We stayed in the hotel during the Jazz Festival. It was centrally located, and easy to walk to all the major tourist attractions. We even had a jazz band playing in the afternoon near the hotel. Despite the festive nature of the city at the time, it was still relatively quiet in the hotel. The only downside was that the hotel didn't have air-conditioning in the rooms, and it was a bit of a trade off between leaving the windows open for fresh air, and keeping the windows closed at night to reduce noise. The hotel also had an excellent breakfast each morning, and the wide range of design furniture added interest to the hotel.

I have found the ideal Hotel: in the city of Copenhagen, everything within 15 minutes walk, very nice room, very good breakfast, and nice personal. Unfortunately I had only a short week-end, I shall have to return.

The hotel is in a good location. Walking distance to Stogert and several restaurants, grocery stores, etc. The rooms are tiny. I don't know where they took those pictures that are featured on the hotel website, but those scenes were nowhere to be found. Cleaning is not up to standard. I was there for three nights and my face towel was not replaced even once. I could also tell that the bath tub had not been cleaned. Seriously, for $200/night they could at least change the face towels! I'm not sure what the big deal about their breakfast buffet is either. I mean, it was fine, but nothing special or extraordinary. Pretty typical hotel buffet breakfast. The front desk is ok, can be little odd. Like the time I asked whether wireless internet was available in the Lobby area, and the guy said "I'm not sure." ??? Only three TV channels in English, two are BBC and one is Eurosport.

The rooms are small and a bit noisy if you are on a road side, but it is clean, and loved the "environmentally friendly" way! The breakfast was amasing, the location perfect, and the staff very helpful. recommend it. Very good value for money.

Un hotel molto carino, nel centro di Copenhagen e a 5 minuti dai giardini di Tivoli. Purtroppo si trova su una strada molto trafficata, se tenete la finestra aperta sentirete il rumore del traffico fino alle prime ore del mattino. All’arrivo ci hanno dato una camera standard, che era terribilmente piccola. Sono andato alla reception per protestare, perché noi avevamo prenotato una camera “classic design” (quindi più grande e bella), ma mi hanno risposto che non c’erano camere doppie di quel tipo, soltanto matrimoniali. Ci hanno proposto un rimborso di 20 sterline a notte (circa 30 euro), oppure una camera “classic design” con letto matrimoniale. Abbiamo scelto la seconda opzione, dato che il letto matrimoniale era formato da due singoli accostati! Ho trovato un po’ strano questo modo di vedere le cose, visto che nella maggior parte dei Paesi europei una “doppia” è, in effetti, una camera con 2 letti singoli. Comunque, siamo rimasti molto soddisfatti della camera, era grande e bella. Quindi, vi consiglio di prenotare una camera “classic design” (circa 118 euro a notte) anziché una standard.