Stay at 44MØEN in a local environment at Møn. The area includes easy busconnections around the island and to trains going to Copenhagen, a supermarket in walking distance and a new café / bakery just around the corner. 44MØEN hosts exhibitions from May-September. The garden is spacious and hosts various art pieces too. Please note that the only double bed is located on a loft/mezzanine level. Access is via a steep staircase, and the accommodation is therefore not wheelchair accessible and may not be suitable for guests with reduced mobility or walking difficulties. You share a communal kitchen with our visiting artists. Before you leave, kindly make sure to: Place all dirty dishes in the dishwasher and start a cycle if it is full. Empty used coffee filters into the trash and dispose of any other food waste properly. Wipe down countertops, tables, and other surfaces after use. Remove any food and personal items you have stored in the refrigerator. Empty kitchen trash into the waste bins located by the road before your departure. Place refundable bottles and cans ("pant") in the designated recycling bin. Please remember that you are sharing this kitchen with our Artists-in-Residence. During their stay, this space serves as their home and workplace. We therefore ask all guests to be considerate, respectful, and mindful of others when using the kitchen. Thank you for helping us keep the space clean and welcoming for everyone. Please check in at 44Møen main entry area between 1 pm - 4 pm (Wed-Sun) If you are arriving on Monday or Tuesday please contact us for arrangements. Check out at 11 am at main entry area, if earlier check out please contact us for individual arrangements. Please take off sheets and duvet covers and place on the ground by main door after your stay. Welcome!

44Møen is an international exhibition space located on the island of Møn in southern Denmark. It was established in 2008 by the German curator and collector René Block, in close collaboration with a group of friends and artists with tight ties to the island: Bjørn Nørgaard, Lene Adler Petersen, Ursula Reuter Christiansen, and Henning Christiansen.