Best Accommodation and Restaurants in Denmark

Have you visited the Great Southern town of Denmark? While Albany is a popular spot to stay, just 40 minutes drive west is the charming town of Denmark. Most famous for it’s stunning beaches, tall trees, tasty local produce and excellent wineries, this WA country town is well worth exploring. Here’s our guide to the best places to stay in the area, as well as the most delicious restaurants in Denmark.

Restaurants in Denmark

The Lake House, Denmark

The stunning Lake House is home to a winery, cellar door, and restaurant. If you love an epic gourmet platter with your glass of vino, be sure to make a stop at this little bit of paradise amongst the tall trees. Read all about it in the Seniorocity review.

Boston Brewery, Denmark

The incredibly popular Boston Brewery serves up handcrafted beer and wine with sensational snacks and pub food all day long. If you like a glass of wine – good news, you can enjoy resident Willoughby Park in the beer garden too. Read all about it in the Seniorocity review.

Duckett’s Mill Wines, Denmark

Found along the Scottsdale Tourist Trail in Denmark, this winery shares a spot with Denmark Farmhouse Cheese. What a perfect pairing! Read all about it in the Seniorocity review.

Pepper & Salt Restaurant, Denmark

One of the region’s most renowned restaurants Pepper and Salt has a relaxed ambience, stunning views, boutique wine and delicious Fijian-Indian inspired dishes. Read all about it in the Seniorocity review.

The Dam, Denmark

One of the regions newest places to dine, The Dam is home to a delicious seasonal menu, as well as unique signature cocktails made with its own CBD hemp distilled spirits. See more on their website.

The Denmark Chocolate Company

Love chocolate? The Denmark Chocolate Company is a must visit attraction amongst stunning cottage gardens. WA’s first licensed chocolate lounge lets you enjoy fine handmade chocolates with local wines. Their hot chocolates are not to be missed. Read all about it in the Seniorocity review.

Mrs Jones Café, Denmark

Found in the Old Butter Factory, Mrs Jones Cafe is a charming spot to enjoy all-day breakfast, lunch and good coffee. See more on their website.

Ajar On Shadforth

AJAR on Shadforth has an incredible vista for lunch with a view. The delicious and innovative contemporary Australian menu is full of fresh local produce. A bonus – AJAR on Shadforth is a BYO restaurant, perfect for enjoying a drop you’ve purchased from a local cellar door. See more on their website.

Bartholomews Meadery, Denmark

Something a little different is Mead, aka honey wine. Bartholomews Meadery produces honey, mead and even scrumptious honey Ice Cream. See a glass beehive, and choose from many bee and honey-related gifts, including toys and skin care. See more on their website.

Places to Stay in Denmark and Walpole

Big 4 Ocean Beach Holiday Park, Denmark

Big 4 Ocean Beach Holiday Park is about a 9km drive from the heart of Denmark, in a tranquil seaside location. There are self-contained cabins, as well as camping facilities on offer. Read all about it in the Seniorocity review.

Coalmine Beach Holiday Park, Walpole

Lovely Coalmine Beach Holiday Park overlooks the calm waters of the Nornalup Inlet. Guests can stay in fully equipped chalets, cosy cabins, luxury glamping tents or you can even bring your own caravan or tent. See more on their website.

The Koorabup Motel, Denmark

Found amongst the karri forests, this handy motel is situated just 1km (or a 5-minute walk) from the Denmark town centre. See more on their website.

Chimes Spa Retreat, Denmark

You’ll be warmly welcomed to this small and exclusive boutique retreat. This Denmark accommodation has been architect designed for discerning adults who appreciate attention to detail and a little bit of luxury. See more on their website.

Pic Credit: Chimes

Have we missed any of your favourite restaurants in Denmark? Let us know in the comments below!

See our guide to things to do in Denmark here.

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Stella is loving retirement! Besides her loves of gardening, reading and painting, she adores spending time with her family and being out and about in Perth. Living in the Perth Hills, her time is often spent brunching with her husband at one of Kalamunda’s many cafes or enjoying a food platter over a glass of wine at a Bickley Valley winery.