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Where to stay in Copenhagen: discover our Best Western hotels

The Huxley Copenhagen, Best Western Premier Collection: comfort in the heart of Copenhagen

Scandinavian elegance comes into its own in this 4-star establishment with clean lines. The rooms combine refinement and modernity thanks to their furnishings. A feeling of calm comes over you as soon as you enter the hotel lobby.

10 minutes by car from the Tivoli Gardens and the central station, your stay promises to be as convenient as can be. The breathtaking view over the capital's rooftops from some suites adds a magical touch to your experience. The breakfast buffet offers a selection that will delight the greediest guests.

Best Western Hotel Hebron: Danish charm and hospitality

Nestled in a historic building dating from 1899, the Best Western Hotel Helbron combines the refinement of a 3-star establishment with the authentic charm of old Copenhagen. The 99 rooms welcome you in a soothing atmosphere blending Art Deco elements and modern comfort.

Its prime location in the heart of the lively Vesterbro district lets you explore the treasures of Denmark. In the morning, enjoy a generous Scandinavian breakfast in a bright setting before setting off to discover the Tycho Brahe Planetarium, just 500 metres away.

Travellers particularly appreciate the cosy lobby lounge for relaxing after a day of sightseeing, as well as the option of renting bicycles directly at reception to explore the city like a true Copenhagener.

Hotel Astoria, Best Western Signature Collection: elegance and design near the central station

A 1930s Art Deco spirit breathes through this legendary establishment designed by the architect Ole Falkentorp.

Its proximity to the central station and the Tivoli Gardens makes this ideal spot the perfect starting point for discovering the city of Copenhagen. In the morning, a delicious breakfast awaits you in a bright setting with Scandinavian touches.

The lounge bar, a true local institution, welcomes you in a cosy atmosphere to taste a selection of Danish beers after your day of exploring. 

What to see and do in Copenhagen from your hotel?

The Little Mermaid: the city's unmissable emblem

On her rock on the Langelinie quay, this graceful bronze statue has watched over the port of Copenhagen since 1913. An essential stop during your stay, the Little Mermaid immerses you in the magical world of Hans Christian Andersen's fairy tales.

A morning stroll along the quays will let you admire this symbol of the Danish capital in the best conditions. 

Measuring 1.25 metres and weighing 175 kilos, this work by sculptor Edvard Eriksen attracts millions of visitors every year, fascinated by her story.

Tivoli Gardens: a historic and enchanting amusement park

Since 1843, the Tivoli Gardens have delighted young and old in a romantic setting combining modern rides and old-world charm. Flower-lined paths wind between spectacular rides and historic pavilions, creating a unique atmosphere where children's laughter mingles with the scent of traditional sweets.

Thrill-seekers will especially enjoy The Demon, a roller coaster reaching 77 km/h, while the majestic Ferris wheel offers a panoramic view over the rooftops of the Danish capital. In the evening, thousands of lanterns light up the gardens, transforming the park into an enchanted world where the magic happens naturally.

Nyhavn: the picturesque harbour and its colourful houses

The multicoloured facades of Nyhavn are reflected in the calm waters of the canal, creating a living picture that captures the very essence of Copenhagen. The shades of ochre, blue and red of the historic 17th-century houses tell the maritime story of this iconic district.

Along the lively quays, the terraces of traditional cafés and restaurants invite you to take a gourmet break facing the old sailing ships gently swaying. Hans Christian Andersen's former home at number 20 bears witness to the artistic soul of the place, where the writer drew inspiration for his legendary tales.

Take time for a stroll on the Nyhavnsbroen bridge to capture the finest view of this postcard setting, particularly magnificent at first light when the sun illuminates the colourful facades.

Strøget: one of the longest shopping streets in Europe

The Danish capital's main shopping artery, Strøget unrolls its pedestrian ribbon for more than a kilometre between City Hall Square and Kongens Nytorv. This lively promenade brings together the biggest international brands alongside prestigious Danish boutiques such as Royal Copenhagen and Georg Jensen.

Shopping lovers will appreciate the variety of stores, from luxury shops to more affordable boutiques. Between purchases, let yourself be surprised by the street artists who liven up Amagertorv square, while traditional cafés invite you to take a comforting break.

In the adjacent lanes, hidden boutiques and craft workshops preserve the authentic spirit of old Copenhagen, away from the bustle of the main street.

Amalienborg Palace: the residence of the Danish royal family

A jewel of Danish Rococo architecture, Amalienborg Palace spreads its four majestic buildings around an elegant octagonal square. This official residence of the Danish royal family reflects the architectural refinement of the 18th century, with its harmonious neoclassical facades.

The central square, dominated by the imposing equestrian statue of Frederick V, comes alive every day at noon with the spectacular changing of the Royal Guard. Visitors can explore the museum in Christian VIII's palace, which traces more than 150 years of monarchical history through a unique collection of personal objects and state rooms.

Services offered in our Best Western hotels in Copenhagen

Breakfast to start the day right

Enjoy a special moment in our bright dining rooms, where the art of the Scandinavian breakfast flourishes. Every morning, our generous buffets showcase Danish specialities: topped smørrebrød, local smoked salmon and crunchy multigrain breads.

Local produce fills our tables, from free-range eggs to artisan pastries, including a selection of matured regional cheeses. 

Free Wi-Fi

In each of our rooms in Copenhagen, a high-performance wireless network connects you instantly to the world. The strong signal ensures smooth, fast browsing, ideal for your business video calls as well as for streaming your favourite series.

How to reach our hotels and get around Copenhagen easily?

Copenhagen-Kastrup airport is just 15 minutes from the city centre. The train and metro line M2 connect the airport directly to the central districts of Nørreport and Kongens Nytorv, with a ticket costing 36 DKK.

For your daily travel, opt for the modern public transport network serving the entire Danish capital 24/7. The Copenhagen Card gives you unlimited access to local buses, metros and trains, while including entry to the main tourist attractions.