Loaner iPads, live music and games — ideal for after you’ve explored the city.

Living room doubles as a working/hanging space – a lively hub with eclectic furnishings and seating aplenty.

Free breakfast! Yes, there’s coffee.

Not only is breakfast on the house, there’s also a free evening buffet. We’re sold! (And getting hungry…)

Rest easy knowing your room’s comfy designer furnishings are made from recycled material.

Onsite dining means a stellar meal is always at your doorstep. The perks of being a homebody.

Strikingly modern ‘tude starts with the awe-inspiring mirrored façade & ends with the (you guessed it) cabin-esque guestrooms.

Classic decor with quirky touches like in-room chandeliers.

Super close to the train station and Tivoli (the whole reason you’re here is to ride Rutschebanen, right?).

Cool mid-century style makes you feel like you're in a mid '60s Pan-Am commercial.

Town Hall Square, Tivoli Gardens and the train station are all within strolling distance.

Well-connected by bus and metro, so there’s no reason to walk the 3.5km to Tivoli (unless you really need those steps).

The building was designed as a station hotel for the Danish State Railways by Ole Falkentorp, who had started his career in the State Railways' design office before forming his own practice.

Classic maritime style suits the harbourfront location.