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 Four-Star Hotel at Nyhavn |
Nyhavn 71 Copenhagen 1051 Denmark +45 3343 6200 http://www.71nyhavnhotel.com/ 71nyhavnhotel@arp-hansen.dk |
71 Nyhavn Hotel is a four-star luxury hotel on Nyhavn. As a rebuilt storehouse dating from 1804, the hotel had to undergo a total restoration process in 1997. The rooms are now furnished with private bathroom/toilet, cable TV, mini-bar, hairdryer and trouser press. Executive rooms also have fax machines and ironing facilities. The hotel has its own gourmet restaurant (open until midnight) and a lobby bar (open 24 hours). Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Centrally Located 3-Star Hotel |
Helgolandsgade 15 Copenhagen 1653 Denmark +45 33 24 2211 http://www.absalon-hotel.dk absalon-hotel@city.dk |
Absalon Hotel is located centrally, in the Vesterbro area of Copenhagen. Both luxury rooms and suites are available. All rooms are equipped with bathroom and toilet, telephone, cable TV, trouser press, hairdryer and fridge. The hotel has its own cinema. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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 Amusement Park In Dyrehaven |
Dyrehavevej 62 Copenhagen 2930 Denmark +45 3963 3544 / +45 3963 7300 http://www.bakken.dk bakken@bakken.dk |
Bakken is a popular amusement park, similar to Tivoli, located in the very scenic area of Dyrehaven. Back in the day, people visited Bakken to drink from the Kirsten Piils Spring in order to be cured by its waters. In 1830, the performers and entertainers arrived at Bakken and they have been there ever since. There is an outdoor stage where artists and performers entertain the audience. Best loved perhaps is the clown Pierrot, who performs at his little house several times a day. Pierrot jokes with the children and swallows fire. A visit to Bakken is often combined with a wonderful walk in the marvellous Dyrehaven. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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 Copenhagen's Most Visited Beach |
Strandvejen 338 Copenhagen 2930 Denmark |
The most popular and most visited beach near Copenhagen, this is a perfect place for swimming and sunbathing. It is situated not far from Dyrehaven and you can see the forest if you swim out from the coast a bit. Take the scenic drive from the centre along Strandvejen to Klampenborg and admire the huge, expensive villas. Highlights of Danish Modernism are the Bellevue houses by Arne Jacobsen, overlooking the beach. In the summer Bellevue is like flypaper, as popular amongst families with children or the young, rich and beautiful, as among volleyball players and bodybuilders. On Øresund a rich sailing life is led all year round, on huge sailboats and elegant kayaks. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Medium-Sized Hotel |
Colbjørngsensgade 6-8 Copenhagen 1652 Denmark +45 3324 5085 |
Comfort Hotel Excelsior is a medium-sized hotel with a cosy courtyard terrace. Placed on a side street to Vesterbrogade, it is not far from such attractions as Tivoli, Glyptoteket, the Lakes or the Planetarium. The rooms are furnished with private bathroom/toilet, TV with 20 channels, telephone and mini-bar. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Marriott Luxury Hotel |
5 Kalvebod Brygge Copenhagen 1560 Denmark +45 8833 9900 http://www.tkqlhce.com/click-2... |
Copenhagen Marriott Hotel is the first Marriott hotel in Denmark. It is a five-star luxury conference hotel with a private fitness center, private parking as well as bars and restaurants. The rooms are furnished with private telephones, TVs and mini-bars and suites are also available. The hotel is situated in a beautiful place overlooking the Copenhagen canal.It has 13 meeting rooms. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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 It's A Wild World |
Roskildevej 32 Copenhagen 2000 Denmark +45 72 20 0200 http://www.zoo.dk zoo@zoo.dk |
