Good location and close to everything but pretty bare bones. The bedding was okay but the rest of…read morethe room was tired and yes the dirty bathroom smell was a thing for us too. And let's talk noise. Oy! We were on courtyard side and the loud groups laughing and talking until all hours. I'm writing this at 2:30 am. Being able to sleep seems a basic requirement for a hotel.You can't control the temp in room without opening windows and then loud moves into the ridiculous category. Oh and then there was the nightly late night wine bottle recycling and garbage take out call by the French restaurant next door. The staff was polite and responsive but wouldn't rebook sorry.

A mellow little hotel, not far from the Kongens Nytorv stop on the Metro, and Rosenborg Palace in…read morethe King's Garden. It's not fancy, but it makes a great base for exploring K-town. Breakfast is one of the high points here --- sliced meats, rotary cheese slicer, soft-boiled eggs (in an unmarked cookie jar, don't miss them), some too-sweet-for-me Danishes, and cereal. They keep tea and coffee out throughout the afternoon --- a welcome sight after a blustery or drizzly walk. The elevator is truly tiny (perhaps two people and a large suitcase), and not entirely confidence-inspiring. A small living room / lounge area has a large flatscreen TV, a pair of couches, and a fairly archaic computer with a printer for boarding passes or Google Maps directions. There's WiFi throughout the building, ask at the front desk for the password. The rooms are simple and functional; ours had a tiny desk, which was more useful for unpacking than working. Danish showers tend to be less contained than most --- you can see they've retrofitted a lip across the bathroom floor to try to give some dry vs. wet distinction.

Calling it a dump might be too harsh. It's certainly Spartan minimalist…read more No air conditioning. The rooms are tiny (19 sq m) and sparsely furnished. Twin beds that can barely accommodate an adult. Rooms are noisy. I could hear the people in the floor above banging around at night and early mornings Housekeeping is discouraged and requires a daily request via an online app if a guest wants a room "refresh." The request must be submitted before midnight the night prior. Limited bathroom amenities. Shower gel and shampoo are combined. Few towels. No wash cloths. The shower enclosure doesn't seal effectively so water gets spread all across the bathroom floor, making it slippery About 1/2 of the front desk staff were friendly and helpful. Breakfast tables get crowded almost immediately after opening at 06:30 on weekdays and seating can be difficult to find. The restaurant has a small menu but very large portions. Servers are friendly but slow. The Wienerschnitzel was merely okay. I wouldn't order it a second time. The bar has a nice selection of beers on tap. They don't accept cash after 8pm.

My sister and I had a wonderful stay here! I was concerned seeing a low star rating but we were sad…read moreto leave! The continental breakfast was great, staff went above & beyond, and we were given 2 beds which no hotel had done thus far. I would happily stay at another Scandic somewhere else!

We've stayed twice at this location, at the beginning/end of a European holiday, several stops…read morebetween. Each time, we have found the generally young staff members to be respectful and friendly, offering hospitality and responding quickly to requests. From my perspective, the "cons" of citizenM are room size, best for traveling alone or with a partner (in this case, my spouse) with whom you enjoy sharing very close quarters, and no coffee service in the room. The "pros" include outstanding location and view, very good climate and lighting control, very good breakfast buffet, and large dining area that doubles as a "living room" when you need it. Thank you, citizenM, for two good stays.

An artistic hotel in the heart of Copenhagen, offering a wonderful and unique experience. Parking…read moreis available just a short walk from the entrance, and reception is located on the 7th floor where you'll also find an extensive collection of art pieces, a large bar, breakfast nook, bathrooms, ample seating and outdoor balcony where smokers are welcome. The rooms here are smaller, and also have an artistic flare. An iPad gives you access to the rooms functionalities, including mood settings. The breakfast offered in the morning is refreshing: pastries, yogurt, fresh fruit, cheeses, cereal, omlettes, bacon and other hot dishes. You can also have tea or choose from a bottomless cup of regular coffee or something from their coffee menu. The staff is friendly and helpful, and the surprises around every corner add to an amazing experience!

