Copenhagen Hotel Guide - Grundtvig's Church hotels in Copenhagen, Denmark.

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"We stayed over the Easter weekend and they had organised extra activities for the children which was a great touch. We loved using the pool and sauna after our day out exploring the city. We had a large family room which was two rooms interconnected and that worked very well for us, the rooms were nicely decorated and very clean. The hotel is a short walk from the trains and buses to get around the various parts of the city, or even a train across to Sweden. We enjoyed drinks in the lobby bar, brasserie bar, and in the sky bar on the top floor which had some nice views. We decided to eat all meals outside of the hotel, and found it easy to find some good cafes for breakfast, and food markets for lunch or dinner."

"Friendly, sophisticated, and boutique-style ambience hotel that is the perfect size. "

"Clean room"

"Issues: Kitchen/living room: No microwave is available, despite the listing indicating otherwise. Also, the hanging lamp is installed too low and repeatedly bangs into people’s heads — this is a safety concern. Bedroom: There’s a gap between the headboard and the wall where items fall and can’t be retrieved. Also, the slanted window has no blind, causing privacy and light issues in the morning. Bathroom: There is no exhaust fan, resulting in persistent odors and humidity. The shower head is very basic, and water overflows into the sink/vanity area when showering. Restaurant: Far from the hotel, not an easy walk on a windy morning."

"Great train system, cool things to see. Was v windy when we were there !"

"Clean. Stylish."

"It’s good to stay "

"There should be a quiet hour enforced in the morning - a lady in the tent next to mine was always speaking very loudly at 8am. The paper towels would often run out in the evenings which made it difficult to wash your face. "