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Axel Guldsmeden - Copenhagen - Bedroom
Free Wi-Fi
Pet-friendly
Air conditioning
Copenhagen Admiral Hotel - Copenhagen - Bedroom
Free Wi-Fi
Pet-friendly
Air conditioning
Scandic Sydhavnen - Copenhagen - Bedroom
Parking
Free Wi-Fi
Pet-friendly
Air conditioning
Wide Hotel - Copenhagen - Restaurant
Free Wi-Fi
Air conditioning
Copenhagen Airport Hotel - Copenhagen - Bedroom
Free Wi-Fi
Pet-friendly
Hotel d'Angleterre - Copenhagen - Building
Free Wi-Fi
Pool
Air conditioning
Scandic Copenhagen - Copenhagen - Bedroom
Free Wi-Fi
Pet-friendly
Air conditioning

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Top 10 hotels in Copenhagen

Discover the top hotels in Copenhagen handpicked by local expert Joe Minihane.
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Joe Minihane
26 November 2024
From Nyhavn’s colourful harbour to Vesterbro’s laid-back cool, Copenhagen has a distinct vibe. I’ve been visiting for years, and the hotel scene is enjoying a real moment, with newer openings sitting alongside all-time classics. The city's relatively small size means that wherever you choose to stay, you'll be close to the biggest sites and attractions, from the iconic Tivoli Gardens or the harbour baths of Islands Brygge. The best hotels in Copenhagen are the perfect showcase for effortless...Learn moreFrom Nyhavn’s colourful harbour to Vesterbro’s laid-back cool, Copenhagen has a distinct vibe. I’ve been visiting for years, and the hotel scene is enjoying a real moment, with newer openings sitting alongside all-time classics. The city's relatively small size means that wherever you choose to stay, you'll be close to the biggest sites and attractions, from the iconic Tivoli Gardens or the harbour baths of Islands Brygge. The best hotels in Copenhagen are the perfect showcase for effortless Danish design. You can find historic wonders for a blow-the-budget stay or affordable design-led options that are a cut above their competitors outside Scandinavia. Here are my top 10 picks for where to stay in Copenhagen.
Zoku CopenhagenZoku CopenhagenRank #1
£87-£227/night
Amagerfælledvej 108
Zoku’s lobby is on its top floor, offering sprawling city views via an adjacent roof terrace anda verdant...Learn more

Zoku’s lobby is on its top floor, offering sprawling city views via an adjacent roof terrace anda verdant greenhouse. It's unique and makes entering the hotel feel special to boot.

Based in the lively Orestad neighbourhood, the focus at Zoku is on business travellers. You’ll find striking, spacious and sleekly designed Lofts, featuring mezzanine beds that open out onto kitchens and desks. There’s even a co-working space on the rooftop, with a ‘hygge’ break to boost your productivity.

Of course, you don’t need to be on the clock to stay at Zoku. Try the hotel’s Living Kitchen, where you can eat simple, fresh Scandi dishes while chatting with the chefs or grab a pizza for lunch before exploring. The nearest Metro station, DR Byan, is just a two-minute walk away.

NH Collection CopenhagenNH Collection CopenhagenRank #2
£113-£1,407/night
Strandgade 7
The NH Collection is one of the best hotels in Copenhagen for luxury lovers, with a classic Danish design and an...Learn more

The NH Collection is one of the best hotels in Copenhagen for luxury lovers, with a classic Danish design and an unrivalled location on the harbour.

My favourite spot here is Roof, a bar that opens from April to September and looks right out on the water. It’s not so much the view as the one-of-a-kind cocktail menu that makes this the place to be once summer hits. The Pretty Pingo, inspired by Copenhagen’s Vor Frue Kirke, is my top pick.

You can also hire bikes, though you won’t need them for visiting the biggest attractions in town, seeing as they’re all so close. You’ll be wowed by Danish design at the Dansk Arkitektur Center, two minutes away by foot. Meanwhile, the picturesque Christianshavn Canal is just three minutes away.

