Legoland Wild West Cabins

Really loved our stay. Cosy. Not particularly well equipped but I knew that in advance, and they didn't need to be. Comfy beds. Shower was fine. Very responsive boiler provided very hot water very quickly. Loved the playgrounds dotted around felt very safe. Excellent convenient spot for walking to Legoland, Lalandia, and Lego House along the short easy sculpture trail.

You come here for Legoland, and little other reason. Our cabin was cute, although the main bed was packed into a room that could barely hold it. I loved all the Lego paintings. As we were to be staying in downtown hotels the entirety of our trip, the cabin out in the country was a welcome change of pace. I hope they consider a restaurant that serves meals, not just a single buffet. Overall, this is a well-priced alternative to the expensive resort, and barely a 10 minute walk to Legoland.

The Lego village was great, our kids loved spotting the lego models and also all the playgrounds around the areas. The Wlid west cabin was clean and well enough equipped for us to make breakfast and packed lunches. The only negative was that when we asked at reception about getting around Billund no one mentioned the free shuttle bus, we only found out about it on our last day.

Wild west cabin for 2+3 Cabin was perfect value for our family. Services, showers etc., were good an hospitality, customer services, were at great level. Children liked very much the different playground areas and mooncars. 4 stars out of five, because there is always room to improve, like garbage separation and sorting.

Very good for kids; open area, multiple playgrounds, activities in restaurant & reception. There's even a mini golf area in the corner of the site. Cabin was a little small especially the beds. The double was just 2 single mattresses put together. Bring your own sheets or pay for Legoland own. The lighting was dim but gave us an idea of what it would be like in 'the wild west.' Overall it was good but if we was to book again I would consider Ninjago cabins which looked much bigger.

Not worth the cost I don't think we quite understoon the "Campy" level that these accommodations were. For nearly $400 (when you include the price of renting our own linens) this felt very, very over priced. The cabin was TINY and very dimly lit. The beds were also TINY (the bunks where made for toddlers, not my teenage kids) and the room for adults was wall to wall bed. You had to climb over the other person to get in and out. The bathroom was also TINY. The "kitchen" if you could call it that, had a tiny beverage fridge, and a hot plate with a couple of pans. NO BOWLS! How are you supposed to eat breakfast with no bowls?!? We were all very happy our stay here was only one night, as I think we would have gone crazy trying to live here longer. We are not a campy family, so I'm sure that had something to do with it. The only lego features were some lego statues on our walk into the place and a very overpriced buffet we could pay for to have a meal (which we opted not to do.) If we ever come back to Billund, we will be looking else where for a place to stay.