Originally Posted by ElevatorEnthusiast

I'll be in Munich and Vienna, so avoid those as I will be monopolizing all of the available macarons.
What about Budapest? Never been, but the W just opened, and the other options seem to be well-reviewed?

Originally Posted by platbrownguy

Constraints:

1. We can go anywhere in Europe, but don't want to do UK/Ireland, Italy/Greece/Croatia (except maybe Como/Lugano region of Italy or Istria in Croatia), or Paris, Madrid, Prague, Budapest, or Vienna. (Mostly because we've recently done those places!)

Originally Posted by DJ_Iceman

I've had several good stays at the CPH Marriott over the years, including multi-generational trips like yours. The city of Copenhagen checks many of your items, and while the Marriott isn't the fanciest or most unique hotel in the world it DOES do a very good of delivering on the old Marriott promise of warm hospitality. The club lounge puts out a great spread and both breakfast and dinner. The Tivoli is a tourist spot but has been going strong for so long because it really is charming and fun. That and a boat tour of the city and a day spent just walking around taking in the sights would easily fill three days. I can recommend some fabulous restaurants if you end going there and want to glam it up a bit.