park with space for everyone. Various children playgrounds so they can always stay nearby. Great services with kitchens fully equipped. Love the place and the experience. Will be back even if is just to camp! this time stayed at the pirate room. except finding poor lightening it was great. bought birthday party pack and was delighted by the experience. Worth every little penny

Lego Holiday Village is a great way to experience Lego vibes outside Legoland. Lego Ninjago cabins had all the necessary equipment for our family, the area is great, with playgrounds and little shop and restaurant. Our kids loved it!

Location and ambiance were great Good food! Very nice place to stay with family Legoland is in a close proximity about 10 minutes by walk We were happy to stay there and kids found lots of fun out there

Nice park, nice and friendly staff. The cabin was clean, but could be cleaner (i.e. on the tops of closets (were we always put our empty bags) it looked like it was never cleaned). However, bathroom, kitchen, etc were clean. You can cook in the kitchen, but really slowly. The kids (7, 9 and 12 yr) had a great time here, and loved the atmosphere. The sleeping sofa was one of the best sleeping sofas we have seen (our 12 year old was really comfortable on it).

The park itself was amazing. All the staff were super friendly ass well. The only thing that was a big disappointment was the breakfast buffet at the Holiday Village. Very bad quality of food. We chose for having dinner at the buffwt in Legoland Hotel. There it was very good with a good variety of fresh meat, fish and vegetables. We will come back for sure but skip the Holiday Village restaurant.

We were camping at Legoland holiday Village for 5 nights during our holiday. We booked an XL size pitch with electric hook up and it was big enough for our VW and awning. As newbies to the world of camper-vanning, we were unsure what to expect but it was wonderful. First- the important bits: the toilets and showers are fine. They are cleaned regularly and there are plenty within easy reach of all the areas of the village. There are also some family showers which were great for taking the kids in and having a bit more space to do things in. The shop has all the basics, but it is expensive. It took us a couple of days to work on our local geography to realise there is a Netto in Billund (near to the Lego house) and there is a rather large supermarket in LaLandia which is much better value. Both are walkable (Netto is about 30 mins nice walk) LaLandia is 5 mins and this makes things a lot more affordable. Once we were up to speed with the right supermarket we then used the communal cooking facilities which were great. There are loads of hobs and a microwave and a lovely feel in there as people cooked their food! I found a fellow English person in there and picked their brains about supermarkets and things! The village is a 10 min walk from LegoLand which is perfect, we popped back to our van during lunch time once as it such a short walk. There is a buffet restaurant on site, which I booked for our first night, this came out at about £100 for all 4 of us. Which isn’t cheap, and I have a husband and a twin 2 who isn’t a fan of buffets…. But I didn’t mind it, the salmon was lovely! Lots of people used the take away from there from what I can see. LegoLand holiday village was perfect… we asked our children where they want to go on holiday next year…..I think we are coming back!

We stayed here for a few days during a trip to Billund for Legoland. The theming in the pirate motel is fab with the added touch of Lego models in the room and a Lego pirate treasure chest of Duplo to play with. The site has lots to do, treasure hunt, inflatable pillows, play parks amongst other things. The kids really enjoyed it. We paid for the buffet for both of our nights for ease and whilst it was good, it seems the same menu is put on every single night which gets a bit tiresome. It might be good to mix it up a bit with the menu but I guess most people only ever stay for 2-3 days so I guess there's not much point in doing it. My only gripe is that the shop is super expensive. I'm aware that Denmark as a whole is expensive but for example, a 6 pack of 330ml beers is over £10. From what I can gather, this is far far more expensive than in other supermarkets. Would definitely stay again if ever in billund again.