The best boutique hotels in Copenhagen

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If you were asked to design, from scratch, the perfect capital city, it could easily end up looking remarkably like Copenhagen. Not too big, not too small, with a happy blend of old and new architecture, and plenty of green and blue spaces in between. More than enough cultural attractions to keep you busy (but not so many that you feel overwhelmed); a vibrant restaurant scene; sandy beaches within easy reach… the pluses go on and on. 

And then, of course, there’s the renowned Danish eye for design and famed love of hygge, which come together beautifully in the city’s best places to stay. Over the past decade or two there’s been a welcome boom in characterful boutique hotels, smaller properties that offer a winning combination of cool and cosy, chic and welcoming. Whether you fancy classic Scandi decor, striking industrial minimalism or an eclectic boho vibe, here’s our pick of the best boutique hotels in Copenhagen.
 

How we review

Every hotel in this curated list has been visited by one of our expert reviewers, who are usually hosted on a complimentary basis. They stay for a minimum of one night, test at least one meal and trial other experiences that the hotel might have to offer. 
 

Coco Hotel, Copenhagen

Coco Hotel

Copenhagen, Denmark

8
Telegraph expert rating

Coco Hotel opened as the first hotel in the popular Cofoco restaurant group, which has several trendy dining spots across Copenhagen. This sustainability minded boutique property offers a combination of Nordic cool and Parisian boho flair. Striped awnings and several pavement tables mark the Parisian-café-style entrance, which leads from a reception area through to a bistro-look café and bar. The 90 rooms all have a light-bright contemporary look. Some rooms come with a window seat with cushion and a couple of suites have a garden area. There’s a ping pong room on the fifth floor and bikes are available to rent.


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nimb hotel, copenhagen, denmark

Nimb Hotel

Copenhagen, Denmark

9
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With its fairytale façade, which lights up after dark, and location in the 19th-century amusement park, Tivoli Gardens, this hotel is unlike any other in Copenhagen. This 1909-built site, distinguished by its Moorish-style arches, minarets and domes, sits on the western side of the gardens. Inside, high ceilings, crystal chandeliers and plush fabrics meet modern Danish design. Across this building and its modern extension, guests are accommodated in 38 spacious rooms and suites, including balcony and terrace options. Several social venues are sprinkled throughout the hotel, from a brasserie to rooftop with bar and pool, and there’s also a spa with hammam.


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Manon les Suites

Copenhagen, Denmark

8
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Manon les Suites has become one of the city’s go-to hotels owing to striking spaces including a tropical atrium featuring a Bali-inspired indoor pool. The five-star hotel is home to 87 stylish suites along with communal areas ranging from a fitness centre to a rooftop terrace, the Asian fusion restaurant Chapung and this property’s signature jungle pool. Guests can spend an afternoon in the lounge and sauna found on the rooftop or with a coffee or cocktail by the pool, which is joined by a sauna and steam room. An organic breakfast is laid out each morning.


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Andersen Hotel

Copenhagen, Denmark

8
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The family-owned Andersen Hotel earns consistently high ratings for its pleasing combination of friendly staff, bright comfortable rooms and a central location – the property is just a couple of minutes’ walk from the central railway station. The ground floor features stylish but homely lounge space, where there’s free all-day coffee and a complimentary wine hour, and the floors above house 69 rooms, which come in three different colour schemes. In-room amenities include Nespresso machines and Molton Brown bathroom products. There isn’t a full restaurant but breakfast is served buffet style and the lounge has an honesty bar.


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Nobis Hotel Copenhagen, Denmark

Nobis Hotel Copenhagen

Copenhagen, Denmark

8
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The design-led Nobis Hotel takes over a 1903-built site, once home to the Royal Danish Academy of Music, on the edge of Copenhagen Cultural District. In interiors fusing contemporary style with period features, smart modern rooms with four-poster beds and parquet flooring are joined by inviting common areas including a verdant courtyard, the sophisticated Marble Bar serving cocktails and caviar, and the restaurant Noi championing local ingredients in dishes drawing inspiration from across Europe. Breakfast is served as a buffet in this same dining space. Wellness facilities include a gym and sauna, and there’s also a bike rental service.


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Babette Guldsmeden, Copenhagen, Denmark

Babette Guldsmeden

Copenhagen, Denmark

7
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Babette makes for a homely, welcoming base with its boho boutique vibe, cosy communal spaces, plant-filled orangerie, small bar and light-filled rooms decorated with Balinese four-posters and oriental rugs. A brasserie-style menu is offered at the restaurant focusing on organic produce and a good buffet is laid out at breakfast. Outdoor dining tables are also set up in the courtyard. There’s a small roof terrace with sauna, loungers and steam bath on the fifth floor and bike rental is available. This property places you close to the Danish Design Museum and right across from the green space of Kastellet.


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Sanders Hotel, Copenhagen

Hotel Sanders

Copenhagen, Denmark

8
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Hotel Sanders is considered one of the city’s trendiest places to stay for its Scandi design-led interiors in which its 54 rooms range from small singles taking inspiration from luxury train cabins to large suites with open fireplaces and separate living areas. Sanders Kitchen offers a bistro-style dining experience with global inspiration. Guests can dine here in the restaurant, in the cosy living room, out in the courtyard or on the rooftop terrace. A touch of vintage is brought into the Tata cocktail bar, which is named after the red velvet curtain at the neighbouring Royal Theatre.


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Hotel Herman K, Copenhagen

The Socialist

Copenhagen, Denmark

8
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Previously known as Hotel Herman K, The Socialist stands out for its industrial-chic good looks, excellent in-house restaurant and appealing location amid the central shops and attractions. The hotel is housed within a 1960s building that was originally a transformer station. Elements of this site’s origins are still seen throughout art-filled interiors encompassing softer, less industrial guest rooms with all the mod cons, and communal spaces including a small roof terrace for sunny days and a restaurant blending Danish, Italian and Japanese influences. Breakfast here is prepared to order.


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Hotel CPH LIVING

Copenhagen, Denmark

7
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If you’re looking to stay by the water, you can’t get much better than this 12-bedroom floating hotel, which is located on the southern tip of Christianshavn, next to Langebro bridge. The converted barge places you right on the doorstep of the harbour baths at Islands Brygge and the old city ramparts. The Scandi-style rooms are spread over two decks with windows on one side overlooking the water. A continental breakfast is offered each morning in the reception area and there’s a guests-only terrace on the top deck with chairs, tables and sun-loungers. Ask for recommendations on what to do in the local area and make use of the available bike hire.


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