Hideaway Vingård on the island of Fejø, north of Lolland in Denmark, hires out its Traktørsted, a timber-framed dining room, for meetings of 12 to 30 people and for parties of up to 40 seated guests. The estate is a working vineyard with its own wines, a fig arboretum and three small guest huts.
Seminars and company events
The meeting offer is built around the Traktørsted. The room takes 12 to 30 people. On arrival the team sets out coffee, tea and water, and Wi-Fi is included. Lunch and dinner come from the vineyard's own kitchen, or the organiser can arrange meals with other restaurateurs on the island. Before or after the session, groups can take a guided tour of the vineyard and a wine tasting with a presentation of the wines. Breaks can be spent walking the 2.3 hectares between the vines, the Mediterranean-style trees and the fig arboretum.
Weddings and receptions
The site presents private parties rather than weddings. The Traktørsted seats up to 40 dining guests. A grill trailer can be added, run by the vineyard's cook or by your own. The team helps put a menu together and can arrange a wine tasting, party games and a party photographer. Anyone planning a wedding should ask the vineyard directly whether the date and format are possible.
Rooms and capacities
The Traktørsted has a high ceiling, wooden roof structures, plank tables, a bar and a large collection of corkscrews on the wall panels. It seats 30 people in its standard layout, and up to 40 for a party meal. A building from 2021 next door holds an accessible toilet with a shower. A garden courtyard with trees sits outside the room, and a covered stage is mentioned on the facilities page.
Accommodation
Three huts stand among the vines and can be booked by guests. The Rondo hut measures 20 square meters, the Solaris and Fig huts 10 square meters each. Each has a double bed, a small kitchenette, a covered terrace and a table for two. The huts have no bathroom: toilets and showers are in a separate building about 50 meters away, and a shared kitchen house is available. Breakfast is served on a tray from the Traktørsted, and a bottle of the vineyard's wine and the loan of a tandem bicycle are included. Three double huts will not house a whole team, so organisers of larger groups should plan other lodging on Fejø.
Catering
The vineyard serves a Mediterranean-inspired lunch based on local and organic ingredients, with a summer tapas plate and a few small dishes, and the menu changes in spring and autumn. Wines from the estate accompany the meals. The vineyard has about 4,700 vines, and a tasting with a tour can be added to a group visit.
History and setting
Hideaway sits at the top of Fejø, with views of fields, fruit trees and the sea. The estate grows grapes, runs a biodiversity area and keeps what it describes as the largest fig arboretum in Northern Europe, with more than 70 varieties. A wastewater treatment plant serves the toilets and the winery.
Getting there
The estate is at Storemosevej 18, 4944 Fejø. The Traktørsted is open to the public on set days from May to mid-September, so private bookings should be agreed in advance with the team by phone or email.
