4-Star Hotels in Hovedstaden, Denmark

Came here based on a recommendation from Xiaohongshu, but I have to say it's more about looks than functionality. The design is really strong, but the actual room functionality for staying here is pretty mediocre. I wouldn't recommend it for business travelers. The room is very dark, only suitable for a leisurely stay. Overall, this hotel feels like it's all style and no substance.

Great location, within a 5-minute walk to the central station. Check-in was smooth and efficient. The suite is on the top floor (5th floor), which is a nice touch. The room layout was a little unusual, with a narrow walkway and sloped ceilings due to the roof design. The shower area, including the alcove tub, felt somewhat awkward and may be less convenient for taller guests. There was also an RGB light above the shower, which was an interesting design choice (who uses red lighting for showering?) The building has some old-world charm, though the room's floor creaked noticeably when walking around. The small balcony was pleasant, but the view was fairly average. Overall, a good stay for the location, though some aspects of the room design could be improved.

Super convenient location. Was only about 4mins walk away from the Central station. Fernando was a good sport. Entertaining us and talking about life in Copenhagen following a cuppa hot chocolate at close to midnight 🤣 Just ensure your steamer is properly working if you dont wish to go out with wrinkled clothes. They did try to rectify by giving us replacement steamers.

The room we stayed in was on the 17th floor and had a great view. The location is excellent—it’s close to the train station, and there are several restaurants and supermarkets within a short walking distance. The room wasn’t very big, and the lighting wasn’t bright enough, so it felt a bit dark at night. I really liked the idea of offering free snacks and bread at the reception that were left over from the breakfast buffet. It’s a thoughtful way to reduce food waste.

The hotel and [unclear word - possibly a brand or feature] are integrated, and the service is on par with a typical five-star hotel. The breakfast was also good; the yogurt was fresh and the dark bread delicious. The room had a great view too. The only annoying thing was that the parking space isn't part of the hotel, and you have to log in to a website that's entirely in Danish within 48 hours to pay – which was really frustrating. Plus, the hotel front desk couldn't process the payment for us at all... Everything else was lovely though!

This gem of a hotel did at the border of two key districts, nearby restaurants, metro and access to the lakes. The building has been nicely refurbished. Breakfsst is very good. Rooms are comfortable. But the real asset is the staff, who are warm, friendly, knowledgeable and helpful in every way. Two community happy hours occur every day. Jazz on occasion. A great place to spent a full week, as we did, or a night.

The supermarket and subway are very close and convenient, and it's not as noisy as the city center. Check-in is on the top floor, where there's a rooftop garden restaurant with an artistic vibe. I'd definitely stay here again if I have the chance. There's a pantry for self-service refills of some supplies, and you need to use a key card to access floors, which adds to the security. The open kitchen has a dishwasher and refrigerator. The only thing to watch out for is the extra-large hanging lamp – if you're not used to it, you might bump your head. Also, you need to climb stairs to get to the bed, so seniors and children should be careful.

Overall, a great hotel and definitely recommend it. The hotel is quite new, the front desk staff are welcoming, and the decor is cozy, making it feel like home. I particularly recommend the breakfast, and the bedding is new and clean; the duvet is very comfortable. The only minor downside is that it's a bit far from public transportation (the subway), about a 15-minute walk. Still, it's okay. Another nice touch is that the mini-bar in the room offers a few complimentary drinks and snacks. I was in a rush though, so I didn't get to try any of them, which felt a bit like a waste, haha.

The room was stylish, beautifully decorated, and had a pleasant atmosphere. There was enough space to open two large suitcases, but it left little room to walk around. The bathroom had an unusual design that took a bit of getting used to, and there wasn't a dedicated space to put clothes before showering. There was no wardrobe in the room, but the lighting was good, not too dim. You could request extra bottled water from the mini-fridge. There were two sets of 3-4 steps on the walkway from the lobby to the rooms, which might be inconvenient for guests with large luggage. The hotel didn't offer bellboy service, but staff could assist with heavy bags if needed. The elevator lighting was quite dim compared to other areas of the hotel. The lobby area was comfortably air-conditioned and featured both a library and a vinyl room for relaxation. Breakfast offered a wide and quite comprehensive selection. The hotel's location in the old town was surrounded by walkable attractions, restaurants, and local shops, making it ideal for those who want to explore the city at a leisurely pace. Overall, the hotel is best suited for travelers with smaller luggage planning a 2-3 night stay to fully experience the old town's atmosphere on foot.

The location of the hotel is very nice, especially suitable for travellers who are having early flights. There’s a connecting-corridor between the airport and the hotel, so no need to worry if it’s cold and raining outside. If you would like to get some food for late-night snack, you can even shop in the airport.  But I was quite surprised that a four-star hotel is not providing complimentary room slipper and ask travelers to pay for the set.