Discover the jewels of hospitality in Copenhagen: The top 10 must-see hotels
Welcome to a journey to the heart of elegance and refinement in Copenhagen, where hospitality meets luxury. In this exclusive selection, we present to you the top 10 must-see hotels that will make your stay unforgettable.
Immerse yourself in the unique world of these exceptional establishments, combining avant-garde design, high-end services and a warm atmosphere. Whether you are looking for tranquility, adventure or well-being, you will find what you are looking for among these exceptional addresses.
From iconic palaces to cozy boutique hotels, each location has been carefully selected to offer you an unrivaled stay experience. Let yourself be guided by our selection and prepare to experience unique moments in the Danish capital.
Whether you are a seasoned traveler looking for new horizons or a lover of the good life, these exceptional hotels will satisfy all your expectations. Prepare to be charmed by the warm hospitality and impeccable service of these Copenhagen hospitality gems.
Welcome to Copenhagen, the Danish capital of charm and comfort
Copenhagen, known worldwide for its cuisine and design, offers a range of breathtaking hotels. Whether you are a solo traveler, a couple, with family or friends, you will find a variety of options perfect to welcome you. Here is a selection of the best hotels in the city for an unforgettable stay.
Bella Grande, a journey through time
Bella Grande, located at Vester Volgrade 23, invites you to step back in time with its nostalgic 19th century ambiance. The rooms, opened with real keys, are decorated in neutral and soft tones, offering a real bubble of comfort. The Italian restaurant Donna adds a gastronomic touch to this charming hotel.
Price : from €200 per night in a double room.
Recommended room: The Suite, including a complimentary breakfast in the room.
Bonuses: Electricity from the Cofoco solar panel park.
Nobis Hotel Copenhagen, timeless elegance
Housed in the former Royal Conservatory of Music, the Nobis Hotel Copenhagen is a masterpiece of Danish design. With 75 elegantly decorated rooms and suites, this hotel offers a soft and refined atmosphere. Located near the Glyptothèque Ny Carlsberg, Nobis also offers wellness facilities such as sauna, cold bath and hammam.
Price : from €400 per night in a double room.
Recommended room: Superior on the second floor with a view of the Glyptothèque.
Sanders, a symphony of design and comfort
Close to the Royal Danish Theatre, the Sanders offers a unique scenography combining Danish tradition with the golden age of travel. The 53 rooms offer options ranging from small cabins to expansive suites. For an even more memorable experience, request a room with a terrace.
Price : from €335 per night in a double room.
Recommended room: 504 (single) or 503 (“one bedroom suite”) for their small terrace.
Bonuses: Exclusive access to the rooftop for residents.
Grand Joanne, an ode to femininity
Grand Joanne, located in the vibrant Vesterbro district, features contemporary decor with feminine touches. The 162 rooms offer a soft and welcoming ambiance, while the restaurant serves delicious Italian cuisine. The hotel also has a large fitness room and a yoga studio.
Price : from €187 per night in a double room.
Recommended room: Penthouse for its private terrace.
25hours Indre By, a return to school
This charming hotel, formerly a law and theology faculty, will take you back to the days of study with its themed rooms. The hotel also offers delicious gastronomic options, with Nenni Restaurant and Café Duse specializing in desserts. The Rendezvous Bar is perfect for enjoying creative cocktails.
Price : from €222 per night in a double room.
Recommended room: “Medium Plus” for direct access to the Secret Garden or “Large Room” with views of Rundetårn.
Manon Les Suites, a tropical escape
Inspired by the Balinese jungle, Manon Les Suites offers a unique experience with its covered interior courtyard and relaxing swimming pool. Urban suites include contemporary four-poster beds and kitchenettes. Guests can also enjoy fine Asian cuisine at Chapung Restaurant.
Price : from €280 per night in a double room.
Recommended room: 606 for its view of the city and its private terrace.
Villa Copenhagen, Scandinavian design in the spotlight
This historic building, a former post office, is today a luxury hotel with 390 rooms and suites decorated in soothing tones. With a heated swimming pool all year round, a bakery, a brasserie and a bar, the Villa Copenhagen is the ideal place to enjoy the charm of Copenhagen.
Price : from €325 per night in a double room.
Recommended room: “Earth Suite” with sustainable design.
Nimb Hotel, a nighttime wonderland
With its architecture worthy of a Moorish palace, the Nimb Hotel offers 38 exclusive rooms and suites, each with its own unique style. Located in the heart of the Tivoli Gardens, this hotel offers a magical and nostalgic atmosphere.
Price : from €657 per night in a double room.
Recommended room: Deluxe Room with Moorish style windows.
Audo House, the soul of Scandinavian design
Located far from the hustle and bustle of the city center, in the trendy Nordhavn district, Audo House stands out with its refined design and 9 luxury rooms. This hybrid hotel is home to design brands like MENU and offers a concept shop as well as a restaurant. Swimming enthusiasts will be delighted by its proximity to the waters of the port.
Price : from €375 per night in a double room.
Recommended room: Bedroom 2, the largest, has a TV and dining table.
From England, a sumptuous journey through time
With a history dating back to 1755, Hôtel D’Anglande is synonymous with luxury and elegance. Located near the Royal Danish Theatre, this hotel has hosted royalty and famous writers. Its 92 rooms and suites offer classic luxury, and the hotel also has a Michelin-starred restaurant, Marchal.
Price : from €670 per night in a double room.
Recommended room: A corner suite on the 4th floor with terrace on the east side.
Bonuses: A champagne bar offering more than 160 vintages.
