This central hotel is just 250 metres from Kongens Nytorv. It offers free Wi-Fi and modern rooms with private bathrooms. Strøget and Nyhavn are both within 5 minutes’ walk.
Set in a charming 19th-century building, this hotel is 3 minutes’ walk from City Hall Square and Tivoli Gardens. It offers free WiFi, free gym access and a popular breakfast buffet.
SANDRA
Ireland
Staff fabulous. Nice bar area. Nice breakfast. Great location.
Scandic Norreport is situated conveniently in the centre of Copenhagen, and offers a terrace, free WiFi and a bar. This 4-star hotel offers luggage storage space.
Breakfasts were excellent as well as localization.
Located in Copenhagen, 600 metres from Tivoli Gardens, WIDE Hotel provides accommodation with a fitness centre, private parking, a shared lounge and a terrace.
Very clean, tidy spacious room. Brilliant location!!
Comfort Hotel Copenhagen Airport has a fitness centre, a laundromat and a bar, 3 minutes walk from the airport terminal. Boasting family rooms and a kids playroom.
Cozy place near the airport, in a walking distance.
Featuring 3-star accommodation, Hotel Bethel is located in Copenhagen, less than 1 km from The David Collection and a 14-minute walk from Rosenborg Castle.
Excellent location, very clean, reception staff super friendly
Situated in Copenhagen and with Frederiksberg Have reachable within 800 metres, Scandic Falkoner features a fitness centre, non-smoking rooms, free WiFi and a bar.
Breakfast was amazing! Staff friendly. Lovely bar area!
Located in the trendy Vesterbro District, 150 metres from Copenhagen Central Station, this family-run hotel offers accommodation in Copenhagen’s bustling city centre.
Breakfast - simple but fresh and tasty. Helpful Polish staff :) PERFECT location
Situated in Copenhagen, within 2.8 km of Church of Our Saviour and 4.2 km of The National Museum of Denmark, Go Hotel City features accommodation with a bar and free WiFi throughout the property as...
Location, s0ace was clean , excellent breakfast and area
Located 1.2 km from Copenhagen Central Station and Tivoli Gardens, this eco-friendly hotel offers free WiFi and compact, yet functional and private rooms.
The staff was wonderful and it was on crait location
Sleepcph is located on a quiet street in Copenhagen, near grocery stores and the popular Amager Strand Park. Free, fast-speed WiFi is available throughout this self-service property.
good metro connection close by, a kitchen available
Just 200 metres from Tårnby Station and 3 minutes’ drive from Copenhagen Airport, this hotel offers functional accommodation with free WiFi and free private parking.
Very helpful with the information at the reception.
This stylish hotel provides accommodation in central Copenhagen, only 15 minutes’ walk from Tivoli Gardens. It offers free WiFi and air-conditioned rooms with luxury beds and a flat-screen TV.
I liked how clean it was and the staff was super friendly.
Set in the trendy Vesterbro district, this boutique hotel is just 200 metres from Copenhagen Central Station. It offers modern, design rooms with LED TVs and free Wi-Fi.
Boutique Hotel Herman K features a fitness centre, shared lounge, a terrace and bar in Copenhagen. This 5-star hotel offers room service, a 24-hour front desk and free WiFi.
Nicely designed boutique hotel in the city center.
This elegant boutique hotel is centrally located in Copenhagen, just 200 metres from Nyhavn. Hotel Sanders features a rooftop conservatory garden and a modern restaurant. WiFi access is free.
Lovely boutique hotel, great location and ambience
Housed in 2 converted warehouses from the 1800s, this hotel is found in the vibrant Nyhavn District. It features a continental breakfast and rooms with free WiFi and flat-screen TVs.
Excellent location, friendly staff and amazing rooms!
Located 200 metres from Copenhagen Central Station and the world-famous Tivoli Gardens, it couldn't be more central. Grand Joanne has 162 unique rooms and suites spread over 6 floors.
Room was well decorated and the bed was super comfy
Set in a heritage-listed 1780s building, this waterfront hotel is next to Amalienborg Royal Palace and opposite Copenhagen Opera House.
Position is wonderful, rooms are nice and spacious
FAQs about hotels in Copenhagen
On average, 3-star hotels in Copenhagen cost £119 per night, and 4-star hotels in Copenhagen are £163 per night. If you're looking for something really special, a 5-star hotel in Copenhagen can on average be found for £266 per night (based on Booking.com prices).
The average price per night for a 3-star hotel in Copenhagen this weekend is £113 or, for a 4-star hotel, £155. Looking for something even fancier? 5-star hotels in Copenhagen for this weekend cost on average around £325 per night (based on Booking.com prices).
On average, it costs £114 per night to book a 3-star hotel in Copenhagen for tonight. You'll pay on average around £141 if you choose to stay in a 4-star hotel tonight, while a 5-star hotel in Copenhagen will cost around £369 (based on Booking.com prices).
One of the world’s most environmentally friendly cities, Copenhagen has an abundance of water, parks and bicycle paths. Famous for its fine dining and 8 kilometres of sandy beaches, this city is one of the North’s best-kept secrets!
Copenhagen is known as the City of Spires because its skyline is broken by the steeple of beautiful churches and castles. The distinctive Frederiksstaden district has two of the city’s iconic symbols: Amalienborg Palace and Frederik's Church.
Discover the city’s significant jazz scene at the Copenhagen Jazz Festival and two of the world’s oldest amusement parks, the Tivoli Gardens and Dyrehavsbakken. The city’s 13 Michelin star restaurants guarantee that any fine dining needs are fully met. Speaking of food, Copenhagen has one of the world’s highest numbers of restaurants per capita!
