Boutique Hotel Danmark

Unmatched Views and Early Check-in – A Delightful Copenhagen Stay!
​Hotel Danmark was one of the highlights of our European trip, delivering exceptional hospitality and an unforgettable room setup right from the start.
​The Highlights:
​Surprise Early Check-in: We arrived around 9:00 AM—well ahead of the 3:00 PM check-in—and stored our luggage while relaxing outdoors in the lovely weather. To our delight, the team surprised us with our room key before 11:00 AM without us even asking!
​Spectacular Corner Room: We were assigned a beautiful corner room featuring a sweeping 180-degree view. It was exceptionally clean and easily one of the best hotel rooms I have ever stayed in.
​Complimentary Social Hours: The complimentary Wine Hour (5:00–6:00 PM) and Night Cap Shots (10:00–11:00 PM) were fantastic touches that let us try some unique local drinks.
​Rooftop & Vibe: Although the rooftop bar was closed due to staffing, guests could still go up to take in the impressive city views and atmosphere.
​The Drawbacks:
​Limited Breakfast Spread: Breakfast consisted mostly of cold items—perhaps a seasonal summer setup—with small portions and a relatively compact selection.
​Property Accessibility: The building has a very old elevator and several steps to navigate to reach the room, which might be tricky if you have mobility concerns or heavy bags.

We have stayed at another Brochner Hotel — Hotel Ottilia — twice and loved it. This would have been good except for two things: our room was substandard for the room grade and price, and we had to argue very hard to get an acceptable room (in the same grade) ; and only one of the two lifts was working, a major issue with the number of guests and floors.

I stayed here for three nights and honestly couldn't fault the hotel. Staff were so friendly and accommodating. Breakfast is really good and the location is superb. Rooms are compact but more than adequate. They are clean and comfortable. We had a great stay and I would definitely stay here again. Thanks to the staff for making it very special.

The room was not good at all and definitely not at the level of a 4-star hotel, especially for a city-center hotel in Copenhagen as a capital city.
The room amenities were weak.
However, the staff were very good and showed excellent hospitality.
The lobby bar was very nice, and the hotel’s location was excellent.

Central location within walking distance to everything. Rooms are extremely small (we didn’t even book the smallest) and very outdated eg plastic shower curtain in a wet room as a bathroom. No bedside table, no mirror in room and no space for anything other than to be on the bed.
Breakfast was very good however; felt like being in a different hotel to the rest of it.

We stayed for 3 nights in January. Hotel was clean with friendly attentive staff.
We didn’t eat in the hotel so don’t know how good the food was. It’s a 10 minute walk from central station and around a 15 minute walk to the main shopping/ canal area which is ideal. Complimentary wine from 5 until 6 pm was excellent as was the complimentary night cay from 10pm. A nice touch from a nice hotel. We will definitely return.

Unfortunately the hotel did not meet our expectations. I think the price does not meet certain standards. The hotel has a good location in the center. However, the rooms are very austere, small. You are not able to put clothes in the closet for 4 days of stay. The bathroom is very cold. In general, I would say that it was a very average room.

If you come by car, this is NOT the hotel for you. We picked it because it was advertised as having on site parking. It has exactly 3 tiny spots next to the hotel through a claustrofobic alley. If they are full you are referred to an automated parking garage half a km down the road, where your car is inaccessible (granted, also for crooks and therefore quite safe) and you pay a fortune! I think we parked for 18hrs all and all and had to pay 175 euro's! Could and should have gotten a more expensive hotel with on site parking.
Feel quite cheated by the way it was advertised.
Hotel itself was fine. Comfy bed, clean, well maintained, nice bathroom, lift for convenience, waterkettle for a cup of tea in the room. They did wine and liquor which was useless for me as a non alcoholdrinker. Location very busy street, loads of noise from traffic day AND night. But quite central, loads to see within a 30 min walk radius.

Great quaint hotel, very close to Tivoli gardens and Radhusplatzen station, easy to get to and use as a base to explore the city, which you can do easily by foot. Service was exceptional and staff very good, polite and helpful. The wine hour (5pm to 6pm) and night cap (10pm to 11pm) was a great draw and something I have never seen at other city hotels. Would certainly recommend and would stay here again.

