Hotels in Copenhagen

The Little Guesthouse is an affordable choice with rates from only 57£ per night. If you're travelling on a fixed budget, consider staying at Urban House, which is a 10-minute walk to the center. Danhostel Copenhagen Amager is a simple budget hostel, settled next to VM-Bjerget with room rates from only 72£ per night. You can book a room at the budget-friendly Hotel Copenhagen, that is set in Amager Vest district with room rates from 126£.

Those searching for hotels by Kastrup airport will find accommodations like Clarion Hotel Copenhagen Airport about 1.4 km away. Kong Arthur is a 4-star hotel only 450 meters from Nørreport metro station, it comes with a sauna, an indoor swimming pool and a golf course. If you would like to stay in a hotel near Copenhagen Central railway station, think of 3-star Savoy and Wakeup Copenhagen - Carsten Niebuhrs Gade.

If you like hustle and bustle of the city center, pick Copenhagen Backpackers Hostel with rates from 23£ or Ansgar Hotel where prices start at 149£. First Hotel Twentyseven is a well-known 4-star property situated in the very heart of the downtown.

First Hotel Kong Frederik is a stylish choice that will put you within short distance of Kulturtarnet pa Knippelsbro and it's located in Copenhagen Centre district. Wakeup Copenhagen Borgergade, just 1000 meters from the center, offers all the comforts of a fancy boutique hotel. The 3-star First Hotel Excelsior is an option for those who prefer reliable service.

Nybro Apartments is a cozy apartment in the center of the city located 100 meters from Restaurant Puk. Guests planning to visit Amager Vest district may want to book a room at Rent A Room Copenhagen, with rates from 72£. Business travelers looking for some of the best hotels within a short drive of Equestrian statue of Christian IX will find Annex Copenhagen or Generator Copenhagen. Best Western Plus Hotel City Copenhagen ia an elegant resort hotel set less than a 15-minute walk from Kastellet.

Copenhagen is the capital of Denmark and its most populated city, with nearly 1.3 million people. The city was founded in the 10th century as a Viking fishing village, and has steadily grown in population since then. Although there have been a few bumps in the road, the city has established a reputation as a thriving center of history, the arts, and a surprisingly good nightlife. If you're interested in visiting Copenhagen, you should know that Hotelmix.co.uk has an extensive listing of the best places to stay in Copenhagen  for your consideration. For a city the size of Copenhagen, the listings can be enormous. With so many options, it can be easy for the potential traveler to get overwhelmed. However, Hotelmix.co.uk provides a guest-driven rating system in order to help all travelers understand the listing better. Moreover, every one of Hotelmix.co.uk Copenhagen hotels comes with a generous amount of interior photography.

What's Copenhagen Like?

Copenhagen is a majestic city with many different points of interest. Adventurers can tour several historic buildings, including the Christiansborg Palace, which today houses all of the Danish branches of government. There have been three different incarnations of the Christiansborg Castle. The first was erected in the 18th century around the ruins of the 11th century Absalon's Castle. After the first Christiansborg site was devastated by a fire in 1794, the second Christiansborg was started in 1803 and completed in 1828. It was also destroyed by fire in 1884. The third (and current) Christiansborg Castle was completed in 1938. Visitors might also be interested in viewing Fredrik's Church, popularly known as the Marble Church. Although the first groundbreaking began in 1749, various budget cuts and the death of the original architect caused the structure to remain unfinished for over a hundred years. It was finally completed in 1894 and opened to the public. The visitor will enjoy viewing various statues of prominent Danish theologians and philosophers on the grounds, including Kierkegaard. Visitors might also enjoy visiting Tivoli Gardens, which is one of the oldest amusement park in the world, which opened circa 1843. If you have some problem where to stay in Copenhagen, we will help you make the best choice and choose the best cheap hotels in Copenhagen.

Tips for Getting Along with Locals in Copenhagen

An important part of tourism in any locale is getting along with the locals. With that being said, there are a number of rules of etiquette that the visitor to Denmark should keep in mind. First of all, in America and many other parts of the world, "How are you?" is a common greeting. In Denmark, however, it is a greeting that is only reserved for close friends. A Danish individual will interpret this question a bit differently and go into considerable detail. If you develop a rapport with a Danish person and ask him this question, be prepared to hear the truth! In Copenhagen there are a lot of English-speaking people, so you shouldn't have any problem getting around. Still, just to be certain, you can ask them "Taler De engelsk?" (Do you speak english?) Copenhagen is generally an expensive place to be in some regards, and the restaurants in this area are no exception. Many visitors save money when visiting a Copenhagen restaurant by opting for a buffet-style meal instead of ordering from the menu. When taking the metro trains, make sure that your ticket is stamped or you will face a hefty fine. Enjoy your trip to this beautiful city and remember that you trust Hotelmix.co.uk for all of your Hotels in Copenhagen and cultural tips!