“friendly stay in a beautiful setting”

It was a very pleasant place to stay--a true cottage on a farm with very friendly hosts who gave good tips about copenhagen. Close to airport, but far enough away that planes didn't cause any disturbance. Fun to eat breakfast in morning with the other guests sitting around the dining room table. Dragor (the name of the area) is really charming! Close to bus routes to get to airport or downtown copenhagen if you want to save on taxi fare, and there's a nice town close by as well.

“Cottage Farm”

Close to airport, yet never heard any plane noise. Cute 200 year old farm house 1/4 mile rom other buildings and 1 mile early walk to bus, with early connections to Metro and train. Nice family sytle breakfasts, owners very pleasant and helpful. Small simple rooms and shared baths are clean. Airport taxis don't like to take you there becasue it is close and thus a tiny fare. Tell them where you are going after you are in the cab! If using a taxi be sure they use GPS, or they may get "lost" and take a longer route. I'd stay there again, VS much more money at a Hotel near the convention center. Allow 40 minutes for walk/ public transport to Bella Center, or about $30 and 15 minutes by Cab. Slightly more to Downtown Copenhagen.

“Quaint lodging near the airport”

The Cottage Farm is a very quaint bed and breakfast near the Copenhagen airport. You can actually see the control tower from the inn, however airport noise is not a problem. The old farm house is circa 1821 and has rustic charm all around. There are pastures on either side of the inn with horses grazing so a very quiet place. There is also a chicken coop on the premise, but no early morning wake up from the residents. The room I reserved was in one of the out buildings since I requested a private bathroom. The room was pretty basic with two single beds, sitting area, TV with VCR, refrigerator and hot water pot. There were limited electrical outlets unless you wanted to unplug a lamp. Only one bath towel was provided and no amenities to speak of. They did have wireless internet available for free. Since it was listed as a B & B I thought it odd to charge for the breakfast which included breads, meat, cheese, fresh fruit and a granola cereal. Juice was provided as well as coffee and hot tea. A hard or soft bolied egg was available upon request. The town of Dragor is about a 20-25 minute walk from the inn. Small town with a few shops, restaurants and a grocery store. I stumpled upon a Thai restaurant that served up a pretty good Phad Thai. A good experience all in all for just a one night stay. The owners were very nice people.