This hotel has great space in the room and the kitchenette was convenient. The staff was kind--…read morewhen I asked about the silver perk at the desk, the gentleman was unsure what it was but offered free breakfast vouchers for the duration of my stay. The breakfast had both hot and cold options, some of which were local foods which I appreciated. The hotel was within easy walking distance of Amager Strand, grocery stores, restaurants, cafes, and 2 train stops. It was just a few stops to get to the airport and a few in the other direction to main hubs in Copenhagen's popular areas. Super easy to navigate and not take a ton of time on transit. The only downside is that it was pretty hot when I was there, and though the windows opened, there were many large spider webs just outside mine since it was near exterior lights. Nothing the hotel could do much about, but made me a bit uneasy about leaving the windows open for a breeze. I would definitely stay here again on another trip.

Stayed here for one night with my other half. Bed is comfortable but room is very small! Felt…read morelike we were living in a dollhouse, bathroom literally is about 4ft by 4ft and sink is about 12 inches long. When you wash your face, water is literally dripping on the floor. When you shower, the floor gets entirely wet! No "bath" mat provided. No air conditioning in hotel. When we checked in, the front desk clerk stated he couldn't promise a water view. Our view was into the apartments directly across the way. Front desk personnel are very nice! That's the only plus for me. Directions from metro station are totally incorrect. We walked in a huge circle for over an hour before arriving at this hotel. Restaurant has limited food and is very expensive. We ended up getting takeout out from an excellent sushi restaurant, about 5 minutes away, called Sushi N Sticks. Booked this hotel through Booking.com. Totally disappointed. I don't consider myself a hotel snob but this was totally below my standards. Lucky it was for only one night and luckily my other half get me in check.

This is very much a very nice American hotel, typical of Marriott. Having stayed previously that…read moreweek at a local hotel (St Annæ), which we throughly enjoyed, (5* rating) it was quite the culture change. We booked both as wheelchair accessible and while the Marriott has textured bathroom tile floors unlike the St Annæ's slippery smooth tiles, the lower than ADA allowed toilet was a problem. Also only one of the four table lamps worked. The room's door closer and threshold made egress very difficult. Staff was very helpful. The breakfast was good but subpar to the local hotel's. The location is pretty along the harbor, next to BIG's swimming and sauna chalet, and they provide robes and towels for daring guests. However it is a bit isolated from the many nicer local shops and restaurants.

This is a beautiful hotel with beautiful views. I got upgraded to a corner room and loved the view…read moreof the canal. My room was spacious, quiet, and relaxing. The staff is friendly and quick to help. There are several amenities available on-site. The bathtub is high with a slope on all sides, making it very slippery to get in and out (1/2 star off). There is no rubber bath mat to prevent slippage. Be careful. The location is great if you are looking to mostly stay on the canal and walk around the boardwalk. However, it is 15 minute walk to the nearest metro station and city center. There is a hotel restaurant, but no other restaurants nearby within 15 minute walk. This is fine for the summer, but inconvenient in sub-zero temperatures (1/2 star off). I stayed here in February, so found myself rather trapped unless I take a taxi everywhere.

This hotel was a goid price and convenient for airport arrivals and departures. We selected it…read morebecause it was walkable to from the airport. What we didn't know was, while it took 15-20min to walk, this required taking stairs with our luggage. What we discovered in the lobby was the M2 line was 1 stop and a 5 min walk, saving us some stairs & time. They do charge additional for a 2nd adult in the room, even without breakfast included. This was a last minute decision & we arrived with zero pre-trip knowledge. On arrival at the hotel (noonish) with a strict 2pm check-in. We popped our luggage in the luggage room and plopped down in the lobby to do some quick Copenhagen research. This is when we found out about the transit. The desk agent offered help & suggestions for lunch, but we were on a mission of discovery! At about 1pm, we headed to the Kastrup Station to catch the M2 into the city, armed with a route map screenshot & a 48hr city pass - giving us access to many attractions & transportation. Easy Peasy! We added a night & took the metro to the airport. Leaving the lobby at 630a, we still had time to grab food/ coffee before our 910a flight out of CPH. The lobby looked really good & appeared to have a/c, while the hotel rooms were beyond well-worn, shabby even. There was a notation about being the first hotel to put tvs in every room & I'm pretty sure that was the same day they installed the carpets & showers... get a room with a tub, if you can. We had 2 different rooms because of adding a night and the shower stench from the floor drain was ugh. The carpet was worn to the point that it was painful to walk on without shoes. It was also scary-stained, making shoeless a questionable choice anyhow. The windows open wide, which is good cuz there's NO A/C - it's not that it wasn't turned on, there is none. It was toasty. Now. Speaking of windows, you can see inside the rooms even with the windows closed if the curtains are open. With a courtyard view, you face other rooms & may get a free show. Fans are available in the closets of the rooms. Overall, I'd stay again for the price and convenience. All we did was sleep & shower - one night our room was paid with points so breakfast was included. It's good for free but I wouldn't pay to add it, personally.

