Hotels
Coco Hotel, Vesterbro
Located in the heart of the city, this four-star boutique hotel with Parisian-inspired interiors is just steps away from some of Copenhagen’s top spots. The in-house café and restaurant serve seasonal dishes; it’s a popular choice among residents and visitors alike. The hotel runs entirely on renewable energy, sourced from a six-hectare solar farm in northwestern Denmark.
Hotel d’Angleterre, City Centre
The grande dame’s stately white Victorian façade has long been a headline fixture of Kongens Nytorv, and is the leading light of Copenhagen’s hospitality scene (despite the city’s preference for subtlety over frills). The plush interiors feature a muted palette of cream, beige and purple, and there’s a subterranean tile-and-marble pool. Make sure to book a table at the Michelin-starred Nordic-French restaurant, Marchal.
Vipp Loft, Islands Brygge
A drawcard for design enthusiasts, this guest house occupies the top floor of a former printing factory, now the HQ of homeware label Vipp. The lofty proportions allow for a gallery-style display of the brand’s products – including Lodge Lounge chairs and the V1 Kitchen – and a mezzanine fitted out with several private nooks.
Audo House, Nordhavn
Ideal for design aficionados, this 10-room hotel is housed in the headquarters of furniture brand Audo Copenhagen. Set in a 19th-century building in the newly redeveloped Nordhavn district, each room features a selection of the brand’s pieces and bespoke artworks. The building also includes a café, brand shop and restaurant with outdoor seating.
