Hotels With Parking in Hovedstaden, Denmark

The building entrance and the reception areas are impressive. The receptionist is very welcoming. But the room itself feels like a cheap motel. Neet, but cheap. Not worth the price. Beds sound like a camp bed, but it feels ok. The shower is just in the same area as a toilet, and for the shower you stand right on the floor, the same floor as a toilet. Coffee/tea amenities: two cheap cups, and normal two coffee,sugar,creamer. Interestingly that coffee has a label of the hotel, but not cups. Lights are not enough in the room, it feels dark. And there is no central turning on/off switch for light in the room. You need to turn on/off each and every light manually. No hair dryer. There is no separate shampoo. It's just all in one soap+shampoo liquid. Leaving your luggage/bags after checkout is not for free. They have lockers, which you need to pay for. The breakfast buffet is nothing fancy, and not a lot of options. The location is good. Not far away from the center. And there were no city views from my room, but it said so when booking. And there is a small gym inside.

Functional for a Layover, But Bare-Bones in If you just need a place to crash during a long layover, this hotel serves its purpose, but don't expect any ”extras.” It is a functional choice for proximity to the airport, and that is about where the perks end. The Downsides: Missing Amenities: The room is strictly ”no-frills.” There is no kettle, no coffee-making facilities, and absolutely no toiletries provided. Basic Bathroom: The bathroom setup is incredibly sparse. There wasn't even a floor mat, which made the space feel unfinished and led to a slippery floor after showering. Mediocre Breakfast: The morning spread was underwhelming. It’s edible, but certainly not a highlight of the stay. The Verdict: It’s a fine spot if you are arriving late and leaving early, but the lack of basic comforts makes it hard to recommend for anything longer than a quick night's sleep.

We booked a triple room in advance and checked in at 6 PM, only to find just two beds, no bottled water, no coffee, and no wardrobe. The amenities were incredibly basic. Definitely not worth the price! We also encountered long queues due to a tour group checking in. Breakfast was €31, with limited options, and felt quite overpriced. On the bright side, the view outside the window was nice, with a lake. The booking showed a family room for four, but it was already cramped with just three of us. It’s been a long time since I've had such a poor hotel experience!

I would like to share some feedback regarding my recent stay. Overall, I had a pleasant experience, and many aspects of the hotel were excellent—especially the cleansing products provided, which were of very good quality and much appreciated. However, as someone with sensitive skin, I am particularly affected by dust mites. During my stay, I noticed that the carpet in the room may not have been thoroughly vacuumed, which caused significant skin irritation and discomfort. I kindly suggest that the hotel could improve its vacuuming and cleaning standards, especially for carpets, to ensure a more comfortable environment for guests with allergies or sensitive skin.

The room was clean and tidy, just a bit on the small side. It's very close to the airport, and the way there is easy to find. There are plenty of food options nearby, and the front desk service was excellent. They even told me the taxi fare and which parking lot was free. Definitely recommend!

The environment is fantastic, the language is friendly, and you can see the windmills and round buildings by the sea from the window. The facilities are comprehensive, with plenty of restaurants and bars. It's very close to the subway station, and nearby 7-Elevens and supermarkets are also very convenient. It's also close to the city center, making it easy to get around. PS: Definitely choose a high-floor room! The view is truly expansive; you can watch the sunrise in the morning, the sunset in the evening, and the incredibly large moon at night.

They initially gave me the wrong room, a twin bed instead of a double, and then when I finally got a new room, the key card didn't work. It took three attempts to finally check in. The room was tiny, I couldn't even open my suitcase, and there was no daily room cleaning (I later found out you have to book it a day in advance). There's no phone in the room to call the front desk, and they don't offer luggage storage; you have to pay to use lockers on the basement floor. This hotel really opened my eyes to the prices and service in Denmark... Fellow Chinese travelers, please avoid this place.

This was my second time staying at the Clarion Hotel Copenhagen Airport, and it was an excellent experience once again. The hotel is conveniently connected to the terminal via a covered walkway, making it super easy to walk directly to the airport without any hassle. It's also a breeze to get to the city center, with a metro ride taking only 20 minutes – the location is absolutely fantastic. The rooms are spacious and clean, and the pool and sauna facilities are top-notch. Breakfast offers a rich and varied selection. Overall, it's a perfect stay for travel, and it'll definitely be my top choice for future trips to and from Copenhagen.

Easy access to city, business, public transportation, free parking, great breakfast.

Facilities: A blend of modern and classic, grand and up to the standard of a branded hotel. Cleanliness: Spotless. Environment: Generally good. The parking lot is large and convenient, though the fees are a bit high. Service: Both the front desk and room service were excellent, warm and attentive. Location: While not in the main city center, it's very close to both the subway and train station, about a 10-minute walk, making it convenient for reaching major attractions. Breakfast: A wide variety of options, with consistent quality as always. I love it, and I've stayed at this brand of hotel several times now.