Hotels near The Food Cooperative in Copenhagen

We booked a room through Hotwire.com and were very pleased to find that we got the Mayfair Hotel in Copenhagen as it is very conveniently located in the Vesterbro area. We only booked for one night on the way to Schweden. The Hotel is very nice and big, but now here is the not so good bit. We booked the third an most expensive a twin room and we got a broom cupboard as a room. It had a 150cm wide bed, but you could only get in from one side. The bathroom was also beyond his heydays. If they want give you room 1044 decline it. With two people in it you could barely turn without hitting each other. Needless to say we were not happy with the room and went to complain. The manager was very apologetic and got our points. He offered us an upgrade to a bigger room, which had a nice king size bed. He wanted another DKK 260.00 for the night. In the end we got it cheaper, because we wanted a better room an were tired. In fact I would have expected a free upgrade but that did not happen. From a business point I would hire that manager, because he was very good at upselling. Just of this review, give room 1044 a wide birth

Hotel in excellent location, close to station and all types of public transport. Felt modern and energetic. Beautiful spaces, great room at a good price. Clean and no noise pollution. We had quite a labyrinth to get to the room. Breakfast good and extensive. The downside was the loud music all day long in the public areas, which could be turned down or turned off. Because it certainly wasn't my taste in music.

It is around 350 meters 5 minutes walk from Copenhagen Central station. It was a nice lobby with a lounge beside it, The surrounding area also had a number of restaurants. The location makes it easy to walk to most of the tourist sights. The cleaning amenities, hair dryer, coffee and tea making facilities, digital safe are available in the rooms.

The size of the room is fine but without enough lighting facility. There is no hairdryer in the room and the kettle is dirty that you won’t dare to use it for boiling water to drink. The toilet have some weird smells. The room is not soundproof so whenever my neighbours are opening their door, I thought they are trying to open mine. There is a bus stop near the main entrance of the hotel and 10 minutes walk from the central station.

Stayed there for a night. I checked in early though my room wasnt ready. No problem, I headed out and they held my bags until I came back late that night to go to bed. When I came back I got my bags and room keys, put the bags in my room and then headed down for a night cap in the Library Bar which is a hidden gem. It feels like a turn of the century library - dim lit, leather furniture, dark wood, books and art cover the walls and some loungy jazz playing softly in the speakers. I had their version of an Old Fashioned which was amazing. The Bar staff was very service oriented. I then headed to bed. Room was spotless and spacious. Bed was super comfy. Got my requested wake up call at 07.30. Headed down to breakfast which had everything you'd need - nothing more, nothing less. Their mini-pastries was a pleasant addition to an otherwise healthy breakfast.

It’s first visit to Copenhagen for my husband and I, I booked standard room with water view for the night before cruise holiday, were very happy with the whole experience. The room was spacious with two large and comfortable beds. All stuff were approachable, friendly and professional. The breakfast selection was excellent, fresh and tasty. We had burgers for lunch which was really yummy. Furnitures were slightly dated but all in good condition and clean.

The location of this hotel is ideal for those who want to get around by public transportation being so close to the train and metro. The bed was comfy, breakfast was very good with many choices of food, including gluten-free, and fresh fruits. The staff were all professional and very friendly. It was easy to call this place home for a week.

We stayed in the Copenhagen Marriott the night before our cruise holiday, then booked the Square for one night post our cruise holiday to be closer to central station. We arrived at the hotel at 8:30am on 5th June, asked if could store our luggages as we knew the check in time was 3pm. The lady at reception checked the system, offered an upgrade to a better room that was available for a reasonable fee, so we took the offer. The room size was no comparison to Marriott, so was the view but with nearly £100 cheaper in price, Metro station across road, everything we needed, we were not complaining. The bed was comfortable, room was clean, with mini fridge, snacks and drinks, steam iron, safe, foldable luggage rack, charging station provided. Bathroom was modern with everything we needed and more (hand cream, shoe care and vanity kit). The breakfast was tasty with good selection, we liked IPad operated juices and coffee station, all the modern styled serving dishes. We plan to visit Copenhagen again, will definitely stay in the Square hotel instead of Marriott as we believe it’s great value for the money.

Scandic Copenhagen is certainly at the top of the quality you can expect from a hotel. If you are looking for details/nice-to-have: The reception could have been a little more engaged when we had questions. Minibar/fridge in the room would be nice. Poor options for connecting your own media to the TV. Missed the standard fried egg at breakfast. This is details which a lot of hotels don't have, so we didn't expect it. Cleaning must be ordered at reception, which I think is a nice solution - but I would prefered a more digital solution. If we had stayed longer, I would be nice to ”order” towels or laundry/pick up in the hallway.

The historic Best Western Hotel Astoria, shaped like a giant locomotive, sits catty-corner from Copenhagen Central Station. In my room, I could hear the trains rumbling every now and then, but it didn't bother me. The location is perfect for exploring pretty much all of Copenhagen on foot and for catching a train to Malmö or to the airport. When I checked in, I was treated like a movie star, apparently due to my membership in the Best Western Rewards program. I got a free upgrade to a superior room, though I'm not sure how superior it was. It was a corner room with a narrow balconet that had a partial view of the station building. (Unfortunately, the people who live at the station seem to use the bicycle racks below as a toilet, so for the first few days there was a stench of urine whenever I opened the French door, until the rain must have washed it away.) What else made the room superior, I know not. I understand the real superior rooms are on the top floor, each with its own terrace. Anyway, as it was free, I cannot complain. In the room, I was greeted by a handwritten welcome note (wow!) and a free bag of M&M's. The room was clean and had two single beds pushed together in lieu of a king bed, a giant TV, a desk with two chairs, and an armoire with a hairdryer and a dead safe in it. There was no telephone, though the jack was still there. I didn't need one anyway, as I had my own phone. The small bathroom had a bathtub in addition to sink and toilet. There were two hand and two bath towels each, plus dispensers with liquid soap, shower gel, and shampoo. Someone had left the in-room safe locked, so it was useless to me. Though I reported the problem immediately, it wasn't solved during my stay. However, I received a complimentary late check out for the trouble. The staff was extremely friendly and helpful. WiFi was free and worked flawlessly. After check out, you can store your baggage for free.