Hotels in Copenhagen are well regarded as being smart and clean, whether you book budget hotels, splash out on charming luxury hotels in old converted buildings, or opt for the top-notch facilities on offer in the plethora of striking modern hotels that come in a range of quirky shapes and sizes.
There are five notable areas that are crammed with visitor-friendly hotels, restaurants, cafés and bars - and all grant stress-free access to the best bits of Copenhagen.
Tivoli is often considered to be the heart of the city; this area is within very easy reach of the railway station, the waterfront, many sights and Tivoli Gardens.
The official city centre district is a mecca for people who like to shop, while Vesterbro, which is a little further from the most touristy part of the city, is a trendier district, with bohemian cafés and bars. It's the place to be if you like to hang out with locals in the know during your city break.
On the other side of the city, to the north east of Copenhagen, is Amalienborg, which is home to the Danish royal family. Well, you couldn't ask for better neighbours! Impressive hotels can be found in this area, which is a little quieter than the city centre or Tivoli.
Reminiscent of the gabled canal-side houses in Amsterdam, or the multi-coloured wharf buildings of Bryggen, in Bergen, is enchanting Nyhavn. You can stay in the hotels situated on this colourful and lively wharf, though you might pay a premium for being located at arguably Copenhagen's loveliest spot.
Just across the water is Christianshavn, known as “Little Amsterdam” thanks to canals, cobbles and gabled homes. It has a personality all of its own, and many holidaymakers choose to stay here to see a different side of Copenhagen.
Copenhagen has attracted many of the big major chains, so you can find deals from Hilton, Radisson, Scandic, Marriott, First Hotels, Best Western, Clarion, City Hotels and Cabinn.