I really liked that guests could choose their preferred breakfast time. Thanks to this system, there were never any queues, and a free table was always available — even though the breakfast area is quite small. The breakfast selection was good overall, but it would be great to have a bit more hot food, such as porridge or pancakes. The room was cozy, spotless, and well-maintained, with comfortable beds and pillows. I especially appreciated the bathroom shelf where I could keep my cosmetics — something many hotels often lack. However, the placement of the makeup mirror was a bit strange. It was fixed to the main mirror and couldn’t be adjusted, and the bathroom lighting was too dim for makeup, with no additional light source available. Location is absolutely wonderful, everything is really close by, Tivoli 5 minutes, Glyptotek 3 minutes etc.
· While the hotel rooms were very clean, the cleanliness of the common areas definitely left something to be desired. The carpets in the hallways weren’t cleaned once during our five-day stay, and it didn’t look like they had been washed in quite some time. The hallways are quite narrow, and the walls and door frames were full of scratches and marks that have clearly built up over the years. Overall, the hotel is good, but upon closer look, you can tell there’s no real “housekeeper” presence — someone who notices the details and truly cares.

Especially if you arrive by train it is perfect to stay here. Its just an about 10 mis walk from the main station an a view steps away from Tivoli. You can reach nearly everything by feet and the area around the hotel is very nice. Unfortunately our bathroom smelled a lot but I guess this is not mandatory ;-)

Just back from a 3 night half term trip with my wife and 11 year old. I have stayed in a lot of Copenhagen hotels due to work and was very impressed with Hotel Danmark.
I choose this hotel due to its close location to Central Station and Tivoli Gardens. Upon arrival the hotel had a really good feel about it, upbeat music in reception and nice “boutiquey” feel. Our room always spacious by Copenhagen standards (they can often be very small) and very quiet.
Nice selection of good quality organic items at breakfast, even if it is a little busy at times.
The hotel also does a nice touch of free wine between 5-6 and also a free “nightcap” between 10-11. I will certainly be putting this hotel top of my list next time I am in Copenhagen.

Perfect location, 24hr bar. The rooms are a little small, but who spends more than sleep time on a room?. The rooftop is wonderful, although the bar had closed for the end of season. Just a last note, the rooms have no A/C but leave the window open and they are comfortable enough. Staff are super friendly and always greet you with a smile, would recommend.

Nice hotel with helpful, friendly staff. Short walk to Tivoli gardens, shops and restaurants. Room was average size. Found sink in room a bit strange and bed frame was odd, making the space feel smaller. Liked the balcony but pillows on bed were too soft. Breakfast was lovely, good selection. Free wine at happy hour and free night cap were an added bonus. Copenhagen is a great place to visit but watch out for all the bikes!

All met our expectations. Staff were very friendly and nothing was too much trouble. Facilities were great. Breakfast was fabulous. Plenty of choice and all organic. Room was comfy & airy. Plus the noise was minimal… once the windows was shut you could barely hear the noise of the city outside. We stayed in a Suite and the All inclusive bar was a great bonus. Wine Hour was also very well used by our friends who were staying with us, but not in a Suite. Plus the rooftop bar had great views to enjoy your drinks. Great watching the activities at Tivoli from there. Location was very central and we used a city pass to get around using the metro and buses and was well worth the money.

The hotel is located in a great location, and the people working there are very nice/helpful. The hotel itself is very clean very chic. However, the rooms are incredibly small. I don’t mind staying in a small hotel room, but the price for which they charge for the room is quite high. Same for the breakfast, the breakfast was good, but again, charged way too much.

The Hotel has NO AIR CONDITIONING and must be on one of the noisiest street corners in Europe, so it's impossible to sleep with the windows open. If there is a hint that there might be warm weather when you'll be there, find an alternative hotel either in a quiet location or one which has air conditioning.
The hotel has some very positive points. The simple organic breakfast was delicious, with lovely food and great staff. The internet is fast. The welcome screen on the TV must be one of the the best I've seen. There's a complimentary 'wine hour' in the early evening and a 'nightcap hour' at 10pm. If you're able to close the (triple glazed) bedroom windows, they really do shut-out the noise (but they also cut off all oxygen into the room as there is no other fresh-air supply). The curtains kept the bedroom very dark.
Aside from the feeling of sleeping in an oven, there are other downsides… The beds are as hard as rock. Our reasonably-sized room didn't have a desk, table or similar. The hotel is a combination of two or three buildings, with individual floors across multiple levels. We managed, but for older travelers negotiating the short, steep, steps between levels would be difficult with suitcases, especially as the handrails were either missing or poorly positioned. The carpet outside the lift looked like it hadn't been cleaned since the hotel first opened.
Overall, I don't think we could be persuaded back — even in the winter.