Copenhagen Hotel Guide - Romantic Hotels in Copenhagen, Denmark

A very nice small hotel. One minute walk from the train station where one arrives from the airport. Beautiful antique elevator, comfortable rooms, even gym weights in the room!

Stayed at the Phoenix Copenhagen for a three-day weekend. It's in a very convenient location for walking to some of the sites (Nyhavn, Amelienborg and Rosenborg palaces, The Citadel and Little Mermaid). It's also only a five-minute walk to the Kongen Nytorv metro and bus stop. Bed was extremely comfortable and good water pressure in the shower. Room was on an interior courtyard and was quiet even with windows open.

The only complain i would have is the bedding is not nice, pillows uncomfortable and shower curtain doesn't help in preventing the water from pouring out.

Brilliant place at a beautiful location. If you're visiting Copenhagen and don't want to stay in the city then this is the place to go

Stayed one night. Friendly staff, clean accommodation and near to city centre.

amazing staff! very friendly and helpful. definitely recommend.

I walked through the airport straight to my room. This is the best hotel for location and ease of access I have ever seen.

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

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.

Very nice hotel with wonderful staff. Rooms don't have air conditioning, with is probably not an issue very often, but it was just hot enough on our stay that we needed to keep the window open. Our room looked out on an interior courtyard, but it was a smoking area, so we got the odor from smoking in the room, and it seemed the kitchen staff was extremely loud well past midnight one night. It was only a minor annoyance but something they could control. Very convenient location for restaurants, Tivoli gardens, and shopping