Copenhagen Indre By Hotels

The location is suitable for me - about 7 mins walk to the METRO, and also Nyhavn (that scenic area with the colourful houses by the pier). The hotel is situated on a quite street and there is a variety of eating places nearby (Italian, burgers, Japanese fusion, Thai, Vietnamese, European) and a 7-11 at the corner. Basically, the location is good for the price point. However, you need to be aware that this is a chain and very popular among other European tourists, including UK and USA. So they have a lot of rooms, and have taken over the next building. The rooms are clean when you check-in but they dont clean everyday. If you need cleaning, inform the reception before 10pm and your room will be cleaned the next day. Tap water is potable but if you prefer bottled water - there's 7-11 at the corner and a grocery store (Netto) behind. For a solo traveler, the room feels cozy but for 2 persons, it's gonna be tight; no space to open your luggage. I would recommend this hotel if you need a functional place to stay. Nothing luxurious but serves its purpose. Other than that

I recently stayed at Next House Copenhagen, and I can honestly say it was one of the best hostel experiences I’ve ever had. From the moment I walked in, the atmosphere was vibrant and welcoming, with a stylish, modern design that made the place feel more like a boutique hotel than a budget stay. The location is fantastic—central and within walking distance of Copenhagen Central Station, Tivoli Gardens, and many of the city’s key attractions. It made exploring the city super convenient. What really stood out was the attention to detail and comfort. The rooms were compact but cleverly designed, with cozy beds, personal reading lights, and lockers for security. Everything was spotless and well-maintained. I especially appreciated the quiet sleeping pods which offered privacy despite the shared room setting. Next House offers tons of amenities you don’t usually get in hostels. There’s a gym, cinema room, rooftop bar with great city views, a football court, and even live music in the evenings. The communal areas are buzzing with energy and make it incredibly easy to meet people from all over the world. It’s the perfect mix of social and chill. The staff were incredibly helpful and friendly, always ready with tips or a smile. You can tell they care about creating a great experience for guests. If you’re looking for a budget-friendly yet high-quality stay in Copenhagen, Next House is a no-brainer. Whether you’re a solo traveler, a digital nomad, or a group of friends, this place has something for everyone. I’ll definitely be back!

The location of the hotel is really good, and it is very convenient to take the subway to visit tourist attractions. However, it is the smallest hotel I have stayed in during my entire trip, and the kettle is also the dirtiest.

It is overall okay for me. There is a bar downstairs, it is a good option for solo or group travelers. For dorm room, it is no curtain, a bit lack of privacy. But the toilet and shower is okay and clean. There is locker inside the dorm room but you have to prepare your own lock. The location is 10-15 minute walk from city centre.

Being with two in the room, there isn’t much privacy you get for the bathroom. It is surrounded by milk glass and a sliding door which can’t be locked.

Pro’s - really good location; most things are walking distance but there’s also a metro nearby. Easy to access from airport too - Comfy bed - Room and bathroom were a decent size - You can store your luggage before checking in / after check out Con’s - No aircon. We actually coped fine without it but would have been good to have it - Located on a railway line. We didn’t get kept up by the trains but our room was located at the back thankfully - No fridge in the room - Cleaning was ok - the floor was a little dirty and some hairs on the bed

It's a modern looking, slightly hipster hotel. The room are clean and spacious in Europe context. The design is smart where I especially like the Basin is outside of the bathroom, which mean both person can split the task of cleaning up after you wake up. The nearby are full of eateries that you can choose and it's very near to the train station too. It's definitely a good value for money considering how expensive is Copenhagen!

The location is not far from the Town Hall. It consists of two sections (different entrances) - a bar (the reception is also there), the next door leads to the hostel rooms, which occupy six floors. The elevator (of an old design) goes only to the fifth - so those who got a room on the sixth will have to walk one more floor up.The rooms are quite cramped, the top bed is suspended on pipes, which can give the impression that you are in a basement. On the entire floor - only two toilets, two sinks and three showers.The kitchen as such is not available to guests - there is a small dark room on the ground floor under the bar - which contains two small refrigerators, a microwave, a kettle. There is not even a sink with running water - this can be difficult if you need to wash your own dishes, fruits/vegetables, etc.

The room is clean and tidy, the environment is quiet, the location is excellent, and many attractions can be reached on foot. The breakfast is delicious.

The hotel is located in a busy commercial area, and it is very convenient to various attractions. The hotel is old and distinctive, the rooms are clean and quiet. I booked too many rooms, and the hotel is very humane. I also refunded it. It's good👍