Coco HotelCoco HotelRank #3
£62-£333/night
Vesterbrogade 41
Thriving Vesterbro is home to one of the best boutique hotels in Copenhagen. Coco is found within a typical Danish...Learn more

Thriving Vesterbro is home to one of the best boutique hotels in Copenhagen. Coco is found within a typical Danish apartment building, with tall windows and high ceilings. The rooms are places of simplicity and comfort – think clean lines, solid colour palettes, sleek furniture and comfortable beds tucked away within the eaves.

I love how Coco takes on a Parisian style without being cliche. The blue and white awnings of Coco Bar à Vin downstairs give way to a space for sipping an espresso or something stronger come the evening, seamlessly combining French and Danish cool.

If you love eating out, then Coco’s location, close to the French delights found at Les Trois Cochons, the Meatpacking District’s rightly lauded Kødbyens Fiskebar, and the dining spots on Vesterbrogade, make it an absolute must stay.

Cityhub CopenhagenCityhub CopenhagenRank #4
£31-£242/night
97B Vesterbrogade
If you’re looking to save some cash, the adults-only Cityhub is one of the best hotels in Copenhagen to book. It’s...Learn more

If you’re looking to save some cash, the adults-only Cityhub is one of the best hotels in Copenhagen to book. It’s centrally located in Vesterbro too which means you’ll have plenty of food options nearby.

I especially love how Cityhub has teamed up with nearby Grød to offer a discounted breakfast. Think delicious porridge with seasonal berries and super strong coffee. If you’re a beer aficionado, Mikkeller Bar’s bright white cellar serves local brews to fuel your night out.

The clever rooms, known as hubs, are a take on the classic Japanese capsule hotel, but with double beds and space to stash your luggage. Slip on your kimono (supplied for each guest) and head to the luxurious, spa-like bathrooms, where you can clean up using Rituals products.

Copenhagen Admiral HotelCopenhagen Admiral HotelRank #5
£119-£544/night
Toldbodgade 24-28
It’s easy to see why the Admiral is one of the best hotels in Copenhagen. From its gorgeous waterfront location to...Learn more

It’s easy to see why the Admiral is one of the best hotels in Copenhagen. From its gorgeous waterfront location to its proximity to the Amalienborg Palace, this is somewhere history buffs can feel the past in the present.

Dating back to 1787, when it was first built as a pair of grain stores, the Admiral Copenhagen feels grounded in the Copenhagen of old. Its exposed beams and original brickwork take you back in time, while its cosy beds and modern Scandi finishes make it feel properly up to date.

If you breathe for culture, the Royal Danish Playhouse is only three minutes away by foot. I highly recommend the much-loved Vietnamese restaurant District Tonkin, just a seven-minute walk from the front door, which is perfect for a feast after a morning spent taking in the art and history of the Palace.

71 Nyhavn Hotel71 Nyhavn HotelRank #6
£148-£1,213/night
Nyhavn 71
All of the best hotels in Copenhagen are rooted in their local neighbourhoods, reflecting the surrounding scene and...Learn more

All of the best hotels in Copenhagen are rooted in their local neighbourhoods, reflecting the surrounding scene and making guests feel as if they’re part of it. Nowhere does this better than 71 Nyhaven. Nyhaven has become a byword for Copenhagen, its 16th-century architecture right on the canal making it a must-visit for tourists.

71 Nyhaven was once a waterside warehouse, but instead of feeling like a time capsule, it shows off original features, such as its rounded windows and shutters, and couples them with understated finishes.

You can rent a bike from reception and ride 10 minutes along the canal to Islands Brygge, Copenhagen’s incredible harbour baths. It’s the ideal way to cool off during the warmer months.

Grand JoanneGrand JoanneRank #7
£94-£390/night
Vesterbrogade 9
Grand Joanne is one of the best hotels in Copenhagen for those who like the finer things in life. Its name is a...Learn more

Grand Joanne is one of the best hotels in Copenhagen for those who like the finer things in life. Its name is a giveaway, as are its tasteful rooms, which opt for a more opulent and less pared-back aesthetic than many Copenhagen hotels.

