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Steel House Copenhagen
Arrived around noon and check-in was quick and smooth—friendly staff made the process effortless. Booked a 4-person room but were upgraded to a spacious 6-person dorm, which actually worked out better with more room to move around. The beds were super comfortable, and I slept like a log throughout the night. Common areas are well-designed: there’s a fully equipped kitchen for cooking, plus a cozy lounge area perfect for relaxing or hanging out with fellow travelers. At under $200 per person, this price point is an absolute steal for the quality and cleanliness. Unfortunately, I forgot to take interior photos, but the space matches the app images exactly—clean, bright, and thoughtfully laid out. Highly recommend for budget-conscious travelers who still want comfort and convenience.
Next House Copenhagen
Staying at Next House Copenhagen was an absolute delight. The hostel is incredibly well-located—just a short walk from Central Station, and within easy reach of key attractions like the Architecture Center and the iconic Black Diamond Library. Despite being in a bustling city area, it feels surprisingly quiet and peaceful, making it perfect for unwinding after a day of exploring. The rooftop kitchen is a standout feature—spacious, clean, and with stunning views that make cooking or just relaxing a real pleasure. I was happy to find that the tap water is safe to drink, which is a big plus. There are two washing machines and two dryers available, each costing just 20 tokens per use—affordable and convenient. Everything about this place feels thoughtfully designed, from the layout to the amenities. It’s rare to find such a great balance of location, comfort, and value. Definitely my top choice for future visits to Copenhagen.
CityHub Copenhagen
Located a bit of a walk from the central station—about 30 minutes on foot, plus another 10 if you're hauling luggage—the price justifies every bit of it. This place is far superior to typical capsule-style accommodations: the sleeping space is spacious enough to comfortably unpack your bags, and the soundproofing is impressive—no noise from guests above at all. Shower stalls are rarely in demand, and having a microwave and oven makes cooking your own meals super easy, saving a lot on dining costs. There’s a large supermarket, Fortax, right in front, plus three 7-Elevens along the way, and countless dining options nearby. The sauna is a real highlight—perfect for unwinding after a long day. Free luggage storage is an added bonus, especially helpful when exploring the city. The front desk staff are polite and always ready to assist, making the entire stay feel welcoming. Overall, this hotel left me with a very positive impression of Copenhagen, and I’d definitely stay here again.
Go Hotel City
The Go Hotel City is perfectly situated for travelers arriving in Copenhagen, with easy access to both the airport and the metro station. It's located in a quiet neighborhood, yet still within walking distance of grocery stores and a few local dining spots—great for convenience without sacrificing peace. I arrived early, and while my room wasn’t ready, the hotel offered a secure locker service for storing luggage at a small fee—very helpful for early arrivals. The room itself was compact but clean and well-designed for solo travelers; it might feel a bit tight for two guests. One thing worth noting: there’s no air conditioning in the room. While this may be common in Denmark, it did get quite warm during the day. Since I was on the ground floor, I felt uneasy leaving the window open for ventilation. Still, despite that minor drawback, my stay was pleasant overall. The staff were friendly, the space was tidy, and the location made everything easy. I’d definitely consider staying here again on my next trip to Copenhagen.
Wakeup Copenhagen - Bernstorffsgade
Stayed at Wakeup Copenhagen - Bernstorffsgade for three nights during my trip to Copenhagen, and overall it was a great experience. The room is small but thoughtfully designed—plenty of storage space with cleverly built-in shelves, making it easy to organize luggage. One thing to note: the hotel doesn’t offer free luggage storage, and larger suitcases don’t fit well in the limited space. However, there’s a nearby hostel called Next House just next door, where you can store bigger bags for only 20 DKK—a smart and affordable solution. Location-wise, it’s super convenient for getting around the city by metro, and the vibe of the place feels modern yet cozy. Definitely a solid choice if you're looking for a clean, budget-friendly stay in central Copenhagen.
Wakeup Copenhagen - Carsten Niebuhrs Gade
Staying at this hotel was an absolute highlight of my trip to Copenhagen. The location is perfect—just a short walk from the central station and within easy reach of major attractions like Tivoli Gardens. The hotel itself is brand new, so everything feels clean, modern, and well-maintained. The spacious lobby makes check-in and relaxation a breeze. My room was spotless, with excellent attention to detail in every corner. The staff were incredibly friendly and helpful throughout my stay. The only minor downside? No electric kettle in the room, but honestly, that’s a small trade-off for such a great overall experience. With its unbeatable location, fresh design, and warm hospitality, I’d definitely book here again and recommend it to anyone visiting Copenhagen.
