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 the park with unlimited exit and re-entry to and from the park (which for us meant a 2-hour break for kid's naps in the middle of the day) was just fabulous. Our kids are 1 and 3, and the view to the park was not necessary for such small kids but a nice perk, as were the small gifts and the legos that were laid out in the room upon check-in.
With the usual Danish eye for design, I was a bit disappointed that the rooms were not in any better condition or that so little emphasis had been made on Danish design elements, but then again, it's legoland and every thing had been designed with lego's in mind - from carpets to tables to shampoo bottles in the bathroom. However for the price you pay you can expect top notch and I our room was a little worn down - no wonder with so many families with small children who stay there every year! We will for sure go back in two years and already look forward to the park and the hotel all over again.

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 Billundbad swimming baths, which is 7 minutes away and huge, with a great 'black hole' slide. Breakfast buffet is included each morning, with cheese, meats, bread rolls, cereals, yogurts, fruit and salad, fruit juices, tea and coffee, as much as you can eat. The staff are lovely and helpful, and you can eat evening meal in the facility, or order take away pizzas, burgers and fries. There is a communal kitchen with oven, microwave, kettle and sink, and plenty of play areas all over the site. Really great.

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 of the presence of many families. The disadvantage was that it could be noisy early morning. The lego theme inside the rooms is appreciated.

Definitely a family hotel I would recommend when going to Legoland Billund.

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 rooms are private and have own bathrooms etc. Bedding is supplied at extra cost and you return the bedding on check-out. Thus the linen, while spotless, requires a little bit of work on arrival to sort out. This might be a bit of hassle if arriving late with young children especially as the kids were in bunk beds.

There is no cleaning service. Every guest keeps their own room clean so a broom and dustpan would have been helpful.

Breakfast was good and was reasonably priced compared to what one might pay elsewhere.

For groups, there is a communal kitchen and meeting rooms available which came in handy for Lego related socialising.

Hotels in Billund are usually very expensive. The inexpensive Zleep hotel at the airport is within walking distance but I wouldn't fancy the walk in inclement weather. Legoland Village offers a much lower cost alternative if its a bed you are after near Legoland without slumming it.

Would stay here again.