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Value Hotels in Copenhagen Center

Copenhagen Strand Hotel
4-star hotel along waterfront near Nyhavn

Daily from $169

Hotel Maritime
3-star hotel on side street near harbor

Daily from $196

Charming hotels in Old Town Copenhagen

Scandic Palace Hotel
Classic hotel next to City Hall Square

Daily from $169

Ascot Hotel
Charming hotel near City Hall Square & Tivoli Gardens

Daily from $149


Welcome to Copenhagen!

Copenhagen is famous for its iconic harbor, storybook palaces and pedestrian zones. Long a hub for ships and commerce, today travelers come to experience ... Danish design, culinary arts, music, innovative museums, and outdoor recreation. To top things off, Copenhagen now connects with Malmo, Sweden by rail and car via the Öresund Bridge!

Copenhagen's historic center is home to the royal family’s Amalienborg Palace, where the guards change at noon. Nearby is picturesque Rosenborg Castle (built in the 1600s) with its delightful gardens. Wander through the medieval streets of Old Town past the university to Strøget, the lively eatery and shopping street a mile long.

Along the waterfront, Nyhavn ("New Haven") is a colorful neighborhood of restaurants, bars, old wooden ships, and hotels. Hop aboard a yellow harbor "bus" or canal tour to feel the Viking roots of Danish culture.

Come evening, the lights of Tivoli Gardens (opposite Copenhagen's main train station) will enchant you. The trendy Vesterbro area nearby has over 30 hotels. We look forward to introducing you to budget and luxury hotels in this scenic capital of the world's happiest country!

Top Neighborhoods

Copenhagen City Center
Tivoli Gardens, medieval streets of Latin Quarter, Nyhavn ("New Harbor") 17th-century waterfront with restaurants & clubs

Insider Travel Tips

  • A few minutes from Christiansborg Palace and Town Hall Square (Rådhuspladsen) lies the bustling pedestrian zone Strøget with boutiques, cafés and restaurants.
  • Furniture fans should visit Designmuseum Danmark (on the way to the Little Mermaid statue). It showcases history of decorative arts & crafts, including Danish modern!
  • A sensational food market (the largest in Denmark) with food stalls, boutiques, and bars is Reffen, on waterfront across from Nyhavn (10 minutes by bike). Hop bus 2A from Central Station or yellow harbor "bus" 991 or 992 from Copenhagen center.
  • Nyhavn is a historic inlet of Copenhagen's waterfront, brimming with restaurants and cafes. Relax with a draft beer or board a cruise boat to sail around the city's canals.
  • Copenhagen has become a gastronomic capital. "NordhusCPH" in Nordhavn has communal dining (Thursday to Saturday) and hosts workshops & concerts. Seasonal produce. 1% of bill supports regenerative agriculture at "Foodprint Nordic".
  • Rainy day idea: Danish Architecture Center (DAC) offers interactive exhibits & activities to make architecture interesting. Kids can visit the Lego room and 4-story spiral slide.