Copenhagen Zoo is one of the largest zoological gardens in Europe. It was founded in 1859 by ornithologist N. Kjærbølling, and was then a part of Frederiksberg Have. The landmark of the zoo is a tall watch tower (43.5 metres) and currently the garden where the Children's Zoo is located, is inhabited with animals like goats, cows and rabbits. Copenhagen Zoo contains over 2,500 animal and bird species from all over the world. In recent years great work has been carried out in order to create more space to create believable natural surroundings for the animals. In 1998, Christian Cold designed the new entrance, which is a piece of interesting modern architecture. Another highlight at the Zoo is the Tropical House consisting of rare birds and butterflies in their natural surroundings. Check out the boa constrictor and the poisonous spiders as well. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Copenhagen's Largest Aquarium |
Kavalergården 1 Copenhagen 2920 Denmark +45 3962 3283 http://www.akvarium.dk danmarks@akvarium.dk |
Denmark's Aquarium is located in the Charlottenlund forest, very close to Charlottenlund palace. It is also very close to Øresund and the beach. Here children and grown-ups alike have the opportunity of studying the rare deep-sea species and many other fish and marine animals that live in the salt-water and fresh-water tanks. You will find sharks, piranhas and many beautiful turtles ranging from huge ones to really tiny ones. One special turtle has recently achieved fame, by swimming from the Mediterranean until it reached the North Sea and the beach at Jylland. Now this strong turtle is resting in one of the tanks in the aquarium. To get there, take bus number 6 and then the S-train to Charlottenlund station. There are free parking spaces at the Aquarium too. Entry fee: DKK75 for adults, DKK40 for children. Review © 2007, Wcities |
 Nature Park North of Copenhagen |
Klampenborgvej Copenhagen 2930 Denmark |
If you are tired of the noise and stress of the city and fancy a bit of fresh air and tranquillity, you can be out of town in leafy Dyrehaven park in less than 15 minutes. The park is great for walking, cycling and riding and is accessible at all times of the year (during the winter you can also ski). Visitors can also hire a horse-drawn carriage from outside the station at Klampenborg and take a ride through the park. Those lucky enough to visit Copenhagen in June should visit Hvidtjørrnesletten and see the ancient hawthorn forest in blossom - a sight you will never forget. Other attractions are Erimitagen, a former hunting lodge in the middle of the forest, Bakken, an amusement park similar to Tivoli and the Rådvad mill at Mølleåen. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Four-Star Hotel in Central Copenhagen |
Vesterbrogade 9 Copenhagen 1620 Denmark +45 3327 6900 http://www.grandhotel.dk grandhotel@arp-hansen.dk |
The first-class Grand is one of Copenhagen's French-styled hotels. Its pavement café has a very French ambience, as well as the restaurant, which offers a Danish/French menu. The hotel is centrally situated, close to Strøget and the Town Hall Square, Tivoli and Hard Rock Café. As an alternative to going out, the hotel offers its own bar. You can choose between Standard, Superior and Executive rooms, or Junior and Large suites. All rooms come equipped with a private bathroom and toilet, telephone, mini-bar, and TV with an in-house video. Executive rooms also have a fax machine and safe. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Luxury Airport Hotel |
Ellehammersvej 20 Copenhagen 2770 Denmark +45 3250 1501 http://www.hilton.com/en/hi/ho... |
The Hilton group is one of the world's best-known hotel chains. Now one of these luxury conference hotels provides its luxurious facilities in the Kastrup Airport area. Since its opening, it has been offering the best international standards in accommodation, restaurants, bars, parking and fitness facilities. The rooms are of course furnished with private bathroom/toilet, telephone, TV and mini-bar. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Inexpensive Hotel |
Colbjørngsensgade 29 Copenhagen 1652 Denmark +45 33 21 2196 http://www.ansgar-hotel.dk ansgar@ansgar-hotel.dk |
This is a three-star hotel with the special feature of a courtyard, open for outdoor dining in the summer season. Possibilities exist for taking family rooms, and also for accommodating dogs. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Hotel for Groups and Families |
Banegårdspladsen 4 Copenhagen 1577 Denmark +45 33 42 9900 http://www.hotelastoria.dk HotelAstoria@arp-hansen.dk |
Hotel Astoria has rooms that can accommodate up to five people in bunk beds, which makes it an alternative to youth hostels, good for larger groups and families. All rooms come equipped with their own bathroom/shower and toilet, as well as a telephone, mini-bar and TV (with the hotel's video channel). Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Three-star Hotel |
