Hotel Copenhagen

If, like me, you go into Hotel Copenhagen thinking of it as either a high end hostel or a low end hotel, you won’t be disappointed!
My room was clean (although I am a sucker for white duvets!), comfortable, and quiet. It wasn’t spacious or anything, but the coat rack and table with chairs made it easy to store my belongings. I felt very safe; you need a key to access your floor as well as your room, which has two doors (?).
Even though the bathrooms are shared, again, they were clean. (Plus, I didn’t see anyone else on my floor throughout my stay, so it wasn’t a problem.) Also, there was a sink in my room, which was convenient. If you do pay for wifi (50 kroner per day) it’s decently fast and easy to connect.
Breakfast is 70 kroner (about $ 10) and features a nice selection of breads, jam, cereal, deli meat, cheese, juice, coffee, yogurt drinks, and a few pieces of hand fruit. It’s convenient if you’re feeling too lazy to find a bakery nearby or go to the grocery store around the corner, but I wouldn’t say it’s a must.
The location is mediocre – although it’s very easy to get to the hotel from the airport via the nearby M1 stop, it takes about 20 minutes to walk across the bridge and into the city center.
Overall, I would stay at Hotel Copenhagen again for a good budget option. It ended up costing about $ 250 for two nights in a private room (with wifi) – a little higher than hostel prices, but worth it in terms of quality!