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"Staff was friendly & helpful. Hotel is very conveniently located for both touring & restaurants."

"The location is great, and the breakfast tastes very good."

"Very welcoming personnel"

"Staff was helpful!!! The hotel is close to the touristic center of town!!!"

"Nice and well situated hotel with good breakfast."

"For a budget hotel this was a great stay for a solo traveller. The room was small but quiet with enough space. Good value"

"The building for this hotel looks a bit dull from outside - but on the inside, it's amazing - a real oasis in the heart of the city. We had a room with a balcony on the 6th floor, and it was fab to have a sofa and space outside that we could just relax without being in an expensive Danish bar or cafe! The pool is great, and we enjoyed time just relaxing during a city break where you end up walking around a lot, so need some down-time. Breakfast food was very good here too. You can easily walk to different attractions from here - we did Tivoli (about 10 mins) and the Botanic Gardens easily from here. We did also stay near Nyhavn for the other part of our stay, which is slightly closer to all the main tourist areas of Copenhagen, but this is probably only an additional 10-15 minutes walk. "

"Nice hotel in a good location, with excellent sized rooms. However, I saw other reviews stating that the hotel was quiet but this wasn’t my experience - you could hear a lot of other residents as well as some train noise. This wasn’t too bothersome, but if you want somewhere really silent then this might impact you."

"Room was clean. Hotel location was great - close to transit and across the street from a beautiful city lake. Air conditioning was ineffective - room was always too warm which made it difficult to sleep. Bright light on thermostat also hindered sleep. Buffer breakfast was nice. Biggest issue was when I was checking out, I asked the lady at the front desk if I could leave my bags there for a while. She suggested I use lockers in the train station. Then she said there were lockers downstairs. I went in search of these lockers but couldn’t access them via the elevators. When I returned to the front desk there was now a big line of guests checking out with bags, and that same lady was directing them over to a young man standing next to the shop. He was tagging the bags, and rolling them into a room behind the shop. I got into the queue and the gentleman took my two bags and gave me a ticket so I could pick them up later. The whole process took at least 30 minutes. I don’t know why they treated me differently in that way, but it is enough to guarantee that I won’t be staying here in the future."