It isn’t just about the plush interiors. Located just across Reventlowsgade from Copenhagen Central Station and right by the hip Meatpacking District, the Joanne is perfectly placed for however you want to experience Copenhagen. If you’ve come to eat and drink, you can be sipping wine at Paté Paté within minutes. If you’re here for history and culture, the Tivoli Gardens are just outside the front door.

But the spot that I adore is the rooftop, with its twice weekly DJ sets throughout summer and Sunday Sessions, where you can devour local pastries and enjoy a mimosa. Ideal if you’ve had a hectic few days exploring the city.

citizenM Copenhagen RadhuspladsencitizenM Copenhagen RadhuspladsenRank #8
£83-£385/night
H. C. Andersens Boulevard 12
The CitizenM brand has won plaudits for its compact rooms that don’t compromise on comfort. There’s space for a...Learn more

The CitizenM brand has won plaudits for its compact rooms that don’t compromise on comfort. There’s space for a double bed, a small bathroom and even a TV. Located right in the heart of the action on Rådhuspladsen, this is a colourful and expansive brute of a building that’s impossible to miss.

This is one of the best hotels in Copenhagen for location. You can walk to the Tivoli Gardens in five minutes; hop on the Metro at Vesterport and be at the National Gallery in less than a quarter of an hour; or stroll to the alternative world of Christiania in 30 minutes, stopping at Islands Brygge. It makes seeing the city at a leisurely pace a breeze.

25hours Hotel Indre By25hours Hotel Indre ByRank #9
£122-£501/night
Pilestraede 65
25hours has made a name for itself throughout Europe thanks to its amazing hotels that offer something for everyone...Learn more

25hours has made a name for itself throughout Europe thanks to its amazing hotels that offer something for everyone without cutting corners. The 25hours Hotel Indre By is one of the best hotels in Copenhagen because it does this with aplomb, all the while offering something that stands out from the Scandi crowd.

Rooms range from Medium Singles, which feature superb rain showers and desks, right through to Gigantic rooms, which have space for three guests, freestanding baths and views of neighbouring Trinitatis Church. All of this with quirky design-led interiors in a stunning old porcelain factory.

There’s also a rooftop sauna and modern Israeli food available from the Neni restaurant downstairs.

Hotel Skt. AnnæHotel Skt. AnnæRank #10
£97-£382/night
Sankt Annæ Plads 18-20
This is one of the best hotels in Copenhagen if you are looking for a boutique stay in the heart of the city. The...Learn more

This is one of the best hotels in Copenhagen if you are looking for a boutique stay in the heart of the city. The fact there’s been a hotel on this site since 1851 means the Hotel Skt Annæ’s owners aren’t wrong when they say they’re all about authenticity.

I love the colour palette of blacks, whites and greys, which lend the hotel a seriously sleek Scandi feel. Guestrooms range from compact single rooms and spacious suites right up to apartments that sleep up to four people, complete with fully equipped kitchens, living areas and cosy sofas.

The Shrimp is the hotel’s in-house restaurant, set within a towering atrium that is dramatic yet welcoming. Oysters, lobster and caviar lead the way – this is a place to splash out, after all. The hospitality is first class, with waiters impressively knowledgeable about the food and happy to share tips on other local spots to check out once you’ve eaten.

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KAYAK’s insights for hotels in Copenhagen

Discover seasonal trends, ideal booking windows, and other data-driven tips to plan your stay in Copenhagen with confidence.

How much does a hotel cost in Copenhagen?

The average price of a double room in Copenhagen is £177 per night. In the last 3 days, KAYAK found great deals as cheap as £144 per night. Expect to pay around £175/night for a 4-star hotel in Copenhagen and £369/night for a 5-star, with prices varying by date.

Which month has the cheapest hotel rates in Copenhagen?

