Hotels With Bar in Hovedstaden, Denmark

Stayed 6 days in a junior suite. The room was clean, well-maintained, and comfortable. The surroundings were peaceful and relaxing. Breakfast offered a good variety and quality spread. The Thai restaurant, Blue Elephant, located on the B1 level, was excellent and worth a visit. There is also a ****** next to the main entrance, though we didn’t visit it.

No toilets inside room was obviously the hardest bit. My room was away from the toilet and I didn’t feel safe to go to toilet on my own at night. The 3ppl room felt small and it was hard to open suitcases.

We had to clean the drain in the bathroom ourselves, as the water wouldn't run down and out of the grate... Pretty bad... The room was otherwise nice and clean... There was no sofa arrangement in the room, as it was otherwise shown on pictures on Trip.com...

Great location and service! My only minor gripes are that the single room bed was a bit too small, and the shower glass in the bathroom had to be opened and closed to use. Otherwise, everything else was fantastic, and the breakfast especially deserves a shout-out – it was really rich and varied!

Around 10mins walk from airport, no need to walk outside. And I like self check in and check out process. Room is clean and the bed is good for rest after 12hrs flight. Moreover, the breakfast is wonderful. Highly recommended this hotel.

Rooms were very small and a bit worn off, but bed was okay and comfortable. To open the windows, you need to climb on the bed first. Bathroom small but more or less clean - no room service except you ask for it! Breakfast simple but okay, location great beeing directly in City Center. Next subway station to airport was a 10min walk. Get the Burger just out the door when you see it’s empty - because it usually always is crowded!

Pro Friendly service, a staff I think her name is Kathaya was very helpful. Eaely check in option from 11am which I recommend. You need to book this before 24h, via the app. I would recommend this to those who arrive early so you can rest and get to your plan soon. Toilet paper of high quality for a budget hotel:) Good quality towel for family room. Kitchen in common area if you want to make anything simple (eg instant noodle). Large common area to hang out, order food, play. Laundry self service at a reasonable price. Storage area (free and also paid) available. 5-7 mins walk to the metro stop, which takes 2 stop to arrive at the Central Station. Cons Room a bit small, but worth the price No aircon so room can be hot, but you can ask for a fan if needed No kettle in the room (but they provide good shared kitchen in common area) Verdict For the price tag, definitely a go to place for me if coming to Copenhagen again.

The double room was a bit small and didn't have a kettle. When I asked the front desk, they said my small room simply didn't come with one, and even Trip.com couldn't resolve it. Other than that, it was pretty good. The M4 metro station is very close, and within a ten-minute walk, there's a supermarket, a ramen restaurant, and Silo Western Restaurant. Silo's Western food is delicious. The hotel also offers bike rentals for 175 per day, and you can cycle to the city center in about 15 minutes.

The location is very good. There are small supermarkets to the north, west and east, which is very convenient for shopping. Take the bus across the road to Copenhagen, and then transfer to the subway, which takes less than 1 hour. The breakfast is rich and varied, and the environment of the breakfast restaurant is particularly good. There are many drinks in the hotel (charged).

This is a large, well-equipped hostel with comprehensive facilities (though some require extra payment). There are many rooms, and for those who enjoy socializing, the spacious common areas provide great opportunities to meet like-minded travelers and explore Copenhagen together. The rooms are very clean and spacious, even featuring a backless bench for sitting while putting on shoes or placing luggage. There’s also a private shower room inside the room. Personally, I’m not a big fan of having ensuite shower rooms in hostel dorms, since guests often have different schedules—it’s easy to disturb one another, and I always worry about making noise. It would be great if each floor could offer a few additional shared showers and washrooms. In addition, the hostel provides personal lockers and towels, which is a big plus. However, the wall hooks in the room are quite impractical—clothes often slip off. Also, it seems there’s an extra charge for luggage storage after check-out, though the use of individual lockers does make it more secure. Overall, the value for money is excellent, and I highly recommend it for budget travelers and backpackers.