Experience Luxury and Comfort at Scandic Copenhagen Hotel in Copenhagen, Denmark

Scandic Copenhagen

Vestor Soegade 6, Near Tivoli Gardens, Copenhagen, 1601, Denmark

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Price Level

Rooms

486

Pets

Yes

May

Scandic Copenhagen, Copenhagen

Scandic Copenhagen

This waterfront hotel lies opposite the Tycho Brahe Planetarium 500 metres from Copenhagen Central Station and Tivoli Gardens. Rooms include free 24-hour gym access and free Wi-Fi internet.Scandic Copenhagen’s modern rooms have cable TV a bathtub and an air cooling system. Some include views of the city or waterfront.The eco-friendly Scandic Copenhagen serves a generous breakfast buffet that includes gluten- and lactose-free products along with fairtrade coffee. The in-house restaurant uses quality Danish beef veal and pork as well as organic vegetables.General facilities include a children’s playroom a sauna 2 bars and a snack shop. Concierge service is available at the hotel.The Vega concert hall is 1.5 km away while the indoor food stands at West Market and the Øksnehallen that hosts art shows and flea markets are both 1 km from the hotel.

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Overall

Very Good

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Customers Review

Location 5

Cleanliness 3.9

Comfort 3.8

Neighborhood 4.4

Amenities 3.9

Condition 3.9

Recomendation 84.9%

“Se você fica do lado dos lagos, tem uma vista espetacular! O hotel é muito confortável e o atendimento é excelente!”

— Jacqueline Chimilovski

“I had a lunch in this hotel today. The food tasted really good but unfortunately the temperature inside the building was so low that I could not enjoy my meal an the chat with my colleagues. We all agreed that it was too cold.”

— Fatemeh Makouei