3-Star Hotels in Copenhagen

The location of this hotel is ideal for those who want to get around by public transportation being so close to the train and metro. The bed was comfy, breakfast was very good with many choices of food, including gluten-free, and fresh fruits. The staff were all professional and very friendly. It was easy to call this place home for a week.

The best thing is its location. The hotel is a mere 5-7 min walking distance from Copenhagen Central Station, and there is a grocery store beside the property which makes it super convenient. The service in the hotel is as expected. Do note that they do not do daily housekeeping, which is fine but it could have been a little more frequent for longer-staying guests. The beds were super comfortable, but their tap water was extremely cold for some reason. The breakfast options are good enough but the variety is the same every day, which is dependable but can get boring if you're staying longer. Overall, my husband and I enjoyed our stay. It was located just nicely where it wasn't too pricey and not too far from the trains/metro.

It's very convenient to travel. It's next to the subway station and the train station. There's a lot of food around. It's very close to the city center. The room is very clean. The housekeeper comes to clean the room every day and the heating is turned on quite well.

It is very close to Copenhagen Central Station. The decoration of the hall on the first floor is very fashionable. The self-service check-in counter is also very convenient. Once you enter the room, the heating is sufficient. There are also many restaurants and convenience stores nearby. It is highly recommended for solo travel

Location is super good, just opposite to metro station not more than 2 mins walk. My room was located Ground floor next to passageway, you'll hear pedestrian talking which a bit noisy though... but you paid what you get in terms of location, cleaniness also with Nespresso coffee machine and free daily capsule this is value for money. Will book Tiffany Hotel if I plan to go Copenhagen again. I enjoy my stay and it is convenient to anywhere in the city.

The closest hotel to Central Station, most important of all to me !!! The room is really so clean. The staff at the desk are so friendly and always happy with the smiley face :) (like Danish people in Europe) It is recommended.

The location is very convenient, very close to the city attractions, the left side of the door is the Central Railway Station, next to a strip club! But it is very quiet at night! Sound insulation is not very good, breakfast can also

The hotel breakfast is really amazing. There are actually herring steaks, soaked in garlic sauce, the taste is absolutely amazing. Yogurt with a variety of raspberries, accompanied by eating, tastes pure, without any processed taste, it is really pure large fruit without adding. The bread is also delicious, sandwich jam bread baked by yourself. There is a lake behind the hotel, you can go for nothing, Nordic style, and contact with nature. The only disadvantage is that it is a little far from the Central Station, but if the luggage is not very large, walking is acceptable, about 800 meters. Easy shopping around. Personally, in order to taste breakfast, I can go to live once.

The waiter greeted very well and explained the hotel facilities. The location is a bit far away. It would be more convenient to have a private car. The two people gave a large family room. There are two supermarkets nearby. It is very convenient to replenish. The washing machine room also provides washing powder and hangers. The kitchen is large and well-equipped. There are tableware to share. Very suitable for family travel

The location is good and the service is quite nice. Just that the single room is unbelievably small and there is no fridge in the room either. Another thing I have to mention is that the bathroom door simply won't stay open and keeps shutting automatically, which is absolutely dreadful. The shower door is broken. Other than above, it's fine. But what's left anyway?