Hotels With Gym in Hovedstaden, Denmark

The location is very good. There are small supermarkets to the north, west and east, which is very convenient for shopping. Take the bus across the road to Copenhagen, and then transfer to the subway, which takes less than 1 hour. The breakfast is rich and varied, and the environment of the breakfast restaurant is particularly good. There are many drinks in the hotel (charged).

Around 10mins walk from airport, no need to walk outside. And I like self check in and check out process. Room is clean and the bed is good for rest after 12hrs flight. Moreover, the breakfast is wonderful. Highly recommended this hotel.

Location is near airport, room is clean and tidy. Although it' was hot and without AC, the hotel provides each room a small fan, and it is feeling cool enough during sleep. Staffs are friendly.

The double room was a bit small and didn't have a kettle. When I asked the front desk, they said my small room simply didn't come with one, and even Trip.com couldn't resolve it. Other than that, it was pretty good. The M4 metro station is very close, and within a ten-minute walk, there's a supermarket, a ramen restaurant, and Silo Western Restaurant. Silo's Western food is delicious. The hotel also offers bike rentals for 175 per day, and you can cycle to the city center in about 15 minutes.

Excellent stay. We spent some amazing days in Copenhagen. The room was clean, easy access, everything very intuitive. The hotel is 8 minutes walk from the metro station, so you can get to the center in 20 minutes. Supermarket very close and overall very good service.

I had a lovely stay at Hotel Mayfair in Copenhagen. The staff were friendly and provided free water and some board games, which was a nice touch. The room was decent, though the bathroom was a bit small and the water pressure could be better. It had heating but no AC, which was fine with the nice weather. The breakfast was fantastic, especially the pastries, and the location was perfect for walking to nearby attractions. Overall, it's a great choice for anyone visiting the city.

The hotel is very easy to find. After landing, just take the M3 blue line metro for 7 stops, and you'll find it diagonally opposite the station. Check-in was very straightforward, and the front desk staff spoke excellent English. The only downside was the breakfast; for 125 DKK, it felt like I didn't get much for my money.

Hotel was located less than 15mins walk from the S train station, bus stop near the hotel will get you to Central Station / Tivoli Gardens and you can walk from there to the main square and attractions, front office staff by the name of Siva was very friendly and helpful. We manage to check in early instead of waiting till the stated time, the room assigned was quiet as per our request with amenities provided.. Hotel was pretty busy during our stay, lots of family with kids so the breakfast restaurant was noisy with kids running around. The offerings at the breakfast was mediocre, nothing lavish not even an egg station for omelette or fried eggs (it was just plain pre-made mini omelette and boiled eegg). Avoid staying here if you are looking for a nice and peaceful breakfast or looking to have the major attractions within walking distance. Overall, still a good option when visiting Copenhagen.

Steel House Hostel was great for my 4 day stay in Copenhagen. I stayed in a 6-person women's room, and got assigned an upper bunk. The room was quite nice (a bit cramped but nothing out of the ordinary), and I liked how high the bunk was- above head height when people were standing, so it didn't feel like others were in my space, and there was plenty of space to sit fully up in the bunk. Bed and pillow was comfy. Lockers were a good size (fit my carry on suitcase plus a backpack; others had bigger suitcases that didn't fit), but the locking mechanism was a bit challenging- basic idea but seemed to be mechanical issues). There was a thermostat that could be set as low as 17C (~63F), which was the setting in my room, but this didn't work well- it was definitely in the low 70s (F) in the room and felt quite warm for sleeping. The fans in the bathroom and shower (separate, which was good for a shared room) didn't seem to work (no knob apparent for the shower; there was a knob in the bathroom but it didn't do anything), so the room got humid after one or two people showered. The hostel is huge, and almost more like a hotel. WiFi was spotty or absent in the room, but plenty of common areas to sit or work downstairs. Kitchen was frequently used, and I took advantage of the kitchen fridge for having skyr and fruit for breakfasts (costs 25DKK for your whole stay). I also rented a bike for a couple days. It seemed overpriced (~135 DKK for 24hr) but can't beat the convenience, and the bike (standard city cruiser) worked just fine.

The hotel is well-equipped and quite large. It was my first time staying in a hostel without curtains, and I was initially worried I'd feel uncomfortable. However, it offered a great sense of privacy with coverings at both ends. Plus, it was an all-female dorm, which was fine. The only issue was one woman had a very strong cigarette smell, and without a curtain, the scent was more noticeable. One good thing is that there are showers not only in the room but also on B1, so you don't have to wait in line. I also booked the hotel's solo traveler dinner. It was delicious and reasonably priced, and I even met some friends and we went to a famous bar nearby that night. The social atmosphere was really good too.