Hotels near Statue of Andersen, Copenhagen

The location is very good. I arrived in Copenhagen on an early morning flight, but the front desk also helped me check in. I am very grateful for their professional service.

The hotel is designed with an online aesthetic. The public areas and rooms are warm, clean and beautiful. The selected works are also very good. Some of them have prices. You can contact the gallery to purchase them. The model is quite good. The supplies in the hotel are also ”carefully selected” in design, and there is also a hot water bottle that is very friendly to Chinese people who love drinking hot water! Haha that’s awesome 👏 The location is very convenient, right next to the central train station, easy to go anywhere. The restaurant is beautiful too! Small hotels in Europe no longer provide slippers, which is a little inconvenient (but bring your own)

Strategically located, only 5 min on foot from Copenhagen Central station. A lot of hotels in this area and I think Hotel Mayfair quite stood out with its bright signage and big building. The room itself was clean and quite spacious, enough for 3 travellers. However, some things to note include - there's no fridge in the room so you will have to store your perishables in the staffs fridge in the luggage room, no kettle and also cups provided are too small for even coffee provided. One letdown was the poor ventilation for bathroom. There was some kind of odd smell from the toilet every time we entered the room. Staff were all attentive and helpful, they helped us with filling up hot water and storing our bags before checking in.

The hotel location is not far from train station, so it’s comfortable to reside at this hotel. But my experience is not so good. I had asked for many helps, but customer service had just told me to edit those problems and no one came to help me anymore. So it’s a bad experience I had found in trip.

We recently stayed at this hotel and had a mixed experience. We got the Double Absalon Room. Here’s a breakdown of our thoughts: The Good • Great Location: The hotel is conveniently located near København Station, making it easy to travel around the city. • Breakfast Selection: The breakfast spread was decent, with a good variety of options to start the day well. • Helpful Staff: The female staff members at the check-in counter were friendly, approachable, and provided great service. The Bad • Inconvenient Room Access: Our room was located further down the hallway, requiring us to navigate multiple steps and doors while carrying luggage. This was quite inconvenient and unexpected. • Privacy Concerns: Despite placing a “Do Not Disturb” sign on our door, staff still entered our room while we were out. We returned to find chocolates and a card left inside, which, while a thoughtful gesture, would have been better received if handed to us personally at breakfast or reception. • Unsafe Bathroom Design: The bathtub and shower setup felt outdated and unsafe. My wife nearly slipped, and the floor flooded after each use, forcing us to use towels to prevent slipping. • Lack of Convenience: There were limited charging points in the room, and we had to rearrange furniture just to create a charging station. • Small & Uncomfortable Bed: The bed was surprisingly small, even for two average-sized Asian adults (both around 1.7m tall). It felt cramped and uncomfortable. • Strange Room Layout: There was an additional door leading to another room, which made us feel uneasy, especially after the unexpected entry from staff earlier. Overall Impression The hotel did not meet our expectations for a 4-star stay. It felt more like a 3-star experience, and given our concerns about privacy, convenience, and comfort, we wouldn’t recommend it to travelers looking for a relaxing stay. In contrast, we had a much better experience at IBIS, which offered better facilities and a more enjoyable stay.

We enjoyed our stay at Annex. The shared bathrooms were clean and easy to use and a short walk from the room. Our room was spacious with comfy beds. The hotel is very well located with the central station close by and the meat packing district a short walk away.

We had a great time in Comfort Hotel Vesterbro. The location is really good, close to all sightseeing places and restaurants. The staff is very nice and kind, always ready to help. The room and interior is modern and clean. WiFi is super fast, which is quite rare for such big hotels.

Very Nice room, strategically located in the city centre. Take the Bus 26 directly goes to the Nyhavn (colorful houses) and shoppinh district.

The two male receptionists at the night shift are fabulous. They are not only nice and helpful in giving grocery and money exchange information, but also very willing to share the Copenhagen culture with us. They are very friendly which has given us remarkable hospitality. The room is not big but very enough for 2 person, yet, the tidiness is satisfying with this price. The window outside is the road and sea, quiet and beautiful, very enjoyable living. There is no toothpaste, toothbrush or slippers, please prepare for yourself, given that the hotel price is really low compared to other options. Will definitely recommend to friends or family who wanna come visit Copenhagen.

Excellent Location, but Room for Improvement in Services The hotel’s location is ideal, with direct access to the lake and a beautiful surrounding area. Regarding amenities, while there are several options (sauna, gym, steam bath), the overall experience does not match that of other Marriott hotels I have visited. There were some shortcomings in the room that should not have been present. For instance, the shower gel dispenser was empty upon my arrival, and I had to notify the reception. Items such as toothbrushes, bathrobes, and slippers were not provided in the room but could be collected from the entrance. I would prefer these essentials to be available in the room initially. The breakfast was satisfactory, though not as rich as in other Marriott locations. There was a delay in the process of entering the restaurant, with only one staff member handling guest seating. This occasionally led to wait times of up to 10 minutes during peak hours (notably on 4 out of the 8 days of my stay). However, the staff was impeccable—extremely polite, professional, and always willing to assist. If some improvements are made in amenities and organization, the hotel could offer a more complete and enjoyable stay.