Copenhagen Hotels with Parking

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.

I stayed at Locke Copenhagen for 2 nights in a Harbour View room. The view from the higher floor was fantastic. The hotel is very easy to reach from Copenhagen Central Station. There’s a shortcut via the Tietgensgade route, which is much quicker than the route suggested by Google Maps. The room was stylish, cozy, and comfortable, with a well-equipped kitchen. Many amenities and room features are cleverly integrated into the design, so it took me a while to find a few things! 😂 Breakfast was good, and the staff were friendly, welcoming, and helpful throughout my stay. I would happily stay here again.

Overall decent stay. My room was very basic, it had no blackout curtains, no large mirror and a small sink. Otherwise clean and comfortable, with very nice toiletries, as well as good tea. Plenty of noise from the road, so I wouldn’t really stay here without ear plugs and an eye mask. Slippers were provided on request, the kind of cost cutting you wouldn’t expect when summer prices exceed 200€/night. For international standards, this would be considered a higher end budget stay, but for Copenhagen it’s very solid. The most disappointing part was that I had a poor interaction with one of the staff members on my last day. I called reception to ask if late check-out was available. I was told I can check out at 1PM for 150dkk. I specifically thought that was quite cheap. When I went to the reception, they told me I’d actually have to pay 250dkk, not 150dkk. This wasn’t a significant problem, probably just a misunderstanding, plus I wouldn’t make a scene for 100dkk. However, I did tell the staff member that she said it was 150 on the phone and she seemed to be offended and responded very condescendingly. I just wanted to pay and get out of there. Didn’t really expect an apology, maybe she did actually say 250 and I misheard or maybe she said 150 and misspoke, it’s impossible to say for sure. I was just hoping for a less conflictual attitude, as I wasn’t trying to dodge the fee or start an argument.

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.

Although it's listed as a hotel, it's actually a youth hostel. The triple room is a six-person dorm with a private bathroom. The hotel is very close to the ABC metro lines, making it convenient for getting around. Each person gets their own bed with an individual light above, which gave me a nostalgic university dorm vibe.

There are three Scandic hotels nearby, so make sure you don't get them mixed up! We stayed at the Scandic Copenhagen, which is a modern high-rise. The rooms are spacious with soft beds, and the large windows offer a great view of people cycling past. Directly opposite is the uniquely designed Planetarium. Bus route 26, just a block away, takes you to the main attractions, which is very convenient. There are excellent Chinese, Japanese noodle, and Vietnamese pho restaurants all within close proximity. It's less than a 10-minute walk to the train station with luggage, and the train ride to the airport takes only 12 minutes. The breakfast spread is extensive, and you can even make your own waffles.

The location is a bit out of the way, requiring about a 20-minute bus ride to the city center. As for the accommodation, it was my first time staying in a 'camping-style' hostel. Essentially, they make maximum use of a large room, using tents to create smaller, individual spaces. This is supposed to differentiate it from a dormitory with dozens of beds in one big room. However, the actual experience isn't fundamentally different from a hostel with 30-40 beds in a single room. The tents offer no soundproofing, and the beds inside each tent are practically touching. On the positive side, the washroom facilities are quite good. It's clear they are regularly cleaned, and there are plenty of them.

This is a no-frills hotel that is good for a short stay. The location is fantastic as it is within walking distance to the main station for metros and trains. The room was very big and we could lay out both of our large suitcases with ease. The neighbourhood is lively but the room was insulated from the hustle and bustle from the streets and we had a good sleep during our stay.

Facilities: Well-equipped, close to the university, lots of college students. Cleanliness: Cleaned daily, bed sheets changed frequently. Environment: If you like a lively atmosphere, you can stay there. There are new faces every day. Service: A bottle of water costs 30 yuan, try to buy it at the supermarket.

My overall stay was quite pleasant. The room, though not large, was well-designed, clean, and tidy. The bed was comfortable, and all basic amenities were provided. The bathroom was a bit compact, but perfectly functional for daily use. The hotel offers self-service check-in and check-out, which was simple and convenient. The hotel's location is excellent, close to both the Ørestad Metro and train stations, all within walking distance. There's also the large Fields shopping center nearby. It's super convenient for getting to Copenhagen city center by metro or Copenhagen Airport by train, making it ideal for tourists. Breakfast was also more extensive than I expected, with croissants, bread, ham, salami, cheese, eggs, and vegetables like cucumbers, cherry tomatoes, and bell peppers. There was a good variety, and it was a very decent hotel breakfast. The only thing I think could be improved is the soundproofing in the rooms; it's a bit weak. Sometimes I could hear noise from the hallway or other rooms, which might be an issue for light sleepers. Overall, with its convenient transportation, clean rooms, good breakfast, and decent value for money, it was a very satisfactory stay. I would definitely consider staying here again on my next visit to Copenhagen.