Boutique hotels in Copenhagen 36 Boutique hotels

Enjoy your stay in Denmark’s capital in a boutique hotel in Copenhagen

Whether you are exploring the historic design and architecture of Rosenborg Palace and the Round Tower or taking a stroll around the colorful houses and old ships that line the area around Nyhavn, there are many good things to see and do in Copenhagen. To make the most of your time in the Danish city, it makes sense to book a hotel in a central location close to where you want to explore. Whether in a place by the waterfront or the center of the city, you will find a boutique hotel waiting not far from many popular attractions. In addition, each boutique hotel offers luxury accommodations to make each stay feel as comfortable as possible, as well as modern amenities such as a rooftop terrace for panoramic views, free breakfast, and an on-site bar and restaurant. Each hotel room or suite is designed to accommodate your specific needs so you can enjoy your stay as much as possible. For the best boutique hotel rooms and suites located in Copenhagen at the best prices, read our list and book your next stay.

Where should I stay when I book a boutique hotel in Copenhagen?

There is much to see and do in Copenhagen, no matter where you decide to stay. Many travelers come to Copenhagen to explore its unique architecture, from the classic to the modern. The magnificent Christiansborg Palace on the small island of Slotsholmen serves as the Danish seat of government and features a good 800 years of history behind its Neo-Baroque style architecture. Head to Købmagergade in the Old Town of Copenhagen and explore the iconic Round Tower, originally built as an observatory in 1642. Only a short distance from the Round Tower is Rosenborg Palace, which was once a summer retreat for the Danish royal family and now serves as a museum that holds the crown jewels and royal regalia. Head to the Frederiksstaden quarter and see Amalienborg Palace, the official residence of the Danish royal family, as well as its famed waterfront gardens. There is also the magnificent Town Hall in the Rådhuspladsen area, whose design mixes elements of Italian Renaissance and medieval Danish architecture and is currently the tallest building in Copenhagen.

Copenhagen is very easy to explore, and many prefer to see the capital city of Denmark by bike. On your journey, you may wish to stop at Strøget, which is one of Copenhagen’s most popular shopping areas filled with cafes, restaurants, and boutique stores. Visit Nyhavn and explore the colorful houses, cafes, and shops that line the harbor, then head up to Kastellet for a photo of the famous statue of The Little Mermaid, inspired by the tale by Hans Christian Andersen. If exploring by bike, pay a visit to Freetown Christiania, a commune and alternative residential district within the heart of the city where cars are banned, and bikes and horses are the main modes of transport. The National Gallery of Denmark, or SMK, is a must for art lovers and features over 40,000 pieces in its collection from both Danish and international artists. Explore the history of Danish culture at the National Museum of Denmark, then take a trip to Tivoli Gardens in Vesterbro, one of the oldest amusement parks in the world still in use and a place that was once the inspiration for Walt Disney’s theme parks. These are just a selection of the attractions available in Copenhagen, and you can easily visit each location when you read about and book a stay in a five-star boutique hotel room or suite anywhere in the city.

What kind of boutique hotels can I find in Copenhagen?

We have selected a collection of boutique hotels in Copenhagen based on their location, their five-star service, and reviews from previous guests. Stay in a centrally located apartment close to Copenhagen Central Station with a four-poster bed and kitchenette, plus a rooftop café, free WiFi, a fitness room, and an indoor pool. Alternatively, make a booking for a stay in a stylishly elegant boutique hotel close to Nyhavn, with a rooftop conservatory garden, an onsite modern restaurant and bar, free WiFi, and courtesy bike rental services.

Within the Vesterbro district, there are several high-quality boutique hotels with rooms and suites available to stay in. Not far from Tivoli Gardens, guests can enjoy an eco-friendly boutique hotel furnished with traditional Balinese décor and Persian carpets, as well as free WiFi, a courtyard garden, and complimentary breakfast. Perhaps stay in a villa with a vintage design in the center of the city, complete with panoramic views, room service, a fitness center, a restaurant, and a terrace. No matter where you stay in Copenhagen, there is a boutique hotel room or suite at the best prices available for you to check out and make your booking memorable and enjoyable.

What can I expect from a boutique hotel stay?

Each of our boutique hotel properties offers services and amenities that will make booking your stay in Copenhagen feel as special as possible. Each hotel is centrally located near major attractions within the city and ranges from historic properties to modern designs. Our boutique hotels have fewer rooms available compared to standard hotels, which allows the staff to cater their services to the individual needs of all guests. In addition, each hotel has amenities such as free breakfast, bar, restaurant, and spa facilities. To make a booking for boutique hotel rooms and suites at the best prices we invite you to check our list of available properties.