Dronningens Tværgade 45 Copenhagen 1302 Denmark +45 3332 1044 http://www.hotelchristianiv.dk/ reception@hotelchristianiv.dk |
This hotel is located close to Rosenborg Castle and the Botanical Gardens, and is within walking distance of Kongens Nytorv, Strøget and Nyhavn. The modern, white façade of the hotel suits the bright interior. All rooms have private bathrooms, telephone and a TV with two free 24-hour movie channels. The hotel also provides off-site conference facilities. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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3-Star Hotel |
Colbjørnsensgade 5-11 Copenhagen 1652 Denmark +45 33 21 3333 cosmopol@pip.dknet.dk |
This is a three-star hotel with spacious rooms that accommodate up to four people. The rooms all come with a private bathroom, direct dial telephone, TV and clock radio. The hotel has its own restaurant with reasonable prices. There are options for discounts on the room rates in the low season, so ask about this. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Historic five-star hotel |
Kongens Nytorv 34 P. O. Box 9077 Copenhagen 1074 Denmark +45 (0)3312 0095 http://www.remmen.dk/dangleterre/ anglehot@remmen.dk |
Hotel D'Angleterre is the most prestigious hotel in Copenhagen, if not the whole of Denmark. It is located in the heart of Copenhagen and offers fine views over Kongens Nytorv and Nyhavn. This majestic hotel dates back to the 18th century, when it was moved to its present location after being destroyed by fire. The rooms are furnished in classic English style. Guests can access the internet via cable TV. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Heart Of Copenhagen's Shopping Area |
Vester Voldgade 89 Copenhagen 1552 Denmark +45 3311 4806 hotel@hotel-danmark.dk |
Hotel Danmark is located just across from Rådhuspladsen, the Town Hall Square, at the heart of Copenhagen's main shopping area. Buses run right to the door, but many of the big attractions like Tivoli, Glyptoteket, the National Museum, Strøget and Christiansborg are within walking distance. The relatively small hotel attaches importance to personalised service. All rooms are equipped with a private bathroom, hairdryer, telephone, radio and cable TV. The hotel has its own underground garage, where parking costs DKK70 per day. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Close to the Station |
Colbjørngsensgade 14 Copenhagen 1652 Denmark +45 33 31 77 50 |
Hotel Du Nord is located close to the main station and the central shopping districts. All rooms are furnished with their own telephones and have en-suite bathrooms. There is a communal TV in the lounge. Several larger rooms are available for families. Reception offers a selection of drinks around the clock. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Four-star Hotel |
Vester Voldgade 25 Copenhagen 1552 Denmark +45 3312 5902 http://www.remmen.dk/kongfrederik |
Hotel Kong Frederik was founded in 1898 and is a first-class, English-style hotel. Great public transport connections and a central location near the Town Hall Square 'Strøget' makes the hotel an attractive choice for the busy visitor. The rooms have internet access and mini-bars. Guests also have free access to Hotel D'Angleterre's spa and fitness club with indoor swimming pool, Jacuzzi, Turkish baths, sauna and massage. Breakfast costs an additional DKK 105. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Three-Star Hotel Close to the Royal Theatre |
Tordenskjoldsgade 15 Copenhagen 1060 Denmark +45 3347 8300 http://www.hotelopera.dk hotelopera@arp-hansen.dk |
Hotel Opera is situated close to the Royal Theatre, Kongens Nytorv, Strøget and Nyhavn. In honour of this privileged location, some of the rooms are named after famous operas, and decorated with a touch of extravagant style. Some of the rooms have 24-carat gold taps! All rooms are fitted with a private bathroom, with either a shower or a bathtub. There is even a telephone and satellite or cable TV in each room. In the lobby bar, it is possible to have after-theatre drinks as well as coffee and tea. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Stylish and Luxurious |
Bredgade 37 Copenhagen 1260 Denmark +45 3395 9500 http://www.phoenixcopenhagen.dk PhoenixCopenhagen@arp-hansen.dk |