No AC. No TV No…read moreShuttle service as per my booking No pics on the wall. Plastic pillows Awful awful awful

This was my first visit to Copenhagen, but how lucky I was that the person booking my room selected…read more71 Nyhavn for us. My colleagues and I arrived very late, but the gentleman at the front desk was as accommodating as can be. We were hoping to have an evening drink, but the bar had closed. He asked us what we would like and still was able to serve us. What a nice treat after arriving after a late-night flight from Helsinki. The room had a lot of charm, as did the rest of the hotel and the location was fantastic, being right on the water and so close to restaurants, bars and more. It was only too bad that we were there for only 2 nights. The breakfast included was really good, with a great selection, so that checked the box. I would highly recommend this location for your next stay.

Very nice hotel in a great location in a touristy area. I have a view of the water from my corner…read moreroom on the fifth floor. It's quiet up here. The staff I've met have been great.

It's September 2, 2024 and I'm packing shortly to return to New Jersey on this American Labor Day,…read morehaving stayed at this Palace since August 24. First real vacation in over seven or eight years. What an incredible choice I made staying here. It's hard to distinguish my deep affection and unbridled love for Danes and Denmark from just how much I loved staying here. Well, actually maybe not. The same qualities I was raised to appreciate and strive to emulate infused every aspect of my stay. Promptness, pristine manners, lively cheeriness and on and on. No request or inquiry was ever met by any Scandi staff member with anything less than cheery efficiency. The hotel is spotless yet still bears the regal fingerprints of time - over 100 years standing through Wars and Covid, downturns of all kinds but again the pride of Danes - not arrogant but joyous pride, has proven to be this fine grand lady of an edifice's key to thrive-al. I walked every hall of this enormous architectural marvel one evening. Discretely tucked away in two hallways were black and white photos of moments of history here - of royalty from Hollywood to London, of greatness. Even Judy Garland stayed here for what became her last concert of her life. I worked and slept and ate and healed here these nine days away. I occasionally imagined May 4, 1945 down there in the Rådhuspladsen from my balcony, imaging my mother crazy with glee in seas of freed Danes dancing and singing and crying and being fully alive again after the German Wargrip was loosened forever and her friend Uffe climbed up in the Tower to Jerry rig the electric and explode their five years' darkness in the forever light of freedom. It's that same esprit d'Danmark that thrums from the townhall square night and day with music and giddy tourists and sun worshipping locals and it's not bothersome or distracting or disturbing to hear but it's instead, life affirming and a celebration of community. Proud of life. The Danes that run this fine hotel celebrate life and are alive with every cheerful staff greeting, with every dazzling ergonomic modernism (Ike the double sets of thick balcony doors which SILENCE the bells incredibly nicely but when one wants to bathe in the bells' sonorous sounds, one simply throws open the doors) and with every swift little green cleaning of the rooms. I outright reject the accuracy or fairness of the few minor grumbles I saw in other reviews. Unfair, unwarranted and utter nonsense. My one challenge was having to find a workspace during my stay. It stands to reason the Dane's work-life balance would have only modest work desks in their rooms but as luck would have it, a truly spacious and quiet conference table is on the fourth floor in the hall complete with electrical outlets! As I pack, I'll miss the nine balmy days of August unbroken sun, my nights of infant-deep sleep on this comfy bed, the incredible breakfasts, the room of a shower, my beloved Rådhuspladsen outside my 100 year old balcony and the great, great joy It has been staying here. May the hotel stand for another 100 years and may I return throughout!

Great location in central Copenhagen with old school charm. Right on the Stroget shopping area and…read morevery close to metro. Our room felt "tired", and the shower was virtually impossible to get consistent pressure and temperature of water.

Nice overnight stay. We recently spent one night here prior to a flight…read more Positives: clean, easy & fast access from the airport/train, large & open spaces inside, large room, quiet, good AC, generous breakfast buffet, pleasant dinner at the restaurant, very friendly staff at every encounter Negatives: bathroom in our room was quite dark, mattress on the hard side Overall we couldn't ask much more of stay.

Very nice hotel, close to the airport yet still soundproofed, great breakfast options (with a lot…read moreof GF choices), comfy bed and clean, nice staff and accommodating where possible (such as early check in). I do wish there wasn't carpet all over the room but I guess that helps with soundproofing.

The rooms were beautiful and comfortable, especially the ones facing the interior courtyard. Each…read moreof the staff I interacted with at the reception and lobby were super friendly and helpful. The breakfast was very delicious. The location was in close proximity to the metro station and walkable.

Nice hotel located on the water, but not too far from the restaurants and bars…read more I enjoyed the free drink at cozy hour, and stayed for another glass of beer thereafter. The staff are incredibly friendly, the complementary breakfast is excellent. Something for everybody.

My wife and I enjoyed our stay. The room was big and clean. We had hot water and a little balcony…read morefacing into a courtyard of some kind. Except for a few drunks passing by it was quiet. It's a couple of blocks from a metro for easy access into Copenhagen. A 7/11 is down the street for snacks. There is a pub in the lobby. It looks nice but we didn't use it. All in all a nice stay. We would use this property again.

This hotel was listed as having a phone in each room There was no phone and the manager (who was…read morevery rude) said no one had a phone because it cost too much for the hotel. I should just go across the street and get a sim card for my phone (my phone doesn't accept a sim card). The 3rd day I was there the cleaning people got me a phone from another room and it was connected. I tried to get some compensation for the phone and was treated very rudely by the manager. The hotel was ok except for the phone and manager issue.