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Stayed 2 nights at Chimes Spa Retreat. It is located about 5 mins drive away from Denmark town centre. It is located next to a cow farm where you can see them grazing before you pull your vehicle in to the retreat. It has only 10 rooms. To avoid disappointment you are encouraged to book early. The rooms have been fully refurbished to cater to the most discerning travellers, with modern amenities and stylish deco, top with an oversized couple bathtub.  The retreat has some parking facilities (complimentary), spa treatment, a pool (seems that it was closed during our visit) and some beautiful parrots which they will come to be fed early in the morning. The surrounding is peaceful and tranquil. A perfect getaway.

We've stayed in quite a few different accommodations in Denmark over the 13yrs of our marriage, and love to return whenever possible (especially for anniversaries). Mostly we love b'n'bs, but find the ”b” on the end variable to non-existent (how do Air B'n'B get to advertise as such when no breakfast is supplied?) We actually cancelled the original choice because at the last minute it just didn't feel right, and selecting Windrose was absolutely the right decision! So much so that we probably won't even bother to look at anywhere else next time we visit. Eco-friendly is right up our alley, and the quirky, rammed earth building set in quiet bushland and frequented by birds and frogs is a wonderfully tranquil place to spend a few nights, or more. The Moaning Frogs were just appearing and the chorus grew each night, but not to any disturbing volume. The new mattress in the Forest Room was extremely comfy and we slept early and well for 3 nights. The disability rails in the bathroom of that room were helpful for my husband and having a small line for hanging wet towels and swimmers outside was very useful after our swim at fabulous (and freezing!) Elephant Rocks. Anna is a delightful, friendly, accommodating host of 21 years experience. Her breakfasts each morning cooked to order were delicious, along with freshly-baked bread and a good selection of cereals, fruit, yoghurt and toast breads. The German sausage and mustard were much in demand. We found meals shared around the common table with other guests to be most enjoyable and added to the experience.

My significant other and I had the pleasesure of spending a few nights at 31 On The Terrace a few years ago (December 2019) and I still recall the experience since the proprietors are just about the sweetest people in town. So hat's off to Rob and Debbie if they're still running the place. We booked the smallest room there, and it was still great. Side note: Remember to bring a car if you visit Denmark, since most attractions are far away. We forgot and the proprietor took pity on us and gave us a lift to the local brewery (also worth a visit).