2-Star Hotels in Hovedstaden, Denmark

Room was alright. Clean and Comfy. Shower was OK, don't like the curtains and bathroom was flooded after shower. Over all it was okay. Was a little bit warm and it had no AC and you couldn't open the window. That was a little bad.

I slept in women tent. The staff is super nice. And super useful guide to explore Copenhagen if you join the WhatsApp group. There’s port on bed for charging. A locker for you to put stuff. And the location is fantastic. Easy to get around the city by transportation nearby. They don’t have a kitchen but you can buy food to eat in the bar and there are many cafes, McDonald’s, street food and bar nearby. They have big washroom and seperate toilet and washroom that you dun have to worry about peeing yourself. And they have a bar. The room space is not big. And there’s many dust under the charging port on bed. But overall I think it’s fine.

Rooms are on the smaller side, and with many rooms per floor, sound insulation isn't ideal (earplugs advisable). The hotel doesn't provide toiletries or even umbrellas, so be sure to pack your own. The location, however, is flawless. It's just a stone's throw from the Central Station, making airport transfers incredibly convenient. There's a 7-Eleven and a bakery right by the entrance, and the main shopping street is only a five-minute walk away. For this price point in Copenhagen, you really can't complain!

Location-wise, the hotel has it all since it’s very close and walkable from Copenhagen Central Train Station. It’s also nearby the Fisketorvet Copenhagen Mall and other shops and stops and spots such as the Tivoli Gardens. The hotel itself looks structurally elegant from the outside and inside. Hotel staff were friendly and helpful. Their rooms I think have minimalist concept wherein they have tried to squeezed the space although it wasn’t a concern for a solo traveler like myself. The interior design not just the room but the other areas such as the lobby and dining area were refreshing, smart, and relaxing. I just wished they could have added more or other options into their breakfast such as hot soup or hot noodle soup or anything like that. And also, you need to pay if you want hot water when water should be an accessible and free commodity for guests who already availed their service and booked a room. Moreover, I think their laundry offer was a bit expensive as it was per unit per different types of clothings. Maybe per kilo of collective clothing for laundry would be a friendlier option for guests and tourists so everybody happy. 😁😇 Overall WakeUp Copenhagen Hotel is still a must-booked hotel amongst your options if you happen to go to Copenhagen. Cheers!

Cabinn Copenhagen is very well located, near Copenhagen Bus terminal, and IKEA Mall, and near Tivoli Amusement Park, Tivoli Food Hall, and Central Train Station. Very well connected to City Centre. Cabinn Copenhagen is the great choice to stay, staff are very friendly and helpful, and the accomodation has 2 Tower Blocks. A great choice for our 3 day Stay in Copenhagen.

Sehr freundlicher und unkomplizierter Empfang. Amerikanisches Frühstück war sehr lecker und reichlich.

I stayed at Annex Copenhagen Hostel recently and overall had a decent experience. The location is one of its strong points—very close to the central station, which made getting around the city quite convenient. The cleanliness was satisfactory. The toilets were kept clean, and my room was cleaned once during my stay, which was fine for a short trip. A fan was provided in the room, which was useful for ventilation and comfort. They also offer a cycle rental service at 150 DKK per day, which is a great way to explore Copenhagen like a local. While it's not a luxury stay, the basics were well-covered, and it's a good option for travellers looking for a budget-friendly place in a central location.

Nearby the airport, it's more a hostel type of business than ”hotel”, but counting prices in Denmark, it's okay.

Fantastic place to stay. Will definitely visit again. We were a little apprehensive about staying in a “hostel” to celebrate my husband’s 70th birthday but we had the best time! There were lots of guests who weren’t young. You just need to be able to get on your hands and knees for the bed! 🤭 There is ample room to sit up in bed. This place has hotel level facilities without the cost. There is a 7/11 store 2 blocks away. Under 10 minutes to walk to Enghave Plads Metro station where there is a beautiful square with lots of cafes to get breakfast. It was about 20 minutes to walk to Tivoli Gardens.

It is already autumn, and hotels in Northern Europe are still very expensive, 3-4 times more than in April. If you are short of money, you can book the Youth Hostel. The 8-bed room is relatively small, but it's enough for a night's sleep. They are all young people, and there are also couples who come to live. Two bathrooms, three bath rooms. The bathroom is good and the shower is a bit close. It's very close to the railway station, just outside. It is inconvenient to swipe the card at the front desk, and a chip card must be used. Breakfast is ok, 55 CZK, freshly baked bread.