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71 Nyhavn Hotel
Copenhagen
A converted 1805 warehouse with harbor views and easy access to Amalienborg Palace.
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Copenhagen's boutique hotels fill a former department store, a grand post office with a rooftop pool and 1805 harbor warehouses.
Handpicked boutique hotels
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Copenhagen
A converted 1805 warehouse with harbor views and easy access to Amalienborg Palace.
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Copenhagen
A Latin Quarter hotel combining modern minimalism with Scandinavian and industrial touches.
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Copenhagen
A fairy-tale-façade hotel inside Tivoli Gardens, with Danish-design interiors.
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Copenhagen
A five-star hotel in a former department store in Indre By, with sustainable luxury and a fashionable crowd.
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Copenhagen
A hotel in the 1912 Central Post and Telegraph Head Office, with a 25-meter rooftop pool, terrace bar and sauna.
Copenhagen mixes royal palaces, canals and cycle lanes with one of Europe's most inventive restaurant scenes. Its small hotels are design objects in themselves, and most are within walking distance of Nyhavn, Tivoli and the Latin Quarter.
Skt. Petri occupies a former department store in Indre By and is a favorite with the fashion crowd. Villa Copenhagen fills the 1912 Central Post and Telegraph Head Office, with a 25-meter rooftop pool, sauna and terrace bar. 71 Nyhavn Hotel is a converted 1805 warehouse with views over the harbor, and Hotel SP34 is a minimalist hotel in the Latin Quarter. Coco Hotel and Bertrams Guldsmeden are in Vesterbro, and Nimb Hotel sits inside Tivoli Gardens.
Cycling is the best way to get around. Book popular restaurants well ahead. Summer is lively; December is cozy.
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We list 5 boutique hotels in Copenhagen, including 71 Nyhavn Hotel, Hotel SP34 and Nimb Hotel.
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