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An old-fashioned hotel with elegant decoration, a 24-hour front desk, quick help, and clean rooms. The breakfast is very rich and of high quality! The hotel is very close to copenhagen central station, city hall square, within walking distance. The disadvantage is that the room is very small. If two people live together and unpack the luggage on the ground, it is basically impossible to walk. In addition, opposite the main entrance of the hotel is an open-air bar, which is very loud at night! I wonder how the people in the room in that direction feel? I am in the opposite direction, and I can still hear a little bit, but it doesn't affect my sleep.

We stayed here for a short break in January. Firstly the location of the apartments is pretty good, the nearest supermarket is only a couple of minutes walk (Netto) from the apartment and the city centre and main high street are also pretty close so no need for taxi's which are very expensive!. It was very clean and modern and there were nice little touches like coffee pods and some condiments included. There were a couple of issues with the apartment, firstly there is no wardrobe. There is a small coat rack but that is not really suitable if you were staying for more than a weekend but an iron and ironing board are also provided. Secondly it was cold and only 1 side of the radiator in the apartment worked so that was far from ideal when it was literally freezing outside. The bed is quite low and very soft so was not overly comfortable for backs and the pillow situation needs sorting as they are more like cushions than pillows! The furniture in the studio apartment is low spec and a bit uncomfortable so don't expect anything great but they were functional. They need to consider regular blinds for this property. There is a black out blind but if you want to see daylight in daylight hours the room faces an office building so we were not able to open the blinds and had to have the blind down so could not see natural daylight and the thin curtains they had up were too small for the window so were completely useless!!! We did email the owners a couple of times with questions but no one came back to us which was disappointing.....

The Sanders is a classy and stylish boutique hotel in the heart of Copenhagen . Inviting restaurant and bar downstairs and trendy rooftop bar upstairs . Emilie at the desk is helpful and kind . The food and service is first rate . The rooms are adequate but not large but offer all amenities . Comfortable bed and hot shower . Only mild criticism is room a little dark but overall a great experience . Enjoy the breakfast which was part of our package .You should consider the hotel favourably if you are heading to Copenhagen

I am Danish and I would not say that 25hours hotel is a luxury hotel. There are many shortcomings. It is beautifully located in the middle of Copenhagen behind the Roundtower. It is well soundproofed, so you can hear minimal outside noise at night. It is comfortably furnished and the mattresses on the beds are good. However, a mattress topper was missing. Breakfast was fantastic and dinner at Neni as well. The staff were nice, but not that service minded. The window in the room could not be opened. No rooms have a real bathroom. There is a separate toilet and shower and the sink is located in the room. We didn't like that and didn't think there was any luxury in it. Only body soap, shampoo and body lotion are available. A luxury hotel has a somewhat larger selection! There are only free channels on TV because the hotel believes that guests can chromecast what they want to watch. (I wonder how the foreign tourists do it)? The chrome caster in our room didn't work and since we are not young and going out on the town, we had been looking forward to enjoying the evening with a good TV programme. We were probably cheated there! The receptionist apologized and only after asking for a refund of the price, could she offer us a couple of vouchers for the bar. We think this was very petty of a so-called luxury hotel where you expect things to be in order. But she wanted to mention it to the morning receptionist so we could get a refund. She apparently forgot about this because there was no comment about it at checkout and the poor receptionist who was all alone didn't know what to do. The line behind us was growing, so I suggested that she could refund us the breakfast, which she was relieved about. At check-in we were told that there was a sauna and we could borrow bathrobes and slippers at the reception. We said we would look forward to this until the next morning. But fooled again... when we wanted to go to the sauna after breakfast, we were told that it opened at 2pm... honestly why didn't the receptionist mention it the day before. Service.. no, unfortunately the hotel does not know this word. We really like to go to luxury hotels once in a while on different occasions, precisely because we know that things just work there - like Guldsmeden's hotels, Nimb and D'angleterre. But 25hours Hotel unfortunately does not fall into this category. What you pay for here is exclusively the decor, and it is paid dearly.