Absolute delight. The standard of cleanliness was very high great restaurant options for room…read moreservice lovely accommodations all throughout the hotel. The room was comfortable and warm.

When I checked in, the room I had , had some issues with it. I went to the main area and a…read morewonderful hotel desk worker, Bella upgraded me into another room. That room turned out to be great. This isn't a place to stay if you are planning on doing business work in your room, it lacks connections next to the bed, and the desk area -it had one , but not usb ports per se. I can say the next is very fast, and it is included. I had no issues watching a movie while using VPN. The breakfast is buffet, and there is plenty of items to choose from. To my fellow Americans, ice is not readily available so ask the wait staff to get you some. They will. Trust me try the elderflower)berry water, wonderful. Oh and management? Make Bella your night manager or manager in training. I go to a lot of hotels worldwide and she is by far the best I've seen. Knowledgeable. Friendly. Helpful. A talent.

We had a wonderful stay... until the end. On our last morning we missed the breakfast (even though…read morewe arrived just before 11:00 am at 10:57, but yeah, we messed up) and had to race to the nearest Espresso House a 15 min walk away. When we got back it was 11:50 and checkout was 12:00. We asked for an extra 30 min... and the staff said "No". Or rather yes but they'd have to charge us an extra 400 kr (!!!) - after we paid for an early check-in on the front end of our already pricey multi-night stay. Strict hotel policy, probably to generate extra revenue. Even an extra 15 minutes would have been a huge help. We were of course not entitled to any special favors and the Manon Les Suites was within their rights but the lack of grace still sullied the end of our guest experience. The staff was so multi-lingual, kind and helpful. The room was cleverly laid out and well-appointed. The jungle pool was amazing and the bar and gym downstairs and the restaurant and roof deck on floor 6 were all beautiful. The location was convenient and walkable to lots (even if restaurants, shops and services were a ways away). We had a great stay until the end when we needed a little flexibility but were shooed out the door. A disappointing end to a an otherwise very pleasant visit.

Place is worth every single penny!!!! Looks exactly like the photos you see!!! Hospitality is…read moreamazing too, so accommodating and really nice. Breakfast, lunch, and dinners were phenomenal!!!

One travel must have when I travel abroad is to be near the City Center. Why is this important?…read moreWhen your stay is limited, say 6-10 days, you need to MOVE and quickly. When searching for hotels in Copenhagen, staying in City Center and near a Metro is crucial. I researched Wake Up carefully and had to weigh the pros and cons. Overall, it was a great stay and it offered my two must haves. However, there is definitely room for improvement. Here's a summary: Pros: 1. Conveniently located near Copenhagen Airport: 30 minutes from airport by Metro( yellow line, eight stops), the stop is Kongens Nyrtov. If by Uber, 15 minutes @$30 2. In City Center, thus, you are in walking distance of numerous landmarks: Nyhavn, Radhuspladsen, Tivoli Gardens, to name a few 3. Check in is a breeze, you can do so by QR code or friendly staff 4. Numerous options of dining nearby from takeout to fine dining 5. The neighborhood, Kongens Nyrtov, very safe which is important when you are traveling. The area is bustling all day, there are always people coming and going 6. There are 2 Metro stations, Kongens Nyrtov and Marmorkirken, @7 minute walk from hotel. Both stations, immaculate, busy and elevator access Cons: 1. Room: this is dorm living; small room, small bathroom, no closets, small desk, uncomfortable chairs. However, bed is extremely comfortable and I used the big bed drawer that stored comforter as my clothes "closet". The shower temperature takes a while to get to the right heat 2. No frills: no fridge, no coffee, no toiletries noise level is okay 3. Cleanliness: in certain countries, you need to ensure your room is cleaned due to water conservation, thus here you need to email the days you want room cleaned,otherwise... 4. Value: tough one because location is key but hotel is overpriced. I have stayed in better hotels that charged less than this. My thought process for a short stay: as long as room is clean because I'm only using it to sleep and shower, I'm good. However, when I arrived at 9am, 6 hours before check in, they had rooms available but I paid a little more for an "upgrade" and to check in early. 5. Miscellaneous: services are limited such as if you need to convert money they do not offer it. Would I stay again..if this was the only hotel available then yes. However, next time it's a houseboat for me.

