Which hotels in Copenhagen offer free wifi?

The following hotels in Copenhagen offer free WLAN for HRS guests: Hotel Tivoli , Hotel Wakeup and Hotel Copenhagen Island . More hotels in Copenhagen with free WiFi .

Which hotels in Copenhagen have the best ratings?

In Copenhagen the HOTEL SP34 , Copenhagen Radisson Collection Royal Hotel and Copenhagen Admiral Hotel received the highest customer ratings with at least 8 out of 10 rating stars.

Which hotels in Copenhagen offer good breakfasts?

The hotels Clarion Hotel Copenhagen Airport , RADISSON BLU SCANDINAVIA CPH and Hotel Best Western Hebron have received very positive reviews from travelers for their breakfast options.

Which hotels in Copenhagen offer a gym?

You can relax in the fitness studio after your business meeting at the following hotels in Copenhagen: Hotel Tivoli , Hotel Copenhagen Island and AC Hotel Bella Sky Copenhagen AC Hotel Bella Sky Copenhagen .

Which conference hotels in Copenhagen are particularly recommended?

In Copenhagen the following conference hotels: HOTEL SP34 , Copenhagen Radisson Collection Royal Hotel and Copenhagen Admiral Hotel have received the highest customer ratings with at least 8 out of 10 rating stars.

Which hotels in Copenhagen are close to airport: Kopenhagen (CPH)?

Hotel Comwell Roskilde , Zleep Hotel Roskilde and Hotel Roskilde B&B are close to the Flughafen Kopenhagen (CPH) .

Which hotels in Copenhagen near the exhibition center?

We recommend the following hotels in Copenhagen for trade fair visitors and organizers: Hotel Glostrup Park , Zleep Hotel Ishøj and A Hotels . Here you will find a full selection of the hotels in Copenhagen near the exhibition center .

Which hotels in Copenhagen are centrally located?

At HRS you have the option of sorting the hotels according to their distance from the center and choosing the right hotel for you. Or use the map view.

Which hotels in Copenhagen are good for a business trip?

The accommodations Hotel Tivoli , Hotel Copenhagen Island and Andersen Boutique Hotel received particularly good reviews from business travelers. You can find more business hotels in Copenhagen here .

Which hotels in Copenhagen have a spa?

You can relax in the wellness area after your business meeting in the following hotels in Copenhagen: Hotel Tivoli , Hotel Copenhagen Island and AC Hotel Bella Sky Copenhagen AC Hotel Bella Sky Copenhagen . You can find more information and offers on wellness hotels in Copenhagen at HRS.

Which design hotels in Copenhagen are particularly recommended?

The following design hotels in Copenhagen: Hotel Skt. Annae , Hotel Alexandra and Andersen Boutique Hotel have received the highest customer ratings with at least 8 out of 10 rating stars. More design hotels in Copenhagen on HRS.

Which hotels in Copenhagen are close to the train station?

You get a good connection to the local public transport through accommodations near the train station. The accommodations Hotel Studio Rådmandsgade , Herløv Kro Hotel and Hotel Acacia House are perfectly suited due to their proximity to the train station.

How much does a stay in Copenhagen this weekend cost?

For two nights in a 3-HRS-star hotel in Copenhagen, travelers will pay an average of €362.18 over the coming weekend. (Price based on HRS prices of a price query from 4 December 2021 for two nights in a single room this coming weekend (10 December 2021 - 12 December 2021).)

How much does a hotel in Copenhagen cost tonight?

In Copenhagen travelers can expect an average overnight price of €148.69. (Prices are based on the hotel prices from hrs.de).

Hotels in Copenhagen (Capital Region of Denmark)

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Copenhagen - From Fairy-Tales to Stargazers

Experience the heart and soul of Denmark in beautiful and exciting Copenhagen: the place where Hans Christian Andersen penned his tales and the foundation of modern astronomy was laid by the stargazer Tycho Brahe. From its location on the eastern coast of the island of Zealand, this picturesque city lies mid-way between the Baltic and North Seas, making it not only an important commercial hub, but a cultural center as well. Filled with historic sites, museums, and activities, its diverse history stretching back to the Vikings is on display everywhere, from Langelinie Pier where the Little Mermaid lives to the ruins under the 12th century Christiansborg Palace. Easy to access by sea, land, or air, Copenhagen’s bus, railway, and road system makes getting around simple as well. So come savor good food, good times, and say “skål” in this wonderful city by Øresund Sound.

Location: Baltic Pearly by the Øresund

Located on the eastern shore of the island Zealand in the Øresund Sound, busy Copenhagen is strategically positioned between the Baltic and the North Sea. The city enjoys a temperate climate with cool winters and mild summers. Buffeted by west winds, the change between seasons is distinct. Copenhagen Airport is a major European hub. It’s also accessible by ferry from Oslo. One can get around easily by train or car on the sophisticated network of roads and rail lines.

Business: Medicon Valley and Economic Bonanza

While most of Copenhagen’s residents are employed in the service sector, it’s also the political and financial center of Denmark, the flow of wealth filtered through the Copenhagen Stock Exchange. Tourism plays a big role in the economy, with a record number of room nights – 8.1 million – reached in 2012. The shipping giant Maersk has its world headquarters here, and global companies like Carlsberg and Novo Nordisk call the city their home. Major research centers in bio and information technology are also located here, which resulted in the metro area’s nickname “Medicon Valley”. The Øresund Sound Bridge has expanded trade across the strait to the Swedish city of Malmo.

Culture: From Vikings to Royalty of Literature

With a heritage dating back to the Vikings in the 11th century, Copenhagen’s role as a major cultural and commercial center has changed little over time. While rising to prominence through the Middle Ages as major fishing center, it fell prey in the 16th century to the same religious schism that roiled most of Europe. Fortifications like the Kastellet (“Citadel”) reflect the struggle for political and religious dominance. Feel astronomer Tycho Brahe’s spirit at his observatory, The Round Tower. Or, pay homage to Hans Christian Andersen with a visit to the statue of the Little Mermaid. Modern-day Copenhagen lives and breathes arts, music, and history—so make sure to experience it all!

Activities: Roller Coasters, Galleries, and Waterfront Fun

Take the kids over to Tivoli Gardens where they ride can ride the iconic wooden roller coaster in this, the world’s second oldest amusement park. History lives in the city’s numerous landmark buildings, such as Rosenborg Castle or Amalienborg Palace, or its many museums like the Ny Carlsberg Glyptotek and National Gallery, where you can view traditional works. Modern pieces are skilfully displayed at the ARKEN. Stroll along the picturesque Nyhavn waterfront, where you can shop, savor a local brew, or enjoy meal at one of the many eateries.

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Copenhagen - From Fairy-Tales to Stargazers

Location: Baltic Pearly by the Øresund

Business: Medicon Valley and Economic Bonanza

Culture: From Vikings to Royalty of Literature

Activities: Roller Coasters, Galleries, and Waterfront Fun