Hotels With Gym in Hovedstaden, Denmark

The hotel is right next to Copenhagen Airport, but it's about a 1.7km walk. An easier way is to take the free shuttle bus from Terminal 3, get off at the airport car rental pick-up point, and then use Google Maps from there to walk to the Copenhagen Airport hotel, which is about 1.7km away.

The hotel was in a great location, only being around a 15 minute walk from the main station and 10 minutes from the local Dybbøsbro station. Self check in was simple, just make sure you know whether you are in the A or B tower! The room was compact but clean and tidy with a wet room which was snug. Our room faced onto the main road, but the windows were well soundproofed so they was little noise. The bed was a bit small, but comfortable and the mattress topper tends to slide if you are a fidgeter like me. It’s a budget hotel, but worth every penny.

The accommodation itself is in a good location, with a large shopping centre and a hypermarket right next door. The metro and train stations are also about a 10-minute walk away. You check yourself in at the accommodation, so there’s no need to go to a reception desk. The rooms are incredibly small — really only suitable for sleeping. The bathroom is also small, and the cleanliness could definitely be improved. We expected to hear everything from the neighbouring rooms, but surprisingly, that wasn’t the case. I would definitely consider this a positive. Copenhagen is not a cheap city, so if you’re simply looking for a place to sleep, this accommodation is a good option. We stayed here with our 6-year-old child.

The hotel is in a very convenient location, close to the city centre. All the major tourist attractions are within walking distance, and the surroundings are beautiful and feel safe to walk around. There is also a bus stop right in front of the hotel with a direct connection to the airport, and Tivoli Gardens is extremely close by. The hotel is always busy and lively. I was a little concerned about safety because I had to catch a bus to the airport at 3 a.m., but the bus stop was very close, and there were always people around the hotel area. The staff are also available 24/7. You will be lucky if you get clean, quiet, and considerate roommates. The bathroom is quite small, and I think the lower bunk located right next to the bathroom is probably the most inconvenient bed, as you have to deal with quite a lot of noise. The lockers in the rooms are not large enough to fit a cabin-sized suitcase and can only accommodate a small backpack. You also need to bring your own padlock, and I would recommend bringing slippers as well. The bed itself looked clean, but the storage compartments and the gaps around the bed were quite dirty. However, considering how large and busy the hotel is, I can understand that it may be difficult to keep every area perfectly clean at all times.

Came here based on a recommendation from Xiaohongshu, but I have to say it's more about looks than functionality. The design is really strong, but the actual room functionality for staying here is pretty mediocre. I wouldn't recommend it for business travelers. The room is very dark, only suitable for a leisurely stay. Overall, this hotel feels like it's all style and no substance.

🏡 A boutique hotel in Copenhagen with a strong sense of design, and the location is particularly convenient. Hotel Mayfair has a distinct style of its own. The rooms are cozy, and the combination of colors, lighting, and furniture is very comfortable—stylish with a great sense of design, yet never feeling over-decorated. The overall atmosphere is relaxed, making it a great place to stay while traveling in Copenhagen. The front desk staff are extremely welcoming, creating a great first impression right from check-in. The location is another major advantage: Hotel Mayfair is very close to Copenhagen Central Station, making travel with luggage convenient. There are plenty of restaurants, cafes, and small shops nearby, with numerous dining options just a short walk away. It is also very convenient for heading to the city center for shopping or taking public transportation. If you like hotels with a strong design aesthetic that are cozy yet full of personality, and you also want convenient transport and dining, Hotel Mayfair is a highly recommended choice. ✨

Nice hostel right next to the lakes. I stayed in a 4 bed room all female room with a great view (see photo). The room was clean and I had a very nice stay. The only thing to keep in mind is that the bathroom is very small with barely enough space to turn and our lock didn't work very well. However, since you could always see that someone is in the bathroom because of the light through the milk glass door that wasn't an issue. The staff was also very friendly! Overall a very nice stay.

There are three Scandic hotels nearby, so make sure you don't get them mixed up! We stayed at the Scandic Copenhagen, which is a modern high-rise. The rooms are spacious with soft beds, and the large windows offer a great view of people cycling past. Directly opposite is the uniquely designed Planetarium. Bus route 26, just a block away, takes you to the main attractions, which is very convenient. There are excellent Chinese, Japanese noodle, and Vietnamese pho restaurants all within close proximity. It's less than a 10-minute walk to the train station with luggage, and the train ride to the airport takes only 12 minutes. The breakfast spread is extensive, and you can even make your own waffles.

Overall, we had a good stay. The service was great from the beginning - check-in was smooth, luggage storage was available, and the staff were genuinely kind and helpful throughout our stay. There were also some nice extras for members, including wine and champagne hour. The hotel has two restaurants and a bar, and the location is very convenient. You can rent bikes directly from the hotel, and there are also plenty of city bikes just outside. The parking area is massive as well, which is useful if you’re arriving by car. The standard room was quite small, although that’s not too surprising for Copenhagen, and for a three-day stay it was perfectly manageable. The main downside was the cleanliness. There was a water carafe in the room that you’re supposed to fill yourself, but ours was covered in dust and looked like it hadn’t been cleaned for quite some time. The iron and board were also quite dirty and very cheap quality forcing me to iron my dress for 30 min as the dry cleaning service wouldn’t be able to return dress in time. We also didn’t manage to have our room tidied during the stay. Housekeeping arrived fairly late in the day while we were getting ready to leave for a wedding, so we asked if they could come back later, but unfortunately they never returned. Despite those issues, we still had a positive experience overall, mainly because of the excellent staff, convenient location and facilities.

Great location, great property with cozy guest area / lounge for relaxing, working on your laptop etc but the access part is not seamless at all. I am a tech freak and like technology but the self-service access and keyless entry system is not seamless, it was frustrating. I saw everyone struggling or contacting their helpdesk with regards to access - None of this would exist if there were physical cards (at least after you enter your room the first time) pros: great location, close to Metro, very helpful staff (but they're not always around and the reception was never manned). Price is decent given Copenhagen prices. cons: Access to property: The setup is not intuitive, the web-app can log you out which means you need to login again which takes a while - you need to access your phone / their logged in site or web-app every time you need access to your apartment, luggage storage etc - no internet or phone died means no access for a bit (I dont know how it works if it was 1 am) Studio : the studio is equipped with a stove, and other kitchen stuff but is very crammed, some sockets were unreachable as the bed was crammed in, the bedside socket we had was also not well set up as it ends up under your pillow. The TV was covered by a lamp hanging from the ceiling so it was not the best placement, wish there was AirPlay on the TVs