Hotels are cheapest in Copenhagen in January, with average rates of £95. In comparison, June is the most expensive month, with prices at £197.

What is the cheapest day of the week to book a hotel in Copenhagen?

Sunday offers the lowest rates in Copenhagen, with an average nightly price of £110. The highest prices are found on Saturday, with average rates at £150.

Which neighbourhood do KAYAK users most love to book their hotel in Copenhagen?

The most popular neighbourhood in Copenhagen among KAYAK users to search for a hotel is City Center, with an average price of £167. Wakeup Copenhagen - Bernstorffsgade, Scandic Palace Hotel, and Generator Copenhagen rank among the highest-rated hotels in City Center.

How much is a hotel in Copenhagen for tonight?

The best deal for a 3-star hotel room in Copenhagen found by KAYAK users in the last 3 days was £80, while a 4-star hotel the lowest price was £121. The cheapest room found overall was for £72.

How much is a hotel in Copenhagen for this weekend?

The cheapest hotel room in Copenhagen for the upcoming weekend found on KAYAK in the last 3 days was for £101 per night. For the same dates, 3-star hotel rooms have been found for as low as £125 per night and 4-star hotel rooms from £126 per night.

How early should you book a hotel in Copenhagen?

Book at least 22 days before your stay begins to get the best price for your Copenhagen hotel.

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Low season

January

High season

June

Average price (weeknight)

£154

Average price (weekend night)

£175
Cheapest month to stay with an average 24% drop in price.
Most expensive month to stay with an average 37% rise in price.
Average Sun - Thu price over the last 2 weeks.
Average Fri & Sat price over the last 2 weeks.

KAYAK's top tips for finding Copenhagen hotel deals

  • The cheapest 3-star hotel room in Copenhagen found on KAYAK in the last 2 weeks was £101, while the most expensive was £165.
  • How long should you stay? KAYAK users usually book their hotel in Copenhagen for 2 days.
  • Hotels in Copenhagen can be expensive, however, public transport runs 24/7, so budget travellers could consider a hotel outside the city centre.
  • As Copenhagen is compact, guests staying outside the city centre will only be a short bus or metro ride away from main sights. Some affordable hotels on the city outskirts include the Tivoli Hotel and Carlton Guldsmeden.
  • Copenhagen’s fun and educational sights as well as its wide open green spaces in which to run around, make the city a paradise for children.
  • With its relaxed atmosphere, tree-lined residential streets, parks, and lake, the kid-friendly neighbourhood of Østerbro is great for families. Hotel Rye is a nice, low-key option in this area.
  • Copenhagen is a walkable (or bikeable) city. Guests with a car should consider keeping their car parked at a hotel with free parking, such as Hotel Rossini.
  • If you are looking for hotels in Copenhagen with a pool in the city centre, consider the Tivoli Hotel near the port, or Tivoli Gardens.
  • Guests visiting Copenhagen on business may prefer to stay near the Bella Center, Copenhagen’s conference centre. Numerous hotels are located in this area, including the AC Hotel Bella Sky Copenhagen and the Crowne Plaza Copenhagen Towers.
  • With over 10 Michelin starred restaurants, Copenhagen has as much to see and do as there is to eat. Whisk your loved one to the Michelin-star Alchemist, for that once in a lifetime food experience. To make your visit even more special, stay at the uber trendy 4-star boutique Hotel Sp34, a 15-minute car ride away in the Latin Quarter, with an in-house vintage cinema.
  • Jaegersborggade, with its cobbled streets and colourful buildings is one of the hippest places to be whilst visiting Copenhagen. Buzzing with over 40 galleries, organic stores, and the best coffee in town, a coffee world champion has a coffee shop here, it is the place to be. Stay at the Avenue Hotel Copenhagen; once an old bank, the hotel is filled with timeless charm, you check-in right next to a former vault.
  • Looking for a unique stay in Copenhagen, then why not stay at the CPH Living, a unique boat hotel in the heart of the city’s harbour. The hotel is geo-thermally heated and its floor to ceiling windows offer a panoramic view of the city.

