Hotels near Nørreport Railway Station, Copenhagen

The sink was a bit too small, my bedside socket didn't have electricity, and the next day I used the socket next to the mirror. Overall clean and tidy, a good place for a short stay. Location was nice.

I booked 18 nights here (1st half for vacation and 2nd half for medical treatment). There’s a tall guy at the receptionist who’s very kind and he made some arrangement for me right after I’ve told him my situation, gratefully appreciated. Somehow there’s miscommunication with another receptionist lady and I decided to speak to the lady manager instead, she’s very understandable and fix the issue quickly. Overall, the bed/linen is clean and comfortable for the price you paid for. I would recommend people who travel to Copenhagen with a budget or you plan a longer stay here, price per night is reasonable with simple and decent breakfast.

Location is very good. It is easily accessible from Copenhagen Airport, and you can go pretty close by bus. The metro station is also about 15 minutes walk away. Since it's a hostel, it doesn't have the same facilities and services as a hotel, but the cost performance is very good. This hostel was enough for me as I only needed a shower and a place to sleep.

Location is as perfect it can get. Hotel entrance directly opposite the elevator of Norreport metro station. Walkable distance to old city pedestrian roads. Natural history museum, Botanic gardens, parks, Food market, just round the corner. 6th floor is the main attraction though since it hosts Breakfast with magnificent views, and evenings with good chill atmosphere.

Stayed at the Radisson Blu Copenhagen Hotel. Initially we were not happy the hotel is located a way from the downtown area. However, we were only there for two nights and the food in the two hotel restaurants was very good. The 26-story hotel is served by five elevators. Our room was a good size with comfortable bedding. There is no AC so we opened the window for ventilation. The room had a nice size desk with a lamp and two electrical outlets. I could not get the in-room safe to open. There was only one luggage rack so we used the ironing board for one of our bags. The tub/shower bathroom is not user friendly for older travelers.

We stayed at this hotel for two nights prior to a cruise. Rooms were very clean, staff friendly and helpful, location excellent, breakfast tasty and fresh. Would recommend to anyone looking for a medium-priced hotel in the center of Copenhagen.

We booked a room through Hotwire.com and were very pleased to find that we got the Mayfair Hotel in Copenhagen as it is very conveniently located in the Vesterbro area. We only booked for one night on the way to Schweden. The Hotel is very nice and big, but now here is the not so good bit. We booked the third an most expensive a twin room and we got a broom cupboard as a room. It had a 150cm wide bed, but you could only get in from one side. The bathroom was also beyond his heydays. If they want give you room 1044 decline it. With two people in it you could barely turn without hitting each other. Needless to say we were not happy with the room and went to complain. The manager was very apologetic and got our points. He offered us an upgrade to a bigger room, which had a nice king size bed. He wanted another DKK 260.00 for the night. In the end we got it cheaper, because we wanted a better room an were tired. In fact I would have expected a free upgrade but that did not happen. From a business point I would hire that manager, because he was very good at upselling. Just of this review, give room 1044 a wide birth

The best Hostel we have ever stayed in. The location is perfect, close to the central station, the interior and the atmosphere is great, the staff is very kind and helpful. Many facilities to take advantage of, they offer rent a bike, the breakfast and lunch are excellent for the price!

Great location, all new hotel with good facilities (on paper). Just a walk from Central Station was great (and on the water front along from the Black Diamond (which is worth a visit - free)). Check in was a bit slow and chaotic but once it was fine all good (we had asked for no feather bedding (due to allergy) which had been done :) - room we were given was facing the water and was plenty bath room was good (shower not bath) toiletries were fine but not remarkable. Breakfast was pretty damned good in the range of hot and cold food on offer at a large well spread out buffet. Staff were generally ok but could be a little vacant at times which was odd given that it’s a big conference venue. Main let down was the swimming pool - hadn’t looked into the detail when booking Tbf but it had pics of a pool and gym which was a reason for choosing it - but while gym was free access to residents, the pool was part of the spa and had to be paid for to use - slightly disappointing but partially own fault. Overall good value for money and v new and modern.

We stayed in the Copenhagen Marriott the night before our cruise holiday, then booked the Square for one night post our cruise holiday to be closer to central station. We arrived at the hotel at 8:30am on 5th June, asked if could store our luggages as we knew the check in time was 3pm. The lady at reception checked the system, offered an upgrade to a better room that was available for a reasonable fee, so we took the offer. The room size was no comparison to Marriott, so was the view but with nearly £100 cheaper in price, Metro station across road, everything we needed, we were not complaining. The bed was comfortable, room was clean, with mini fridge, snacks and drinks, steam iron, safe, foldable luggage rack, charging station provided. Bathroom was modern with everything we needed and more (hand cream, shoe care and vanity kit). The breakfast was tasty with good selection, we liked IPad operated juices and coffee station, all the modern styled serving dishes. We plan to visit Copenhagen again, will definitely stay in the Square hotel instead of Marriott as we believe it’s great value for the money.