Copenhagen Hotel Guide - St. Nicholas Church hotels in Copenhagen, Denmark.

"Breakfast was fresh every morning , staff were very friendly and helpful . The room and hotel was super and with history to it was just super !! "

"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."

" Bigger duvet on bed and kettle with tea/coffee in rooms"

"Great staff, spacious room"

"Easy to find and check in late, but that's about it for pros. We knew that it would be a simple room and we were fine with that however we left after one night. Room wasn't that clean, window was stuck open a crack so there was a draft all night, and there was no sound protection between rooms and the corridor. When I went down to the desk to ask for drinking water (the sink in the room was way too small to fit a bottle under) staff were not very helpful."

"If they have small fridge will be better"

"Been here many times as a place to sleep when visiting relatives Sluseholmen. This time we had to change room as luckily before we unpacked, I noticed we couldn’t close the curtains (as well as the metal post that has a few coat hangers on it was missing) It was soon rectified with a new room. We always sleep well here. There’s white towels, shower gel & hairdryer. The linen is clean and fresh. It’s a basic hostel but suits our needs. I would add that they now have automatic screens to check-in at reception - my observation would be that staff should wipe the screen regularly for finger marks. "