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Copenhagen 4-Star Hotels

From: Copenhagen, Denmark

Copenhagen Admiral Hotel

ABOVE: The Copenhagen Admiral Hotel. INSET BELOW: Outdoors at the Hotel Twentyseven.

Admiral
A renovated 18th Century brick granary in Nyhavn houses a modern, comfortable hotel that overlooks the water and is just a short walk from both the Strøget pedestrian zone and Amalienborg Palace. You can also reach the Langelinie cruise terminal on foot if you don't mind a long walk with a roller bag.

City
This Best Western affiliate has no-smoking rooms and allows pets. It's located in the city center, about 400 meters from Kongens Nytorv.

First Hotel Vesterbro
The centrally located First Hotel Vesterbro was Copenhagen's first all-new hotel building in 15 years when it opened in 1999. The 403 rooms have Spanish cherry furniture on parquet floors. Half are set aside for non-smokers, and five rooms are equipped for disabled guests.

Imperial
The Imperial Hotel is a member of the Golden Tulip group. It's near the Vesterport S-train station, about 300 meters from the main railway station and Tivoli Gardens.

Kong Frederik
With a location near Rådhuspladsen (Copenhagen's main square) and Strøget (Europe's longest pedestrian street), this four-star deluxe hotel is convenient to sightseeing and shopping. It has an English theme, and its bar--the John Bull Pub--caters to both foreign visitors and Danish Anglophiles. Celebrity guests have ranged from Desmond Tutu to Boy George..

Phoenix
This 300-year-old building has been a mansion, a 19th Century luxury hotel, the Allied military headquarters after World War II, and the offices of the Danish Communist Party. In 1991, it reopened as a hotel in Copenhagen's financial district.

Hotel TwentysevenTwentyseven
Trendiness is the Twentyseven's stock in trade, so don't come here if you're the sort of person who lounges around the lobby in a baseball cap (unless it's a designer baseball cap and you're trying to be ironic). The Icebar CPH is on the premises.





Top photo copyright © Copenhagen Admiral Hotel.
Inset photo copyright © Hotel Twentyseven.


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