Serviced apartment Hotel Residens Moen (Stege, Denmark)

Residens Møen is a new holiday resort and conference centre at Møn in the middle of the old, famous market town, Stege. The historical buildings are both charming and nostalgic. The red atrium courtyard, surrounded by the yellow facades and the red tile roof, gives a distinguished feeling of sunshine and warmth. The location of Residens Møen in the middle of Stege is very unique. To the east, the idyllic Langgade with its characteristical joined houses leads the way to the Church of Stege and the wonderful and cozy town centre. To the west, the garden of Residens Møen lies with a fantastic view of the Bay of Stege and the beautiful Queen Alexandrine Bridge from 1943. In the evening it is possible to see one of the most lovely sunsets imaginable from here. The building of Residens Møen was, as the sign above the door indicates, erected in 1703 on request from King Frederik IV of Denmark and used as a school for navigators. Since the school only managed to educate six chief officers in the course of twenty years, it was, however, shut down. Later the building was made into a penal institution for the upper class society.