Copenhagen Admiral Hotel

Pros: Easy to find your way back to. Not far from food and shops. A neat place to stay, wish we had the time to stay longer.

Cons: Corner of the bed sticking out where you bump your shin and trip as you pass through the room. A bit narrow between furniture and bed.

Great one of a kind hotel.

Pros: The architecture is a great mix of old world and contemporary. The wood ceiling and support beams in the guest rooms and the brick arches down the center of the hallways make this a one of a kind location.

Cons: Not a lot of dining options. The brunch buffet was a bit pricey.

Pros: We really liked the location in proximity to restaurants and sightseeing. Also the decor/look and feel was nice with the brick walls and old beams. Very comfortable and spacious compared to other Copenhagen properties.

Cons: The staff was just okay.

Terrific accommodations

Pros: Great location in Copenhagen. Close to shops, restaurants and other sites. Clean and historic style hotel. Plentiful buffet breakfast.

Pros: The location of the hotel is very safe (near foreign embassies and the royal palace), on the waterfront facing the opera house, and close to wonderful restaurants. The buffet breakfast is great. The structure of the building was built in 1600 or 1700's as huge warehouse, The some large vertical beams are, unfortunately, in the middle of the guest rooms. The hallways feature long rows of brick arches. Have stayed in this hotel 4 times. Would be happy to stay there again despite somewhat high prices.

Cons: The equipment stored between the hallway arches somewhat detracts from the ambience.

Pros: This is an iconic hotel on water in the very center of the city. Ofelia Plads is right next to the hotel (with tango on weekend nights in the summer). The breakfast buffet is one of the best I have seen (but it can get crowded if you go there at a wrong time).

Cons: The rooms with windows facing the street, as opposed to water, are less nice and noisier.