Copenhagen Marriott [Master Thread]
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Yes, the view toward Tivoli is not "scenic" (the canal/river view is better if you don't care about the fireworks), but we had a good stay here a year ago on a vacation to Scandinavia.
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While the Copenhagen Marriott is not the most stellar FS Marriott around, it is a fairly OK hotel. Probably more a matter of Danish service mentality.
I have also stayed at the AC, which is also a nice hotel, but service wise a bit lower by concept. The location of the AC is not bad as the metro is very close. And it is fairly new.
I have also stayed at the AC, which is also a nice hotel, but service wise a bit lower by concept. The location of the AC is not bad as the metro is very close. And it is fairly new.
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I've never experienced rudeness at the Marriott. If you are visiting Copenhagen, it is the best located of the hotels that Marriott offer. Personally, I have mostly used the Ren Malmo as I needed to be in that area, but have used the Marriott if going out in Copenhagen. There are also some shenanigans with crossing the bridge at the moment, so regular commuting to/from Malmo may be a pain. The AC is a good hotel but not exactly central, although not far from the train station.
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Whilst not a stellar Marriott, the Marriott Copenhagen is clean with good sized rooms a short walk from the compact city centre. If you enjoy beer its 4-hour evening happy hour should please! The wine is also free and there's a good selection of Danish hors too. I rate the lounge amongst the top 10 Ive visited. I've stayed 3 times and it's all good
#219
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Marriott Copenhagen Rewards/Points Question
As a Rewards Member, I thought we received free internet access in room but when I attempt to book a reward in Copenhagen at the Marriott, the confirmation indicates internet is available for a fee. Any thoughts on this?
#221
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I object to the conversion of the men's locker room to co-ed on Fri/Sat nights. Woman can use the men's sauna and steam room on the weekend for couples nights, but men can not use the same facilities in the women's locker room. There are separate, duplicate facilities in each locker room.
If they are opening the facilities so woman can enter when men are changing, then men should be able to enter the woman's facility at any time as well.
If they are opening the facilities so woman can enter when men are changing, then men should be able to enter the woman's facility at any time as well.
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Had a friend of mine waiting for me in the lobby and she was able to connect to tell me on WhatsApp that she had arrived, rather than use roaming data.
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Cheers.
#224
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We will be staying in Copenhagen in a couple of weeks prior to a cruise. What transportation is recommended from the airport to the Marriott Copenhagen? The transportation form the hotel to the cruise is already covered.
Thanks
Mike (Da Bears)
Thanks
Mike (Da Bears)
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I did this last year, and took the train from CPH to the Central station, and then walked to the hotel with my one rolling suitcase, one rolling rollaboard, and a small under-the-seat bag. It's about a 15 minute walk, so I would only recommend this if you can manage with your bags.