For further details, contact the Danish Tourist Board. There are private rooms to let, usually for one night, all over Denmark. A further charge will be made if more beds are required. In Copenhagen rooms can be booked in person through the Tourist Information Department for a fee of DKr15. Local tourist offices may be contacted, either by writing or in person.
Chalets are available in various parts of the country.
Over 500 campsites are officially recognised and graded for facilities and shelter. Fulfil minimum requirements for sanitary installations, drinking water, etc. There are 100 Youth and Family Hostels scattered around the country, all of which take members of affiliated organisations. A membership card from the National Youth Hostel Association is required. Hostels are classified from 1-5 stars.