Get your fix of cosy café culture with an escape to Copenhagen

You’ve been charmed by tales of its cycling streets and colourful harbours – now, see Copenhagen up close. Denmark’s capital is a perfect blend of contemporary and historical, where royal palaces and green parks meet up-and-coming coffee shops and hidden bars.

Couples seek out the cosiness of Danish hygge, solo travellers dive into the city’s art and design and families are eager to explore the wonders of Tivoli Gardens and the waterfront. Copenhagen’s got something for everyone.

Where to stay in Copenhagen

From Nyhavn, with its canal-side cafes, to the cutting-edge cool of Vesterbro, the city offers a range of places to stay. You’ve got luxury hotels overlooking the waterfront, as well as quaint, budget-friendly hostels nestled along the city’s bustling streets, perfect if you’re eager to soak up the traditional Danish lifestyle.

If you’re after a bit of culture and history, the area around the Indre By – AKA Copenhagen’s city centre – and Rosenborg Castle offers a deep dive into Copenhagen’s past, with accommodation options placing you within walking distance of museums, theatres and historic sites.

Design and lifestyle lovers might pick the neighbourhoods of Nørrebro and Østerbro, known for their green spaces and creative edge. Modern apartments and cosy guesthouses are the style around here.

Rooms with a picturesque view can be found along the harbour-front areas, and Christianshavn provides a peaceful retreat among the city’s hustle and bustle. These spots are about easy access to both nature and more urban parts of the city.

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PICK A HOTEL IN COPENHAGEN

  • First things first, budget. You can pick your hotel based on what you can afford.
  • Think about any extras your hotel must have – do you want a gym, or does it need beach access? Use the shortlist to compare your options.
  • Check out the recent reviews for a specific hotel, courtesy of TripAdvisor.
  • Check out the hotel on social media to get a feel for what a stay there is like.

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FAQs

Well, it depends on what you’re after. Party people should check out Vesterbro – this is where the nightlife’s at, and you’ll be close to the best bars and clubs. Nørrebro and Østerbro are much calmer for families and the first is also a good budget bet. But, if you’re new here or want to fit a lot into a short break, stay in Indre By. This is the central part of the city and you’ll be near all the best sites.

If you’re after a particular board basis, you can filter your holiday search results to find the ones that match. Select ‘filter results’ and select a whole range of options, from board type to hotel star rating, facilities and accommodation type.

Three days or a long weekend is plenty to get a feel for the place, see the famous landmarks and get a flavour of the food. If you fall in love with the city or have a bit longer to play with, go for it… You can always rent a bike to explore a bit further or just enjoy a bit of downtime with a book in one of the parks or cute cafés

Your budget might not be the same as the next person, so to keep it simple, you can narrow down your search by what you’re prepared to pay when looking through our deals pages. Pick your destination and dates, then order the results by ‘total price – low to high’ to start looking at the cheapest options.

Or, start with your budget first. Browse our Your Budget holidays to pick what you want to spend and get directed only to the deals that you can afford. You can also dive deeper into all our other picks – Last Minute, All Inclusive and more – and skip to the deals that are under £400 or £500 there, too.