Hotels With spa in Hovedstaden, Denmark

The hotel is very close to the airport, making it ideal for a layover. However, the entire hotel is currently undergoing renovation, and my room had a strong, unpleasant smell. Unfortunately, I couldn't open the windows for ventilation. Judging by the state of the construction, it seems like the renovation just started. It just goes to show that it's not only Chinese renovations that use formaldehyde; Europeans do too, and sometimes even more intensely.

15 - 20min walk away from main attractions. There’s a lake in front of hotel that’s nice.  Hotel drop off point are stairs to go in, take note if you are taking heavy luggage. No aircon in hotel only fan that you can’t adjust speed.  Additional bed for kid charge at 300kr per night.  Family bicycle available for rent at 600kr per day.  Happy hour with free drink from 5-6 pm daily. Artistic interior and nice garden. Also creepy artwork on the wall.  Overall not bad experience, some staff are friendly some are not.

I booked a room without breakfast. The hotel room was tiny, only big enough to open one suitcase at a time. We had to close one just to open the second. It was convenient though, with plenty of places to explore nearby. We pretty much did a whirlwind tour in one day. Taking an Uber with a new member discount was cheaper than getting a taxi from the airport. There were lots of food options nearby, and we even ate at a restaurant Andersen often visited. Every day was expensive though – prices were really high. A bottle of water or soda was around 30 DKK. For breakfast, two burgers, a coke, and fries cost about 290 RMB. Renting bikes for two people for half an hour was over 150 RMB. In July, you don't need to wear very thick clothes; it's much warmer than Iceland, but if it's windy, it gets very breezy. It's best to book things in advance wherever you go. Even the train station toilets charge a fee!

Bathrooms are super tiny and apparently without proper ventilation that is why we had black mold in our shower. After pointing this out it was removed within short time. However on our second day making up the room was an odyssey. I admit that we left rather late the hotel at 12:20 pm and went for dinner. I hang the flyer to inform the staff that we want our room cleaned. When we came back half past 3 pm it was not yet cleaned. I asked the reception for cleaning. They told us it will be done immediately. So we went out for 90 minutes. When we came back at 5ish pm the room was still not cleaned. So we asked again. Finally around 6 the room was partly cleaned. Nonetheless it was not vacuumed but we got some fresh towels and bedlines. By the way check if there are concerts in the perimeter. During the night time it can be very loud outside. Music from a event location just 2 streets away and a lot of super car fans who are showing off on the streets. Would rather recommend a hotel in the outskirts.

Hygiene: Nobody cleaned the room... After a day out, I came back to find the room exactly as I left it. The conditioner and tissues weren't refilled, and the overflowing trash can wasn't emptied. When I contacted the front desk, they said they only had two cleaners a day and couldn't do anything. Facilities: The hallway outside the room was a bit old, and there was a strange smell inside the room. The toilet seat was also crooked. Ambiance: The lobby was quite nice, and there were several restaurants to choose from. Service: The service attitude was decent, but sometimes I had to queue for a while at the front desk.

Great location! The room was small but cleverly designed, much like a cruise ship cabin, with everything you could possibly need. Right outside the window is Ofelia Plaza, and we were lucky enough to catch an open-air ballet performance on Sunday evening. The service was warm and attentive, truly impeccable. We would definitely stay here again if we have the chance.

1) Consistent with Scandic style, the room was clean and bright. 2) Not far from the airport, a 20-minute walk, and the path is very comfortable, many people walk to the airport. 3) It's about a 6-minute walk from Kastrup, the metro station before the airport, to the hotel. 4) The coffee machine in the lobby can provide hot water refills. 5) The hotel has a shuttle bus to and from the airport, but you need to book it a day in advance (there was no shuttle on the day of check-in as it was a Sunday, but I took the 6:00 AM shuttle to the airport on the morning of check-out).

Lovely boutique hotel with elegant style and excellent service. Park Lane Copenhagen is set in a historic, beautifully restored building in the peaceful Hellerup area, offering spacious, modern rooms with chic Scandinavian design and great attention to detail. Guests praise the friendly, helpful staff and the calm, comfortable atmosphere. The location is slightly outside central Copenhagen, but it makes a perfect base for relaxing stays and exploring the city by bike or short ride. The on-site dining and bar add a nice touch to the overall experience

I stayed on the first and fourth floors for five days. Both the first and fourth floors had some issues with water draining, not quickly. Also, the first floor rooms are often crowded with meeting attendees, so it may be inconvenient to open the windows or curtains. But overall, they were adequate.

Great location - very close to centre of the city and food market. Staff is really helpful. There is also good lobby and bar inside the hotel. The size of standard rooms is really small so it will be inconvenient for tourist with a lot of suitcases)