Hotel Phoenix opened in 1990 after a complete restoration of the historic, 300-year-old building. Now it is a luxury hotel of the highest standard, with spacious rooms decorated with antique furniture. All rooms have a telephone, TV, mini-bar, safe, iron, and a private bathroom made of Italian marble. Executive rooms have air conditioning and a jacuzzi as well as their own fax-machine. The hotel is centrally located between Kongens Nytorv and Amalienborg, with Strøget, Nyhavn and Rosenborg Garden within walking distance. The hotel has its own bar and restaurant. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Value For Money |
Helgolandsgade 12 Copenhagen 1653 Denmark +45 33 31 4610 http://www.hotel-selandia.dk/ hotel-selandia@city.dk |
Selandia is a small, recently renovated two-star hotel situated in the center of town. Most rooms have their own bathroom and toilet (some rooms share facilities). All rooms have a telephone, radio and satellite TV. A top tip for all those on a tight budget. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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3-Star Hotel |
Vesterbrogade 41 Copenhagen 1620 Denmark +45 33 21 2166 http://www.accorhotels.com/acc... |
Crown Hotel is located in an area slightly secluded from the traffic of Vesterbrogade. Access is through a quiet courtyard. All rooms are furnished with cable TV, telephone and mini-bar, and have a private bathroom with hairdryer. There are two rooms, for 18 and 22 people, that can be used for business conferences. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Three-Star Hotel |
Colbjørnsensgade 13 Copenhagen 1652 Denmark +45 33 22 1100 http://www.accorhotels.com/acc... |
Norlandia Star is a modern hotel, only a few streets from Copenhagen Central Station. All rooms come equipped with their own bathroom, cable TV, video, mini-bar, telephone, trouser press and hairdryer. The suites also feature an exclusive Jacuzzi with a nice, private courtyard behind the lobby. There are five conference rooms with a capacity for eight to 40 people each, depending on the set-up. Standard AV equipment is available. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Spacious Rooms |
Helgolandsgade 7-11 Copenhagen 1653 Denmark +45 33 31 3266 http://www.accorhotels.com/acc... |
The premises of this hotel were built around the year 1900. The hotel's interior, however, is ultramodern, having undergone several refurbishments. The hotel offers both Standard and Superior rooms, all with private toilets and shower or bath. The Superior-class rooms also feature air-conditioning, cable TV, radio alarm, direct telephone line, trouser press and hairdryer. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Four-star Hotel In Central Copenhagen |
Vester Farimagsgade 9 Copenhagen, Copenhagen 1606 Denmark +45 33 12 8000 http://www.imperialhotel.dk imperialhotel@arp-hansen.dk |
Imperial is a modern four-star hotel dating back to 1958. As part of the Dutch Golden Tulip chain, Imperial offers many advantages, such as discounts and booking by e-mail. There is a boutique in the hotel lobby, and Imperial also has its own bar, brasserie, restaurant and cinema. All rooms have a telephone, own bathroom/toilet, trouser press, safety box, satellite TV and mini-bar. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Centrally Located Square |
Kongens Nytorv Copenhagen 1050 Denmark |
If Rådhuspladsen is Copenhagen's most popular square, then Kongens Nytorv is the city's most distinguished and exclusive one. That is the impression a visitor will receive especially at night, when celebrities and other people in gala dress flock to the Royal Danish Theatre to see a ballet, opera or play. Limousines glide up in front of Hotel D'Angleterre to drop off their guests. Kongens Nytorv was constructed in 1670 on the side of the former ramparts of the city. Many beautiful buildings are situated around Kongens Nytorv, for instance Charlottenborg, built for Frederik III's half brother in Dutch Baroque style. Charlottenborg is the former location of the Architectural School and now contains the Art School, Charlottenborg Udstillingshal and Café Charlottenborg. Other buildings are the Thotske Palace (now the French Embassy), and the department store Magasin du Nord, the most beautiful department store in Scandinavia. At the middle of Kongens Nytorv you find a garden called Krinsen. Every summer, the year's graduates dance around Krinsen, hand in hand. At Christmas, the square and its many buildings are decorated with lights that make everything look like a fairy-tale. The statue at the middle of the square represents Christian V, made by Frenchman Abraham-Cesar Lamoroux in 1687. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Old harbour by Kongens Nytorv |
