Falsled Kro, a Relais and Chateaux property, is located on the garden isle of Fyn, known for the birthplace of Hans Christian Andersen. The boutique hotel is a 16th century building with a thatched roof and retains plenty of its historic charm. The hotel’s restaurant, Almanac, is listed as Michelin Guide recommendation and offers 4 and 6 course set menu dinners. Gardens surround the hotel, providing 80% of the restaurant’s vegetables. The harbor is just a short stroll away. All rooms have a Nespresso Machine. Friday and Saturday night stays require dinner reservation at Almanac.
Originally the Royal Danish Conservatory of Music, this grand building underwent a transformation to become the newest hotel for Nobis. Opened in September 2017, the hotel features 77 rooms designed by architect Gert Wingårdh. Well located, near Tivoli Gardens, the hotel will soon open its Nordic cuisine restaurant.
The hotel features a gym, sauna, hamam, bar, and lounge area. All guests receive complimentary Wi-Fi, robes and slippers, and all rooms have air conditioning for the summer months.
Opened, by former Royal Danish Ballet dance Alexander Kølpin, the Hotel Sanders offers a luxury experience in Copenhagen’s historic quarter across from Old Stage of the Royal Danish Theatre. The Sanders Hotel seeks to create bespoke experiences, from providing picnics and bicycle for leisure days, to planning in room Pilates sessions.
The hotel boasts a variety of public “living spaces” available for guests to relax in. The courtyard, living room, and conservatory all offer seating and the option of enjoying a meal. The conservatory even offers a paired down breakfast with gorgeous views over the city.
All rooms include air conditioning, complimentary minibar, WiFi, televisions, slippers, kimonos, and luxury toiletries. The hotel also offers storage space, breakfast-to-go, and complimentary use of hotel bicycles.
Started as a restaurant with rooms, the D’Angleterre has been a part of Copenhagen since 1755. The hotel has a storied history ranging from fires to the presentation of the Danish Constitution to Nazi occupation, but in 2013 it was opened after being completely transformed through a massive restoration project. The hotel has 92 rooms, each individually decorated in tasteful luxury. With the only indoor pool in Copenhagen, the spa is a relaxing oasis after a day of site seeing.
D’Angleterre also boasts Copenhagen’s first champagne bar, Balthazar, and the Michelin-starred restaurant Marchal.
All rooms include air conditioning, entertainment systems, complimentary WiFI, access to the spa and fitness center, and luxurious bathrooms. Some suites have balconies.
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The Skt. Petri is a five-star hotel in Copenhagen’s Latin Quarter. The hotel has 270 spacious rooms including 27 luxury suites, designed in a modern, classic style. The building itself has an interesting history. Originally, it was a very popular department store built by architect Vilhelm Lauritzen in 1928 with all the beautiful architectural lines and characteristic curves of functionalism. This unique design hotel is also home to an excellent restaurant and popular bar. All rooms feature contemporary Danish design, broadband internet access, wood floors, and air-conditioning.
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