Hotels in Copenhagen
Nov 22, 2010, 3:42 am
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http://www.71nyhavnhotel.com/
This is my favorite. It's not full on luxury, but you won't really find that in Copenhagen.
The D'Angleterre is 5 star and I had a nice stay there back in the 90's. But it has a pretty bad reputation on Flyertalk. http://www.dangleterre.com/default.asp?IDX=146
This is my favorite. It's not full on luxury, but you won't really find that in Copenhagen.
The D'Angleterre is 5 star and I had a nice stay there back in the 90's. But it has a pretty bad reputation on Flyertalk. http://www.dangleterre.com/default.asp?IDX=146
Nov 22, 2010, 9:27 am
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Nimb is the only hotel in Copenhagen that I have stayed at twice and it is very nice. Good accommodations are so rare in Scandinavia that it is unusual to fine something that excels. The pictures you see in the literature are of the back of the Nimb from Tivoli, a view you will never see. From the entrance, it looks more like a low end department store. Nimb tends to sell out.
Nov 22, 2010, 11:45 pm
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I would definitely not call Skt. Petri a luxury hotel.
They market themselves as a 'design' hotel but it leaves a bit of an Ikea impression. The bathrooms are very basic.
However, the Skt. Petri is actually my favorite choice in Copenhagen due its excellent location. Having access to the new commercial gym on the ground floor is an added bonus for me.
Stars like Lady GaGa, Paris Hilton and Justin Timberlake stay here when in town.
Nimb is without doubt the place to go if you want luxury.
They market themselves as a 'design' hotel but it leaves a bit of an Ikea impression. The bathrooms are very basic.
However, the Skt. Petri is actually my favorite choice in Copenhagen due its excellent location. Having access to the new commercial gym on the ground floor is an added bonus for me.
Stars like Lady GaGa, Paris Hilton and Justin Timberlake stay here when in town.
Nimb is without doubt the place to go if you want luxury.
Nov 23, 2010, 12:59 pm
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Nobody is saying that Skt. Petri is a luxury hotel, I said it is the hottest hotel with celebrities, social elite and lots of people. Great F&B for sure and funky designed rooms without boring straight lines.
Nimb is great but very small and connected to Tivoli, which makes it unbearable during high season because all locals will go there!
Nimb is great but very small and connected to Tivoli, which makes it unbearable during high season because all locals will go there!
Nov 25, 2010, 11:05 am
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Nobody is saying that Skt. Petri is a luxury hotel, I said it is the hottest hotel with celebrities, social elite and lots of people. Great F&B for sure and funky designed rooms without boring straight lines.
Nimb is great but very small and connected to Tivoli, which makes it unbearable during high season because all locals will go there!
Nimb is great but very small and connected to Tivoli, which makes it unbearable during high season because all locals will go there!
Nov 26, 2010, 6:56 am
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I have been in all those hotels in Copenhagen as I live in Norway...
1. Nimb, of course! - Fantastic hotel with excellent service.
2. D'Angleterre. - It's a good experience if you get at least a deluxe room, the standard rooms is very dated and leaves most ppl with disappointment.
3. Skt. Petri - I've stayed in their Star Suite, it's amazing, the F&B is probably best in town. It is a 5-star hotel, define luxury is always hard, but the service is not among the best. Stay in one of their best suites if you decide to stay here.
1. Nimb, of course! - Fantastic hotel with excellent service.
2. D'Angleterre. - It's a good experience if you get at least a deluxe room, the standard rooms is very dated and leaves most ppl with disappointment.
3. Skt. Petri - I've stayed in their Star Suite, it's amazing, the F&B is probably best in town. It is a 5-star hotel, define luxury is always hard, but the service is not among the best. Stay in one of their best suites if you decide to stay here.
May 6, 2012, 7:25 pm
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I have been in all those hotels in Copenhagen as I live in Norway...
1. Nimb, of course! - Fantastic hotel with excellent service.
2. D'Angleterre. - It's a good experience if you get at least a deluxe room, the standard rooms is very dated and leaves most ppl with disappointment.
3. Skt. Petri - I've stayed in their Star Suite, it's amazing, the F&B is probably best in town. It is a 5-star hotel, define luxury is always hard, but the service is not among the best. Stay in one of their best suites if you decide to stay here.
1. Nimb, of course! - Fantastic hotel with excellent service.
2. D'Angleterre. - It's a good experience if you get at least a deluxe room, the standard rooms is very dated and leaves most ppl with disappointment.
3. Skt. Petri - I've stayed in their Star Suite, it's amazing, the F&B is probably best in town. It is a 5-star hotel, define luxury is always hard, but the service is not among the best. Stay in one of their best suites if you decide to stay here.
D'Angleterre is closed for renovations, by the way and Nimb is sold out for the dates I want.
May 7, 2012, 5:13 am
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Nimb and d'Angleterre - when it reopens - are the only hotels in Copenhagen worthy of 5 stars.
In the category below, the most comfortable is Marriott, and the most elegant is RadissonBlu Royal.
May 7, 2012, 7:19 am
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d'Angleterre- we will have to see what they have done when it reopens (I think winter 2013 or spring 2014?)
RadissonBlu Royal- a completely OK business hotel with a convenient location- elegant??? Hmm... It has a very interesting design for its timeframe- however elegant really does not come to mind.
Marriott is OK- location is a bit out of the way though.
May 7, 2012, 7:36 am
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I am a great fan of the Nimb. The D'anglaterre was not only in terrible condition, it was so poorly run I can't imagine the renovation will help it.
The Bella Sky Cromwell http://www.bellaskycomwell.dk/ was writtten up in this past weekend's FT magazine. Looks nice but I am sure it is not 5*.
The Bella Sky Cromwell http://www.bellaskycomwell.dk/ was writtten up in this past weekend's FT magazine. Looks nice but I am sure it is not 5*.