Authentic mid-century modern furniture in every room (Wegner, Juhl, Jacobsen)
Daily complimentary wine hour in the retro lobby
Unbeatable location steps from Tivoli Gardens and City Hall
Stutt samantekt: A stunning time capsule of 1950s Danish cool that unfortunately sits on one of Copenhagen's loudest boulevards.
Farið yfir af @shakespeareagency: I felt like I traveled back in time staying here! The vintage Danish furniture makes the room so cozy, and I loved sipping wine in the lobby before heading out. It’s right in the center of everything, so the energy is amazing. Definitely request a city view room!
Gestur sem dvaldi hér sagði
The hype
Travelers adore the vintage vibe and friendly staff but consistently warn light sleepers about the street noise.
Reality check
The 'retro' aesthetic is authentic, which means some furniture shows genuine wear and tear—it's not a pristine, sterile hotel.
You are a design nerd who knows the difference between a Chieftain Chair and an Egg Chair
You want to be in the absolute center of the action
You appreciate a social lobby culture with free wine and vinyl records
Hreinlæti og viðhald
8.5
Housekeeping: Daily and generally thorough, though vintage furniture can sometimes trap dust in crevices.
Bathroom hygiene: Clean but older fixtures; grout is usually scrubbed well but wear is visible.
Maintenance: Good overall, but expect some creaky floorboards and worn fabric on the 60-year-old chairs.
Linens & towels: Fresh and crisp, typical hotel quality.
Odors & scents: Generally fresh, with a hint of old wood/furniture polish in the lobby; no cigarette smoke issues.
Sleepability™
6MIÐLUNGS
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0-4HÁTT
4-7.5MIÐLUNGS
7.5-10ÞÖGULT
Sirens and heavy traffic from H.C. Andersens Boulevard
Thin walls between some rooms
Áður en þú bókar
Gott að vita
Breakfast is served at the connected restaurant Ø-12 and costs ~210 DKK ($30) per person
There is no on-site parking; you'll need to use the nearby 'Well Parking' garage
The hotel has a 'Green Key' certification and focuses on sustainability
Hvað á að pakka
Earplugs (essential for street-facing rooms)
Universal travel adapter (Type K is standard in Denmark, but Type C/F often works)
Walking shoes (Copenhagen is a walking/biking city)
Herbergis-Genie
Bestu val
Finn Juhl Suite (Bedroom faces the quiet courtyard, living room faces the street)
Superior Double facing the courtyard (for silence)
Verner Panton Suite (for a wild, colorful 60s psychedelic vibe)
Herbergi til að forðast
Standard Singles facing the street (often smallest and loudest)
1st-floor rooms (closest to street noise and pedestrians)
Herbergisbeiðna-Genie – afrita og líma
“I am a light sleeper and would love a room facing the inner courtyard (Studiestræde side) to avoid the boulevard noise. If available, a room on a higher floor would be appreciated.”
Algengar spurningar og falin ábendingar
Allt sem þú vilt vita áður en þú bókar.
Is there air conditioning?
Most rooms have AC, but some smaller 'Standard' or 'Superior' singles may only have fans. Explicitly request an AC room if visiting in summer.
Is breakfast included?
Usually not. It's an extra charge served at the adjacent Restaurant Ø-12, though some booking packages may include it.
How bad is the noise?
On the street side, it's noticeable. The hotel provides earplugs, but if you are sensitive, you must book a courtyard room.
Is there a gym?
No on-site gym, but they offer discounted day passes to a nearby fitness center and rent bikes for active exploration.
Do they have an elevator?
Yes, there is a small, retro-style elevator that services all floors.
Is it pet friendly?
No, pets are generally not allowed.
Innherja ábendingar
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The 'Honesty Bar' in the lobby is separate from the free wine hour—you can pour your own drinks and just mark it down.
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Ask the staff to play a record from their vinyl collection in the lobby; they love sharing the music.
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The 'Collector's Suite' allows you to actually buy the vintage furniture in the room if you fall in love with a piece.
5 hlutir sem þú ættir að vita áður en þú ferð
💡The lobby bathrooms are sometimes cooler designed than the ones in the standard rooms.
💡You can rent a cargo bike (Christiania bike) directly from the hotel to haul your shopping.
💡The 'free wine hour' is a great way to meet other travelers, but it's strictly one glass usually.
💡Some 'courtyard' views are really just looking at a brick wall, but the silence is worth it.
💡The carpets in the hallways are retro-patterned but can feel a bit worn in high-traffic areas.
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