VillaVilla is a Danish agency that has specialised in renting out large holiday homes in Denmark, Sweden and northern Germany since 2003. Today, we rent out more than 500 large holiday homes – so large that we call them Sammenhuse™️. They can accommodate 10–40 people and feature a pool or spa, activity rooms and large common areas where family, friends or colleagues can get together. We make it easy to get together – whether it's for a holiday, birthday or company outing. Our local VillaVilla hosts welcome guests, introduce them to the house and are available throughout their stay.

This luxurious house in Hostrup, near the Limfjord, can accommodate up to 30 guests and is located in scenic surroundings close to the beach. The house is 335m2 in size and sits on a large, secluded natural plot overlooking fields and valleys. With 10 bedrooms in three sections, three bathrooms and an extra one in the pool area, there is plenty of space for everyone. The house is disabled-friendly and also has family rooms. The house is well equipped with a large kitchen that includes two dishwashers, ovens, sinks, large hobs and an American fridge. There is also an outdoor kitchen with charcoal and gas grills and a gas-heated pizza oven. Indoors, there is a large pool with a water slide, Roman steps and counter-current system. \r\n\r\nThere is also an indoor hot tub and sauna, as well as an outdoor spa area with jacuzzi and outdoor shower. The activity room includes a bar, billiards, pool, air hockey, table tennis and table football. There is also a sofa corner for films, a Playstation 5 and musical instruments. Outdoors there is a large sandpit, climbing tower, swings, seesaw, trampoline, multi-purpose court, basketball hoops, petanque court and an east-facing morning terrace. The garden has an herb garden and fruit bushes with edible berries. The house is environmentally friendly with solar panels and green wind turbine power. The area offers beautiful nature, beaches, kite or windsurfing, swimming, fishing and attract Accommodation is not suitable for groups of young people.