Views of Copenhagen are hard to beat from Rundetårn, or Round Tower, and the spire of the Church of Our Saviour. For a bit of alternative culture a bit closer to the ground, nearby Freetown Christiania is the place to go to! It’s a self-proclaimed autonomous district, famous for its liberal lifestyle and creative arts. A definite must-see!
Kastrup Airport, the largest one in the Scandinavia, is only a 15-minute train ride from the city centre. Whether you choose to stay at a hip hostel, luxury hotel or a cosy apartment, Booking.com has a perfect Copenhagen accommodation.
I have friends in Copenhagen and always enjoy going there to...
I have friends in Copenhagen and always enjoy going there to visit. I love that it is so easy to get around using the trains and metro. I enjoy the historic buildings in the old part of the city and visiting castles and museums in Copenhagen and in other parts of Denmark. I always go to visit the Royal Copenhagen store and the Studio Arhoj. In summer, there are many lovely parks and beaches to visit. There are lots of good restaurants and cafés to choose from. The only drawback is that it is very expensive.
heavyevvy
Canada
Scored 10
10
The people are lovely and polite.
The people are lovely and polite. There are so many interesting things to see around the city. Many museums, attractions, shopping, cafes etc... As a solo woman traveller, I felt very safe in the city even walking around at night. It is an easy city to take day trips from to other parts of the country and even to Sweden and Germany. I would highly recommend the city for a visit. I stayed for 10 days and it was the perfect time. If I had stayed longer I would have travelled to more of Scandinavia.
Lucy Sylvia
Canada
Scored 10
10
Copenhagen is one of my favorite cities.
Copenhagen is one of my favorite cities. It's easy to get around, with lots of great sights to see and food to enjoy. Public transportation is easy, and the Metro is the best way to get into the city from the airport. Nyhavn has some wonderful restaurants and ice cream shops. I recommend Hyttefadet for a meal and Vaffelbageren for ice cream or a decadent chocolate truffle. Restaurant Vita near Kongens Nytorv serves traditional Danish fare with friendly service. Amalienborg and Rosenborg Palaces are both worth the visit (get a combined ticket). If you can get to Amalienborg in late morning, watch the elaborate changing-of-the-guard ceremony. It starts at noon and lasts about 45 minutes. Tivoli Gardens is a magical place, especially in December. But there is much more to see in Copenhagen than these well-known sights, so plan to walk around as much as you can. For a tasty souvenir, stop at Lakrids Kompagniet (available at Tivoli and some Christmas markets in season)--a local company that makes some of the best European licorice treats ever!
TheresaMF
United States
Scored 8.0
8.0
We went in December, but cold. Getting around was good.
We went in December, but cold. Getting around was good. You can hire bikes or walk. Everything seems to be about 10 mins away. River cruise was good. I will go when again when its a bit warmer though.
Joanna
Scored 10
10
The blend of old and new in Copenhagen is seamless.
The blend of old and new in Copenhagen is seamless. It's one of the cleanest cities I've ever visited and everyone we met was polite and helpful. Of course, everyone's English was also impeccable which made for easy travelling and put us to shame! There is something for everyone and I would highly recommend the canal boat tour for a quick orientation when you arrive before settling in. The best hotdog stand in near the Round Tower - organic and delicious!! Cycling is very popular and easy, but being January with snow and ice on the road, we were a little nervous; definitely would use bikes in the summer months though.
Rochelle
United Kingdom
Scored 8.0
8.0
The warm politeness and kindness of the people stood out,...
The warm politeness and kindness of the people stood out, and I loved that I could easily communicate in English. Strolling and shopping along Europe's longest street was a delight, with stunning architecture adding to the charm. Exploring the city through its trains, metros, buses, and picturesque canal rides was unforgettable, and the variety of eateries made the experience even more enjoyable! We went to the movies, had fun in the tube at the train station, visited the Guinness World of Records which was fun for kids. We visited Tivoli Gardens, visited the statue of the little marmaid, visited souvenir shops too. We ate at Madklubben Vesterbro, Espresso, Le Diamant Bistro among others.
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Lovely modern hotel located close to metro and about 2 stops from city centre, for our short stay of 3 nights in Copenhagen. Small but perfectly adequate room which was spick and span. Super powerful shower too.. Marvelous roof top bar that served small bites, alcohol, hot and cold drinks. Staff were friendly and helpful too Good amenities close by, supermarket, pharmacy, bars, restaurants and cafe.
We really enjoyed our stay at NH Collection: our room was really clean, modern and spacious, whilst members of staff were friendly and helpful. And the sound insulation was excellent as we didn't hear any of the traffic or any other residents of the hotel! The location itself was perfect to explore the city centre by foot. We warmly recommend this hotel and would happily return when back in Copenhagen.
Great location! Near Tivoli and the famous Stroget shopping street and look out for Doner Kebab restaurant on Stroget street. It's been around forever and my husband craves it every year. We've stayed in many hotels in Copenhagen throughout the years and this is our favorite. Historic design by Arne Jacobsen. Try to book the Arne Jacobsen Suite.
Superb location, easy to reach city centre on foot. Both train and bus terminals are in convenient reach to travel outside of the capital. Copenhagen mall is also within walking distance. All in all, it is a good hotel for those who prefer to focus on the town itself rather spending a lot of times indoors.
We loved everything about this cosy hotel. Very welcoming and friendly staff who were happy to help. Excellent breakfast. Bike hire. Great location close to everything. We were so glad we chose Absalon Hotel and we had a great time in Copenhagen.
Fiona
New Zealand
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