Copenhagen Hotel Guide - Dansk Datahistorisk Forening hotels in Copenhagen, Denmark.

"Excellent facilities, great staff, amazing breakfast, would definately book here again!"

"Great staff, great location. Great experience. Would stay again without hesitation."

"Great location and the room was not too bad - ie. You get what you pay for. Very small room though."

"The hotel area, transportation, restaurants and recreation are close. The only complain I have is that the room is too small for a couple, the orientation of the bed is the main problem at least for me, if two peoples are sleeping one have to move over the other one to go to the bathroom. We stay for just one night, but if I stay for more I will look for another hotel"

"Stayed here for 3 nights for the Copenhagen Marathon. Excellent budget room for 1 person. It is a small room with a single bed which was comfy. There’s a top bunk bed if 2 people are staying. Perfectly adequate for 1 person and a great price. Easy access to trains and metros to the airport and into city centre."

"Lovely hotel. Good location. Would highly recommend. "

"Was grubby with paper thin walls and windows. Unpleasant musty smell in the room and the toilet/shower cubicle was tiny and not very clean. I checked out after one night and moved to a different hotel. "

"Just one block from Central Station with affordable and diverse dining at Tivoli Food Hall"

"Room was clean. Hotel location was great - close to transit and across the street from a beautiful city lake. Air conditioning was ineffective - room was always too warm which made it difficult to sleep. Bright light on thermostat also hindered sleep. Buffer breakfast was nice. Biggest issue was when I was checking out, I asked the lady at the front desk if I could leave my bags there for a while. She suggested I use lockers in the train station. Then she said there were lockers downstairs. I went in search of these lockers but couldn’t access them via the elevators. When I returned to the front desk there was now a big line of guests checking out with bags, and that same lady was directing them over to a young man standing next to the shop. He was tagging the bags, and rolling them into a room behind the shop. I got into the queue and the gentleman took my two bags and gave me a ticket so I could pick them up later. The whole process took at least 30 minutes. I don’t know why they treated me differently in that way, but it is enough to guarantee that I won’t be staying here in the future."