Københavns havn til Kongens Nytorv Copenhagen 1051 Denmark |
Nyhavn docks were constructed in 1670 as an encouragement to trade and shipping, with a new canal going from the harbour of Copenhagen to Kongens Nytorv. Along the quays, houses have been built on the two different sides - one side contains Charlottenborg castle and blocks of flats, which belong to the bourgeoisie; and on the other side, there are houses built of timber, and picturesque buildings. Up to the 1950s and 1960s, many houses were situated here, but no so-called decent people would have ever ventured into this part of town after dark. In that very same period, poets praised that very quality of the old Nyhavn in songs like "Nu går våren gennem Nyhavn". Today, this side of Nyhavn has become fashionable. The quay has been turned into a pedestrian street and the harbour basin has been opened for old sailing ships. Excellent restaurants and cafés have opened; and especially in the summer, the quay is crowded with people having a good time. Today, if you are interested in buying property in this part of town, you have to be more than well-off. One of the most famous residents of Nyhavn was the fairy-tale writer Hans Christian Andersen. You can take tours departing from Nyhavn on the canal tour boats or Havnebussen to see many of the important sights around here, including Holmen. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Deluxe Hotel |
Rådhuspladsen 57 Copenhagen 1550 Denmark +45 33 14 4050 http://www.palace-hotel.dk anette.rasted@lemeridien.com |
The location of this large, deluxe establishment simply can't be beaten. Located next to the Town Hall Square and across the road from the Tivoli Gardens, The Palace Hotel's rooms were refurbished in 1998 and have their own bathroom, telephone, TV, radio, mini-bar, desk, trouser press and hairdryer. The Brasserie on the Square restaurant and the Palace cocktail bar belong to the hotel. Guests can make use of the sauna, sun bed and massage facilities.Several conference suites for up to 80 people. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Exclusive Five-Star Establishment |
Hammerichsgade 1 Copenhagen 1611 Denmark +45 3342 6000 http://www.radisson.com/copenh... copenhagen@radissonsas.com |
The Royal offers all the comforts a guest could possibly want. Air-conditioning is installed in all the rooms, as are a telephone, hairdryer, modem hook-up, a TV with 26 channels, and a refrigerator with mini-bar. The hotel also offers several restaurants, a bar, a nightclub and boasts of 24-hour room service for sleepless guests. The state-of-the-art fitness center includes a solarium, sauna and massage facilities. The hotel does not have its own pool, but there is one at the Frederiksberg swimming center. Laundry service is available seven days a week. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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City's Main Square |
Rådhuspladsen Copenhagen 1550 Denmark |
Rådhuspladsen is at the heart of Copenhagen. Here, you find the Town Hall, and the house of Politiken, where neon signs provide the passers-by with news from all over the world. Also the Palace Hotel, the Bus Terminal, outdoor restaurants, newspaper stands and the famous Danish pølsevogne (hot-dog stands) are all here. Rådhuspladsen is an important social meeting-point, and a place for magnificent views of the Tivoli fireworks. Rådhuspladsen was originally built in the shape of a shell; the model was the big square in the Italian town of Sienna. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Centrally Located Family Hotel |
Colbjørnsensgade 18 Copenhagen 1652 Denmark +45 3324 4944 http://www.sagahotel.dk/ booking@sagahotel.dk |
Saga is a popular, reasonably-priced family hotel in central Copenhagen. It is situated close to the central station, Tivoli and Istedgade. The hotel offers double rooms and larger family rooms, furnished either with a wash basin or a private bathroom. All rooms are installed with a TV and a telephone. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Classic Hotel |
