1 Hotels and Resorts in Copenhagen

Known as one of one of the greener cities that is currently fight for the environment that combines a modern city structure with traditional buildings and landmarks. Also, Copenhagen is considered the cycling capital in the world.

The most emblematic landmark of the city, where the Danish royal family used to live, is the Amalienborg Palace located in the Frederiksstaden district beside the pier.

You can find and take a picture with the famous Little Mermaid Statue an iconic symbol of the city that guards the city from Langelinie Pier.

Near the city centre, explore the canals with the colourful houses at it sides in Nyhavn. Probably one of the most visited landmarks in the city.

Copenhagen offers a great variety of modern and traditional architecture all around the city, and inside the famous Tivoli Gardens, you can see that contrast. The 1843 amusement park located in the Vesterbro area. It combines the newest and more traditional rides that you will love.

In the heart of the city, you can find the Botanical Gardens, a park in which you can relax on a sunny day or go inside the butterfly house and tropical palm house to discover different species it has to offer.

If you want to go shopping, discover where some of the most popular restaurants and of finest hotel rooms of that Copenhagen of the city, walk down the pedestrian Strøget street in the Indre by area.

Visiting Copenhagen in the summertime is very pleasant with temperatures reaching up to 22ºC with sunny days but be careful because it might suddenly start raining. Even though Copenhagen is very cold in the winter, in this part of the year you can enjoy the magical Christmas markets around the city.

If you visit Copenhagen and want to discover some of the city’s most characteristic food, try either the flæskesteg, a recipe made with pork and served with potatoes or the famous smørrebrød dish. Don't miss out on trying frikadeller, the famous Danish meatballs.

Normally, most travellers that decide to visit the Danish Capital, fly into Copenhagen Airport (CPH) that is in the outskirts of the city. From there, we recommend taking either the metro or the bus that will take you into the city centre in around 35 minutes.

Copenhagen is connected by bridges with Denmark and Sweden so driving from the northern countries is also an option.

Copenhagen is considered as the world’s most bicycle friendly city so rent one and fit in by going where you need to with your two-wheeler.

You can also take Copenhagen’s public transport which is very efficient and well-maintained.

We wouldn’t recommend renting a car unless you are planning to go from your accommodation in Copenhagen to nearby cities such as Malmö in Sweden.

If you are considering where to stay in Copenhagen, we recommend staying in the district of Christianshavn which is close to some of the city’s most important landmarks such as the Amalienborg Palace or Folketinget and offers easy access to the best hotels in Copenhagen.

This area is well connected to other points of interest, including the unique neighbourhood of Christiania, by public transport and the airport, which is just 7 kilometres away.

At Minor Hotels we have the perfect hotels in Copenhagen whether you are visiting the city with your family or on a business trip.

Our hotels are fully accessible for everyone, even if you choose on bringing you pet and we offer not only private parking in case you visit us by car, but we give you the possibility of renting a bicycle to move around the city.

Check with us about the possibility of hosting a business meeting in one of our exclusive meeting rooms in Copenhagen. Also, thanks to our stunning rooftop bar with incredible views of the city, you can celebrate any type of event with us.