FAQs when booking a hotel in Copenhagen

  • Which neighbourhood in Copenhagen is good for nightlife?

    From high-quality restaurants and laid-back wine bars to a vibrant club scene, Copenhagen city centre has a reputation for great nightlife. Vesterbro is the city’s liveliest area at night, with a myriad of pubs, nightclubs, cocktail bars, and live music venues on offer. There are many hotels located in this area, including the Nobis Hotel Copenhagen and the Cabinn City.

  • Which hotel area is especially good for shopping in Copenhagen?

    Copenhagen city centre is full of trendy boutiques and is also renowned for its design shops. The best shopping districts include Strøget, Elmegade, Jægersborggade, and Pilestræde. There are numerous hotels within walking distance, such as the Best Western Plus Hotel City Copenhagen.

  • What is a good hotel for a romantic holiday in Copenhagen?

    Plan the best romantic getaway for your loved one by choosing a hotel with character in Copenhagen city centre. For something a little different, a boat hotel, such as the CPH Living hotel, will ensure you have a unique and special time while staying in a hotel that floats on the river.

  • Which neighbourhoods in Copenhagen are close to the beach?

    Denmark has a beautiful coastline that can be easily reached from Copenhagen city centre. There are traditional beach hotels with plenty of charm as well as spa hotels. Amager Beach Park is a popular area during the day and evening, and offers a range of hotels, including the CPH Studio Hotel.

  • What hotels in Copenhagen have especially good spa services?

    The Hotel d’Angleterre features a tranquil spa with an indoor pool, while Hotel Kong Arthur, offers guests the opportunity to reserve time in its Balinese Water Temple, which features a hot tub, sauna, and aroma steam bath. Meanwhile, Copenhagen Admiral Hotel is a four-star hotel overlooking the river, which features a private wellness area with sauna and steam bath, and offers massage treatments with an in-house masseuse.

  • Where can I stay in the Nyhavn region?

    Popular with KAYAK users is the 71Nyhavn Hotel. This cosy and intimate converted warehouse, on the sunny side of the harbour, offers unrivalled views over the city and is conveniently located for all the attractions in Copenhagen. They also offer a bike rental service.

  • Where is the BLOX in Copenhagen?

    The BLOX is Copenhagen’s hub for design, architecture and urban innovation. Stay at the conveniently located Wakeup Copenhagen Bernstorffsgade, a cool and minimalist budget hotel at the waterfront, and only 10 minutes away.

  • Where is Copenhagen’s Meatpacking district?

    Kodbyen, located in the Vesterbro neighbourhood is Copenhagen’s Meatpacking district that is full of galleries, restaurants, and a buzzing nightlife. Stay at the aptly named Scandic Kodbyen Hotel, in the heart of Kodbyen, with rooms featuring Danish décor, a gym and an outside terrace.

  • Where to stay in Copenhagen?

    City Center and Vesterbro are the most popular neighbourhoods on KAYAK for users looking for a hotel in Copenhagen. You should also consider staying close to Tivoli.

  • What are the best hotels near Tivoli?

    Tivoli being one of the most popular landmarks in Copenhagen, many travellers enjoy staying close by. Cabinn City, Copenhagen Downtown Hostel and Next House Copenhagen are recommended hotels on KAYAK within walking distance.

  • How do I find a hotel in central Copenhagen?

    After you launch a hotel search on KAYAK, you can refine your research by neighbourhood, which allows you to pick the central Copenhagen districts. You can also do a search using the city map to choose a specific location, like Copenhagen city centre

  • How can I find hotels near me?

    Take a look at our extensive hotel map to find the best hotels near you.

  • Are there Copenhagen hotels with free parking?

    There are many hotels in Copenhagen that offer both parking and free parking. Popular choices among KAYAK users include Scandic Sydhavnen, Kurhotel Skodsborg and Go Hotel Herlev.

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