Vesterbrogade 34 Copenhagen 1620 Denmark +45 3326 7500 http://www.savoyhotel.dk mail@savoyhotel.dk |
Savoy Hotel is a classically furnished hotel with a private restaurant and an attached summer-open courtyard terrace. Its rooms all have a private bathroom/toilet, telephone, cable TV and mini-bar, and an electric kettle for making free coffee and tea. With its location on Vesterbro it is not far from attractions such as Tivoli, Strøget and the Town Hall Square. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Centrally-Located Scandic Hotel |
Vesterbrogade 11 B Copenhagen 1620 Denmark +45 3331 1432 http://www.scandic-hotels.com/... webers@scandic-hotels.com |
Scandic Hotel Webers is situated on Vesterbrogade, only 100m from the central station and close to Tivoli, the lakes and planetarium. All rooms have a TV and many have been furnished according to the Environmental Room Regulation, which means that up to 97% of the materials are recyclable. The hotel contains a fitness centre, sauna, hotel bar and non-smoking rooms. Breakfast is served in the hotel restaurant. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Backpacker's Ffavourite |
Struenseegade 7 Copenhagen 2200 Denmark +45 3535 4648 http://www.sleepinheaven.com morefun@sleepinheaven.com |
Sleep-in offers cheap accommodation for young people and is particularly popular with backpackers. A bed in a dormitory costs DKK100 per night. Luggage can be stored free of charge and valuables deposited in a safe. Sleep-in is centrally located on Nørrebro and offers Internet access. The hostel is closed in December and January. A youth hostel card is not required. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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English-style Hotel |
Helgolandsgade 3 Copenhagen 1653 Denmark |
One of the special things about this three-star hotel, furnished in a classic English style, is its tea and coffee lounge. The rooms have been decorated with antiques from the Far East, and contain a private bathroom/toilet, radio, cable TV (including CNN and BBC News), hairdryer, electronic safe, trouser press, mini-bar and electric kettle. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Good-value Central Hotel |
Halmtorvet 1 Copenhagen 1700 Denmark +45 3321 8050 http://www.hotel-tiffany.dk/ tiffany@hotel-tiffany.dk |
The Tiffany is situated right between Copenhagen Central Station, the Lakes and the Planetarium. The beautiful, white building has a Mediterranean-style interior with large, white pillars and plenty of plants. Besides a private bathroom, each of the spacious rooms has a hairdryer, cable TV, trouser press and safe, as well as its own kitchenette with microwave oven and fridge. A continental breakfast is served in the rooms. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Amusement Park |
Vesterbrogade 3 Postboks 233 Copenhagen 1620 Denmark +45 (0)3315 1001 http://www.tivoli.dk info@tivoli.dk |
Founded in 1843, Tivoli is located where the once-fortified city's ramparts used to be, and the park's on-site lake is a remnant of the city's moat. Children of all ages visit year 'round for the old-world carnival-style atmosphere and the exciting attractions. Test your mettle on a number of extreme thrill rides (including "The Demon" and "The Spinning Top"). Tamer rides and activities are in abundance as well. Young ones will not want to miss the grand carousel or the aquarium. Older folk tend to congregate in and around Tivoli's nearly 40 bars and restaurants, some of which are tres gourmet and may date as far back as 1843. World-class live entertainment is always provided, and the festivities get kicked into high gear during the Christmas season. See website for complete list of attractions, video tours, seasonal hours, event calendar and more. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Central Three-star Hotel |
Helgolandsgade 4 Copenhagen 1653 Denmark +45 3331 6906 http://www.hebron.dk tophotel@hebron.dk |
Hotel Hebron is located on Vesterbro, between the central station and the Lakes. The stylish façade is matched by the individual, elegant décor of the rooms, all bright and with soundproof double-glazing, a private bathroom with hair dryer, a telephone and a TV. In the hotel lounge, it is possible to buy sweets and soft drinks. Free coffee and tea are served between 2p and 11p. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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