Danhostel Copenhagen City & Apartments
Located just a short walk from the city center, Danhostel Copenhagen City & Apartments puts you right in the heart of the action—most attractions are within walking distance, which made exploring so convenient. The hostel offers spacious rooms with clean, well-maintained bathrooms, and the overall vibe is welcoming and tidy. I was traveling solo and found the price-to-quality ratio outstanding—affordable without compromising comfort or cleanliness. With various room types available, it’s a great fit for budget travelers who still want a good experience. If you're looking for a smart, central base in Copenhagen that doesn’t break the bank, this place is definitely worth considering. I’d stay here again in a heartbeat.
Go Hotel Saga
My stay at Go Hotel Saga was absolutely fantastic! The hotel is spotless and well-maintained, with a clean and welcoming atmosphere from the moment I walked in. The front desk staff were incredibly friendly and attentive—always ready to help with a smile and quick response time. Room service was thoughtful too; everything from the bedding to the amenities felt high-quality and well-considered. What really stood out was the location—right next to a metro station and just steps from bus stops, making it super easy to get around Copenhagen whether for business or sightseeing. Taxis are also readily available nearby. It’s rare to find such a great balance of comfort, convenience, and value. I’ll definitely be coming back here on my next trip to the city!
Cabinn Metro Hotel
Staying at this hotel in Copenhagen was an absolute delight, especially considering the high cost of living in Denmark. The value for money is genuinely impressive—perfect for solo travelers like me. The room was clean, well-organized, and had all the essentials including a spacious bathroom and toilet. I was pleasantly surprised by the size of the windows—lots of natural light streamed in, making the space feel bright and airy. The breakfast was simple but satisfying, with good quality options that hit the spot without being overly heavy. Best of all, right next door is a large shopping mall—great for grabbing snacks, souvenirs, or just relaxing after a long day exploring the city. Public transport access is also excellent; it's just a short walk to the metro station. Overall, this place offers comfort, convenience, and great value—all in one. I’d definitely stay here again.
Cabinn Copenhagen
Staying at Cabinn Copenhagen was an absolute highlight of our trip to the city. The location is unbeatable—just a short walk from the bus terminal, IKEA Mall, Tivoli Amusement Park, Tivoli Food Hall, and the central train station. Getting around Copenhagen was so easy, with excellent connections to the city center. The hotel itself is well-designed, with two distinct tower blocks offering clean, modern rooms. Our stay was comfortable and hassle-free. The staff went above and beyond—friendly, professional, and always ready to help. We appreciated their local tips and quick responses. For a three-day visit, this was the perfect base. Highly recommend it for travelers looking for convenience, comfort, and great value.
Meininger Hotel Copenhagen
We stayed here with a group of five and were really impressed by the value for money. The room had two bunk beds and one double bed—simple but functional, perfect for our needs. While there’s no air conditioning, the space felt comfortable, especially with a fan. The hotel is located right next to Copenhagen’s main train station, making it super convenient for getting around the city. We appreciated the spacious common areas—the kitchen and lounge bar are great for hanging out, and the live music in the evenings added a fun vibe. One thing to note: daily cleaning and luggage storage are extra charges, which we found a bit pricey. Still, considering Copenhagen’s high cost of living, this place remains much more affordable than other options. It’s ideal for travelers who want a social atmosphere, good location, and budget-friendly rates. A solid choice if you’re looking for comfort without breaking the bank.
a&o Copenhagen Sydhavn
This place is an absolute steal for the price. I arrived early and was able to check in at 11 AM—just booked it through the app within 24 hours beforehand, which saved me from waiting around. The staff, especially Kathaya, were incredibly friendly and helpful. The location is fantastic: just a 5-7 minute walk to the metro station, and only two stops to reach Central Station. Super convenient for getting around the city. The common areas are spacious and welcoming—perfect for chilling, ordering food, or even playing games. There’s a shared kitchen where you can whip up simple meals like instant noodles, and the laundry machines are affordable. Free and paid storage options are available too. The room is a bit small, but honestly, for what you pay, it’s totally worth it. No air conditioning, but they offer fans upon request. No kettle in the room, but the kitchen area more than makes up for it. High-quality toilet paper and decent towels in the family rooms are a nice surprise for a budget-friendly hotel. Overall, if I’m coming back to Copenhagen, this will be my top pick. Great value, great vibe, and super practical.
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