Easy to navigate. Very clean…read more Some reviews complain about the lack of other amenities, but that is just fine with me. A small, clean, understandable station is all I need. But also, I am just a tourist, only swinging by and coming through for a single day. I can also understand their wish for something more if they travel through and utilize the station every day. But it is just fine. And if you are making a day trip over from Copenhagen, this station is more conveniently located to interesting attractions than the main Malmo station. So, don't write it off.

The train itself was fine. Simple, clean, efficient. This review is more for the station, or lack…read morethereof. As other reviewers have stated, there is surprisingly nothing here but a platform to catch a train. If the train company were smart, they would let a coffee shop or kiosk (at the minimum) lease some space on the platform level, and make some $$ from it. Guarantee people would make purchases, I know I always do before catching a train. It was kind of weird to be in a station without one option to buy anything, not even a vending machine. This was a first. Other than the lack of anything at all, the station was ok. It was basically just a simple yet clean platform connected to the airport by a long escalator.

Very clean, super helpful staff, and clearly marked platforms. If you're hungry and running late to…read morework, the airport, or your next destination, plenty of food and beverage options are available.

Helpful staff at the ticket counter to help me buy ticket to Copenhagen and gave directions as to…read morewhen and where it leaves from as well.

Two stars for being aesthetic (and carrying Byredo bathroom supplies) and close to places (Ny…read moreCarlsburg Glytotek and Tívoli), but literally everything else is pretty garbage fire. I don't think this place was set-up to run functionally. From the rooms being super super hot (automated heater that compensates for outside temp) to the AC controls being super confusing and really having no options other than basically the La Croix of cooling...to the bathroom sink not always draining...and a fridge that keeps nothing cold. When we checked in, they said our room was ready, when we got there, there was a dirty coffee cup lol They do come and change your towels and tidy up daily if you want, but sometimes take your bathroom floor mat without replacing it. So come stop by, just to take a picture of the lights in the stairwell or I guess if you want to use the sauna (but let them know 30 mins to a hour in advance).

Beautiful hotel, great service too .....................................a definite repeat…read morestay!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Taxis are expensive in Copenhagen. Way more than NY and SF. Going from Kastrup to the Bella Sky…read more(very close) costs $44 U.S. that's crazy. whats crazier is the grumpy dude that I got on the way back to the airport. I slept for 2 hours and was going on an 11 hour flight! I should be the grumpy one

Came here for dinner and thoroughly enjoyed the experience. We ordered the linguine with…read morelangoustine, Hugo's ribeye, and the grilled tuna--none of the dishes disappointed. My personal favorite was the linguine; the sauce was incredibly flavorful, the pasta was cooked to perfection, and the portion of langoustine was very generous. The ribeye was prepared medium, just as requested, and came with skinny fries and a dipping sauce. The grilled tuna was paired with pomme Anna, which complemented the delicate tuna loin beautifully. Overall, we were very happy with this brasserie and would definitely recommend it to anyone in the area.

A beautiful renovated hotel nestled between the majestic Amalienborg Palace and the colorful…read moreNyhavn. Phoenix Copenhagen is charming, elegant and staff welcomes you upon entering its lobby. This hotel is ideally located in the heart of Copenhagen's fashionable district and it is surrounded by iconic attractions such as the Marble Church, King's Garden, and Rosenborg Castle, you will literally sleep in the midst of Denmark's royal history. The rooms are luxurious and comfortable. Bath robes, slippers, and so much more are provided to you as a guest. The window views from our hotel room overlook the city. Simply beautiful and mesmerizing views during our stay. The breakfast buffet provided by the hotel is extravagant and it will more than satisfy everyone's tastes. More from the hotel's website: Phoenix Copenhagen' history dates back to the late 16th century, and over the years the building has been used for many different things. Back in the old days, the building also served as a kind of hotel when royals and noble folk let their important guests stay here. During World War II, the building was taken over by the Germans, and after the war the Danish communists took over the building. The Arp-Hansen Hotel Group bought the building in 1990, and Phoenix Copenhagen as we know it today opened the following year. The exclusive Phoenix Copenhagen is decorated with extravagance and charm in historical surroundings. The hotel has 213 rooms, including 3 suites and 4 Junior suites. The hotel also has two excellent restaurants as well as meeting and conference facilities that can accommodate up to 110 meeting participants. Phoenix Copenhagen Bredgade 37 1260 Copenhagen, Denmark Tel. +45 3395 9500 phoenixcopenhagen@arp-hansen.dk Please enjoy the pictures.

