Where to sleep in Copenhagen, Denmark, is a welcoming hotel located just 0,2 mailia from the city center, making it a handy base for exploring the Danish capital.

Address: Reventlowsgade 10A. Minimum price starts from $46. Featured amenities include free WiFi, non-smoking rooms, and garden view.

With 1,096 reviews, travelers have shared impressions of stays here. A practical perch for exploring Copenhagen.

From tiny, efficient spaces to roomy, social setups, the bed options read like a traveler-friendly playground. The Tiny Double Room clocks in at 65 square feet with a shared bathroom, while the Large Double Room stretches to 173 square feet with a shared bathroom. Capsule and dorm-style beds add variety—from a 4-bed Dormitory for a female-only group to a Private Capsule tucked into an 8-capsule setup—alongside traditional doubles like the Grand Double Room and a Double Room with Shared Bathroom. All accommodations are non-smoking, and a garden-view option helps unwind after a day of city wandering.

Most sleeping configurations comfortably host two guests, with several layouts offering space for an additional child. The lineup includes capsule pods, dormitory beds, and standard doubles, letting travelers mix privacy, price, and sociability as desired. Free WiFi is consistently listed, and the garden-view perk complements the non-smoking rooms for a balanced, easygoing stay.

Payment is flexible: cash is accepted, and a broad set of cards is supported, including American Express, Diners Club, Discover, JCB, Mastercard, Visa, Maestro, and UnionPay.