Hotels near Middelalderlandsbyen

"Staff is wonderful. Only “issue” was 1/3 rooms the bedding wasn’t clean. Called front office and they fixed it eminently "

"Short walk to and from the Old Town and central railway station. Staff very helpful (especially Erik) with food recommendations. Bar had a happy hour! Breakfast was plentiful and included. Room was small but had every needed amenity. Only complaint was that we were too hot - our fault as we only realised we could open the windows in the morning! Given that Denmark were playing at home that day it was thoroughly enjoyable."

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"The hotel bar and restaurant were good. The rooms are clean but average. Pillows on bed were too soft and uncomfortable."

"I recently stayed at the Scandic Sydhavnen and found it to be exactly as described. The location is about 20 minutes from the city center, but the local public transport links are excellent, and the hotel offers bike rentals which made exploring Copenhagen very easy. The room was clean and well-maintained. I was particularly impressed by the blackout curtains and the soundproofing; despite being near a road, the windows blocked the noise perfectly. The shower had great pressure and plenty of hot water, though I did notice the bathroom tiles are starting to show their age. Breakfast was a highlight—there was a great selection of food and the dining area is spacious enough that it never felt cramped. A very reliable choice for a Copenhagen stay!"

"great location, and the ironing room was the best I have seen! a desk to work was the only thing missing. "

"We loved the simple Nordic style of this hotel , so relaxing atmosphere and the staff were very kind and helpful "

"Well received by reception team. Room was very basic, but adequate. I would have liked to see at least a kettle and some complimentary coffee and tea. There was a good breakfast selection and by far the best gym facilities of any hotel I have stayed at before. "

"Room was extremely dusty with no appliances like a simple kettle.Also the main light was dim which was annoying."