Hotels in Copenhagen, Denmark

Copenhagen’s public transport system operates through bus, train or metro lines. With one of the most widespread and reliable public transit layouts in the world, travelers can stay in nearly any of the neighbourhoods surrounding central Copenhagen. The transit system is divided into zones, with Zone 1 and Zone 2 in central Copenhagen having a high concentration of stops for bus and metro routes. Tourists looking to take advantage of the proximity to these zones should book hotels in Copenhagen neighbourhoods such as Frederiksstaden, where the Copenhagen Admiral Hotel can be found. Regardless of where you are in the greater Copenhagen area, you are sure to be within walking distance of the nearest metro or bus route to travel throughout the region.

If you are looking to get the full Copenhagen experience, complete with vibrant nightlife, delicious cuisine and iconic landmarks, find Copenhagen hotels that reside in the Indre By neighbourhood, such as the Boutique Hotel Apartments by Amalienborg. Travelers who are looking for a quieter visit, such as couples who prefer privacy or families with young children that need quiet, might prefer a stay further north in Inner or Outer Oesterbro, at a hotel such as Trianglen. Those who are staying further outside the city might be tempted to visit the town of Helsingør and tour Kronborg, the castle setting for William Shakespeare’s Hamlet. Travelers on business come from all over Europe and the world to meet in Copenhagen, in which case you might find cheap hotels in Copenhagen, such as Rolighedsvej of Noerrebro or Hotel Ottilia by Brøchner Hotels in Frederiksberg. This will allow you to focus on preparation or sleep before any meetings in central Copenhagen, which is only a short ride on the metro away.

Tourists flock to Copenhagen to marvel at the city’s historic architecture, such as Rosenborg Castle, and the natural beauty of the Øresund, (known in English as the Sound), which separates Denmark from Sweden. Take in the city from a unique perspective with a tour along Nyhavn, the canal running through the centre of central Copenhagen. Tours start and end in two locations, with one in northern Gammelholm, near Colourful Nyhavn Experience, and the other in southern Indre By near Fortunstræde. Along the tour, you can see iconic Copenhagen landmarks such as the Copenhagen Stock Exchange, the famous Little Mermaid sculpture, Our Saviour's Church, Copenhagen Opera House, and Amalienborg, home of the Danish Royal Family. The tour lasts about one hour and includes commentary from your guide to ensure you fully understand the importance of what you are seeing.

Indre By (Inner City) is the epicentre of central Copenhagen and is filled with hundreds of restaurants and bars. The restaurant scene in Indre By offers all varieties of cuisine but is also home to some of the best classic Danish cuisine in all of Denmark. This includes the renowned rød pølse (red sausage) and Smørrebrød, an open-face sandwich on rye bread with meat, vegetables and sauce. Thanks to the walkability of central Copenhagen and the affordable, reliable public transit, all of these restaurants are accessible from most of the nearby neighbourhoods, whether you are staying in the bustle of Indre By at Hotel Phoenix or up north in Outer Oesterbro at Villa Migu.

When visiting Copenhagen the average booking length is 5 nights.

On average, rooms will be priced around £123 per night when booking a hotel in Copenhagen; however the price you pay for your room will vary significantly depending on seasonality, location and facilities.

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