Copenhagen:
Hostels, Camping, Apartments
From Copenhagen City Guide

ABOVE: The Queen's quarters in Amalienborg Palace may be the nicest accommodations in town, with tenant perks that include a military marching band.

Hostel/Camping Directories

Dansk Camping Union
DCU has several member campsites in the Copenhagen area. Click the Union Jack for English-language information.

Use-it: Cheap Sleeps
Copenhagen's budget tourist guide, Use-it, has information on inexpensive hotels, hostels, private lodgings, etc.

Youth Hostels

The most conveniently located "official" hostel in Copenhagen is:

City Public Hostel Vesterbro
Absalonsgade 8
DK-1658 Copenhagen
Denmark
Tel: +45 33 31 20 70

This hostel near the city center is open from early May through late August.

Two popular suburban hostels include:

Danhostel Copenhagen Amager
This three-star hostel is part of a sports complex outside the city center, so it isn't your best choice for city sightseeing.

Danhostel Copenhagen Bellahøj
The Bellahøj is open year-round. Most beds are in dorms, but it has a few four-bed rooms for families.

For these and other Danish youth hostels, visit the Danhostel Web site.

"Sleep-ins" (another form of hostel) are also worth considering:

Sleep-In Green
This "ecologically responsible" hostel serves organic breakfasts.

Sleep-In Heaven
Dorm accommodations are de rigueur here, but "bridal suites" are promised for the future.

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