Hotels in Denmark with Indoor Pools

"Was in Copenhagen on business for four days and I was really impressed by this hotel and their facilities. Room was impressive with a balcony and the staff were excellent and attentive. Hotel very quiet at night time also. WiFi speed dropped on a few occasions but overall, an excellent choice. "

"The bed was very comfortable. The room was quiet and clean. The food was just OK."

"The staff were very helpful."

"Very good "

"I was highly impressed by the staff, who were wonderful during checkin, breakfast, and storing our suitcases. The friendly and accommodating treatment elevated the entire experience. At first I felt ambivalent about a room directly next to the lobby. The room was the most quiet room I have stayed in compared to probably hundreds of hotels. We absolutely loved the walk from the hotel to the city center as it took as along the water from modern architecture to the old city center."

"There was no complimentary Umbrella available. "

"Best location , next to central station, shopping and friendly staff. Highly recommend!"

"Hotel was very clean and a decent size for the 4 of us to fit in it. Breakfast was good but I'd recommend staying away from the restaurant which we felt was poor. Great location less than a 10 minute walk to Tivoli, the metro, or train station."

"Review of a solo woman traveler: The best things about this hotel: The location is great, it’s a quick walk to a lot of the main attracting areas such as Nyhavn. The hotel is very clean, no complaints there at all. The restaurant looked very nice, I did not eat there myself, but it was packed for breakfast every morning, and it looked and smelled good. Check-in was fast and easy and self-service. Because of the self check in, I didn’t really interact with any staff so I can’t comment on that. All of the elevators were very fast! Things I did not love: There is no room phone where you can call to the front desk. There was a little walkway area to the side of the hotel, where teenagers would congregate every evening and play really loud music and smoke various things. One night there was also a man there who appeared to be intoxicated and was by himself, but ranting loudly. This bothered me because it made me feel less safe, and the walkway was directly to a little market just behind the hotel which I liked to frequent. But I was nervous, walking back to the hotel."