We had a very uneventful arrival at CPH. I say this because everything appeared to be so calm and…read moreorderly from the minute we got off the plane. There are clear directions and paths that guide you to passport control and baggage claim. The restrooms are clean. I think I was mostly impressed with how quiet it was outside at the rideshare pickup point. The vehicles in this city mostly run on electricity. Even their public buses are 100% electric. It's just something that was very noticeable to us throughout our stay in Copenhagen. It deserves a mention. I can't really rate it higher than 4 stars since it was an arrival with no departure. We didn't stay at the airport long enough to experience what it has to offer. I'll update this review if we ever find ourselves at CPH again in the future.

Copenhagen Airport isn't the best airport I've flown through, but it's also not the worst!…read more Our experience after landing was less than ideal. Getting through customs took a long time because there were only two agents processing passports for non-EU citizens. Signage wasn't great. And the only bathrooms we found on the way out were two dingy single occupancy ones. At least getting between the airport and the city was quite smooth. The metro goes right up to the airport, and Copenhagen just has a terrific public transportation system. When we returned for our departure, getting through security was slow. Liquids have to be taken out of bags, jackets and hats come off, and security agents open up a fair amount of bags (maybe from people not following protocol). And getting through outbound customs was again slow. We got stuck for 10 minutes behind two guys who were apparently having passport issues, while the adjacent line was moving normally. A worker let people behind us get into a different line but she basically ignored us until we got her attention. Inside the terminal, things were better. There are some cool shops including a LEGO store. Bathroom placement is okay, but the bathrooms in the high traffic areas didn't have urinals and could use more stalls. The free WiFi was reliable, and each gate seems to have a long table with power outlets and USB charging. There are also several airport lounges, including a couple that take Priority Pass. The wife hit up the Aspire lounge using her Priority Pass and said it was quite nice. I have to take her word for it since I don't have my own membership! Overall, Copenhagen Airport is an okay place to fly through. Part of our poor experience was due to bad luck, but a lot of it could've been improved with better processes.

We've been fans of the "free walking tour" concept ever since taking one for the first time in…read moreKraków. It's really a great way to take in the culture of the city that you're visiting while also familiarizing yourself with the area. We booked the "Grand Tour of Copenhagen" ahead of time to ensure a tour in English for that day. The tour can also be joined last minute depending on availability. The biggest draw is that the actual tour is free. You're just paying the gratuity to your guide at the end of it all. We met our guide at the steps of City Hall. Just look for the guides with bright green umbrellas. I say this because there are other free walking tours that meet up at similar locations within the square. Wayne checked us in and suggested that we take a look around inside City Hall before the start of the tour. It was a great suggestion as we probably wouldn't have seen it otherwise. It was a great introduction! Wayne was very informative throughout the tour. He pointed out things that we wouldn't have noticed right away. We learned about the culture, government, history, and even the language. He taught us all a few basic Danish words to help us with greeting people. He was great! It's a nice short tour that takes up only about 2.5 to 3 hours of your time. The pacing of the walk is perfect. There are cobblestone streets and bike lanes to navigate through, but otherwise it's an easy walk. Our tour ended at Amalienborg Palace. The only thing that would make the tour better is the timing of it. An early morning tour that ends right before the changing of the guard ceremony would be ideal. However, this might not be possible due to the time given after the tour for those with last minute questions or needing recommendations. That's totally understandable. Otherwise, it was time very well spent. Highly recommended!

High quality tours and tour guides. Highly recommend. Was not disappointed though wasn't sure what…read moreto expect when i signed up.