Copenhagen Hotel Guide - 2 stars Hotels in Copenhagen, Denmark

Hotel is close to almost all attractions but hotel room is too small with nothing provided in the room.

small modern room with good view. Near central station and other sites. No safe nor cupboard in the room.

Great, simple space to stay in. Beds were comfortable. Only issue was that it's a little stuffy/hot in the room for the person sleeping in the top bunk.

If it's only a bed you are looking for, then this will be OK. Shared toilet and showers were clean and accessible.

Ok for one night, very close to the airport, convenient. Hotel very basic.

We got two captain's rooms. The rooms are tiny. Even in the Captain's room you can hardly walk around because suitcases are on the floor. As others have said, you have a shower curtain that you have to move around constantly depending on what you are using in the bathroom (shower, sink, or toilet.) The shower curtain was a bit high for me to reach. Each regular room holds two people (unlike hotels in the US), so my family of 4 had to book two rooms. I had the option of booking a quad room, but I think it's much better to have the two bathrooms and floor spaces. Reception said I would be much happier with two rooms. I was only booking places that had free cancellation, and this was the cheapest thing I found in Copenhagen a month before our trip. In a different week we stayed at the hostel downtown that has a bar but could not sleep. I would prefer staying here and dealing with taking the subway. The location is very interesting. It's in a new planned city which is supposed to have extremely good connections via public transportation. I found that to be true, as long as you are looking for something that leaves every 20-30 minutes or so, rather than every 4 minutes or so (which we got at our hotel in Helsinki city center). This is the first hotel I've been to where you have to pull a number to be in queue. The lines can be very long (more than 30 to 40 minutes) if a big flight lands. Because there is no separate line for concierge, it can be hard to get ask questions.

Minus the sewer smell in the bathroom it was fine,..........

Enjoyed our stay, and the hotel was ideally located. But everyone should keep in mind that Copenhagen was the most expensive place to visit that we encountered in continental Europe. I hear that London is pricey, but CPH was high. Room has no TV and comes with no complimentary soap or shampoo; it does't even have a front desk or keys. They do it all online.

Lovely hotel. The staff are very polite and helpful, this is the second time staying here and would stay again.

We needed a family room for one night, and this hotel served it's purpose. Simple, efficient and sparse, but clean and fairly comfortable.