In the scenic landscape of central Jutland, where the road between Aarhus and Viborg crosses the Gudena River, you will find a charming inn with roots dating back to the 17th century. The same family has run the place for more than 60 years, and it shows in personal hospitality, well-preserved history and thoughtfully decorated house. With a location close to both nature and town life, the hotel is a perfect base for exploring central and eastern Jutland. The inn has tastefully renovated rooms, all facing the lush garden and the gently flowing Gudena River. The rooms have new beds and a 40-inch LED TV with 20 free channels. Here, you can stay comfortably whether you are on vacation, a weekend break or a business trip. The inn restaurant has existed since 1949 and is known for its good food, a legacy founded by Else Andersen, who, together with her husband Hans, shaped its gastronomic profile. She published several cookbooks with local recipes and appeared on multiple TV shows. Today, her food philosophy continues with dishes such as homemade Danish meatballs alongside modern dishes inspired by French cuisine. The restaurant is ideal for both relaxed dinners, weddings and festive meals. For business travelers, the inn offers day conferences and course stays in peaceful surroundings. Guests looking for nature experiences can book a canoe trip on the Gudena River or play golf at Tange So Golf Course, only ten minutes away. The inn also offers packages with admission to Randers Regnskov. The Gudena River runs right outside the door and invites you to canoe vacations and historic walks along the barge haulers' trail. In the area, Aarhus' modern cultural offerings and Silkeborg's nature experiences are within easy reach. For a guided adventure, Krominoen, a luxurious local hiking route, is perfect for exploring the best of Jutland on foot.