Business Hotels in Copenhagen

We were ending a cruise in Copenhagen and wanted to spend several days in the city. Being an IHG rewards member the Towers were our option! It is good to see great reviews for a hotel when making a booking and I have to add to the positive reviews! We had booked our room so we could get in the morning our cruise arrived. We had just walked in when alarms went off, say there was an emergency and to exit the building! What a welcome. It was over quickly (we were told it was some baking product burned in the kit). They sent us to enjoy the breakfast buffet while waiting for things to settle down! That was our first of four great breakfasts! The breakfast buffet was a great mix - we loved the pancakes, eggs, and bacon. They beat the same items on the cruise! We liked the safety feature that you had to have a key to go up on the elevator. The room was large and well equipped. Great bathroom. Nice that you can quickly walk to the metro or train station. Since it is a fairly isolated location it was nice to have The Bark.

We arrived into Copenhagen Airport and found the train to the Centre. Need to just make sure you’re on the right platform and going in the right direction. The hotel is a very short walk and we were not disappointed. The staff are very welcoming and helpful. Our room was lovely and the breakfasts were also very nice. The only thing I would say is if you’re looking for quiet on a Saturday night stay elsewhere or shut your windows. Not a big deal for us but just a heads up. It’s very well placed for everything.

We were first drawn to this new hotel in the center of Copenhagen from internet research. Impeccably presented with beautiful interior design, this relatively new 5 star property is located on the water and well positioned to allow for exploration of the city. Suited to tourists as well as business guests the hotel offers well appointed rooms, comfortable beds, excellent towels & robes and attentive service in all departments. Please note, if outlooks and positioning within the hotel are of importance to you I would highly suggest contacting the hotel to get advise on room selection. We booked a Premium category room but made a poor selection based on the limited explanations on the hotel website and ended up on the ground floor facing an office building with parked vans, workers taking smoking breaks and a complete lack of privacy. The premium room category provides ample space with 53M squared but the descriptor does not state this room is a low floor room without a view. You need to book the room 'with a view'. I honestly don't recall that being offered from the list of available rooms when I booked so its quite possible the 'view' category had sold out. In any case, only certain rooms will offer views of the river so it is best to coordinate with the hotel if you have any questions. We stayed one night in our original room but the situation was not ideal - a combination of our poor selection and lack of detailed info on the hotel website. Mehmet Ali, one of the managers was most accommodating and assisted in moving us for our 2nd and 3rd nights to a room offering a spectacular view. We are very grateful for the kind and generous upgrade as this certainly was not our focus in trying to change our accommodations. Mr. Ali is dedicated in his role and wanted to ensure we had a good experience at the NH Collection Copenhagen. He personally saw to it that we were comfortable and indeed we were. Breakfast at the hotel is what one would expect from a fine hotel and the content of the buffet and overall service was a great way to start the day. We did not use the fitness facility but did enjoy the hotel bar where cocktails are professionally mixed and served by a friendly and competent team. We would have no hesitation in booking this hotel again for future visits to Copenhagen.

For Denmark or Northern Europe, this hotel is a good deal. The breakfast is quite rich, try to avoid a big crowd by taking it early or late. The location is extremely convenient for tourism, steps away from the train station and a supermarket. They clean the room every four days, but mine didn't get the service (forgot to clean) even though we stayed for 5 days. Nevertheless I would stay there again next time.

The wooden bridge behind the Copenhagen Marriott Hotel is really amazing. Some people are running, swimming, and riding bicycles. The photos are also very good. The hotel rooms are also very large and the service is very good. Located in the city center, it is also very convenient to go to Tivoli Gardens.

Good Hotel for conferences. For tourists, it's a bit far from the Center. Room is not big but decent enough for one person. Restaurants at or around hotel are limited. Most people run into difficulty when their credit cards are declined for 1 DKK deposit via using the hotel online system. You must have a physical credit card in presence.

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

The location of the hotel is not bad, about ten minutes' walk from the nearest subway station. It is a good choice for those of us who are sightseeing in the city. The overall room is clean and tidy!

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.

I am Danish and I would not say that 25hours hotel is a luxury hotel. There are many shortcomings. It is beautifully located in the middle of Copenhagen behind the Roundtower. It is well soundproofed, so you can hear minimal outside noise at night. It is comfortably furnished and the mattresses on the beds are good. However, a mattress topper was missing. Breakfast was fantastic and dinner at Neni as well. The staff were nice, but not that service minded. The window in the room could not be opened. No rooms have a real bathroom. There is a separate toilet and shower and the sink is located in the room. We didn't like that and didn't think there was any luxury in it. Only body soap, shampoo and body lotion are available. A luxury hotel has a somewhat larger selection! There are only free channels on TV because the hotel believes that guests can chromecast what they want to watch. (I wonder how the foreign tourists do it)? The chrome caster in our room didn't work and since we are not young and going out on the town, we had been looking forward to enjoying the evening with a good TV programme. We were probably cheated there! The receptionist apologized and only after asking for a refund of the price, could she offer us a couple of vouchers for the bar. We think this was very petty of a so-called luxury hotel where you expect things to be in order. But she wanted to mention it to the morning receptionist so we could get a refund. She apparently forgot about this because there was no comment about it at checkout and the poor receptionist who was all alone didn't know what to do. The line behind us was growing, so I suggested that she could refund us the breakfast, which she was relieved about. At check-in we were told that there was a sauna and we could borrow bathrobes and slippers at the reception. We said we would look forward to this until the next morning. But fooled again... when we wanted to go to the sauna after breakfast, we were told that it opened at 2pm... honestly why didn't the receptionist mention it the day before. Service.. no, unfortunately the hotel does not know this word. We really like to go to luxury hotels once in a while on different occasions, precisely because we know that things just work there - like Guldsmeden's hotels, Nimb and D'angleterre. But 25hours Hotel unfortunately does not fall into this category. What you pay for here is exclusively the decor, and it is paid dearly.