This was the worst hotel experience I ever had which…read moreincludes staying in youth hostiles when I was a student. The room was not clean and was never serviced throughout the five nights stay. If you needed towels or toilet paper a request made at the front desk was never delivered and you had to physically go down there and fetch it yourself. What is it that you actually pay for? There is also a scam going on. Since most US flights arrive in the morning you cannot get the room until 3pm. And I mean 3pm no matter if the room is actually ready. But the very "helpful staff" will quickly offer an immediate room for an extra fee per night and if you refuse will make certain you dont get the room before 3pm.

Great classic hotel, connected with a fantastic restaurant The Shrimp, in an ideal location…read more Handicap accessible entry and nice ADA compliant guest room. Could use a few more railings in the lobby area. Safety wise it is probably the most US code-compliant hotel in the area, mostly sprinklered, with fire curtains around the main kitchen. The rooms are in two connected buildings and one side has very narrow corridors. Stairs are classic and include winders though. Nice shuffleboard room to relax in, along with a large recessed side room with fireplace. Great rooftop area with nice views. Nicely and tastefully decorated throughout. Service was excellent! Highly recommend.

The Hotel SKT Anna was great. The location was absolutely perfect. Very close to the water and…read morecanals. Easy access to just about everything with a metro station right down the street. We'd definitely stay here again.

Hotel SP34 is a Brochner Hotel in the Latin Quarter of Copenhagen. After spending four nights and…read morefive days at Hotel SP34 in October 2021, here's our experience: 1) Location: If you love being close to the tourist attractions and shopping, it's a perfect location. Close to a Metro station, you can take it or walk to Tivoli Gardens and other famous sites. Just a little east of the hotel is a main street with tons of high end shopping and restaurants. My friend and I like more local neighborhoods, so it's not our style, but if you love shopping and tourist locations, it's ideal! 2) Space: It's a spacious hotel that makes good use of the space. There's a large lobby with seats and desks for working. There's an outdoor patio, a rooftop patio, several restaurants, a bar, a gym and a cinema for guests to use. 3) Design: The lobby is designed with quirky paintings and a "Hello Gorgeous" sign in the pink elevator. It's a little trendy, but when you enter the rooms, the design becomes classier. 4) Rooms: For two people, we booked the superior double room and keep in mind it's Europe- the rooms are small! With a smaller bed and not much space to retreat, one of us ended up in the lobby at all times to get the space. 5) Amenities: This is where they shine! In the mornings, they have a table with towels, water bottles and running routes set out. There's free wine from 5pm-6pm and free liqueur from 10pm-11pm daily. Our room came with breakfast and wow! It's in a beautiful space on the basement level and comes with a mimosa bar, a bread area, granola, eggs, sausage, so many good food option. They also have a full coffee area. A few things to keep in mind when staying: 1) Price: Compared to other hotels in the area, it's on the more expensive side. 2) Room: A few things were wrong with our room. The bathroom handle kept breaking off. Also, our shower was slow to drain, often flooding the bathroom after a 5-10 minute shower.

I would recommend this hotel. The hotel served free wine at 5 pm and free nite cap drinks at 10…read morepm. Staff were extremely friendly and the hotel had a modern atmosphere. Location of hotel was great! The room was a bit small. Shower pressure felt like a cruise ship and water got everywhere, but they provided daily room service and extra towels ( if needed). If you're looking for a room to sleep in and venture during the day, I recommend this place.