Copenhagen

Originally established in 1755 and completely renovated in 2013, Copenhagen's iconic Hotel D'Angleterre is among the most luxurious in Europe. — Oyster

Rooms are beautifully furnished and well maintained, with light maple furnishings and the world-famous Jacobsen lamps. — Frommer's

Located in a building that dates from 1910, the mid-range Alexandra has 61 rooms and an overall aesthetic that harkens to the '50s and '60s era of Danish design. — Oyster

In this well-preserved former spice warehouse, the rooms are tiny but cozy, with warm woolen spreads, dark woods, soft leather furniture, and crisscrossing timbers. — Fodor's

It's the first hotel in Tivoli Gardens and the most exclusive one in the city, with prices to match. — Fodor's

Guest rooms, designed by Per Arnoldi, have a functional, modern aesthetic that's softened by bright, cheery colors. Many units have a terrace or balcony. — Fodor's

One of the original brick and timber warehouses on the harborfront, this charming tourist-class hotel has the backing of the dependable Arp-Hansen chain to keep things afloat. — Star Service

Design-forward urban hideaway in a bohemian part of Copenhagen, with three hip restaurants and a daily wine hour. — Jetsetter

The hotel is completely modern. The midsize rooms are furnished with tasteful Danish furniture, custom-made from solid teak. — Frommer's

Contemporary harbourside hotel with pleasant lobby-lounge, airy function rooms and well-equipped fitness area. — Michelin Guide

One hundred year old townhouse in the very centre of the city, 5m in from Tivoli Park. Intimate lobby in dark hues; cosy bedrooms with colourful feature walls, set around a glass-roofed courtyard. — Michelin Guide

Stylish hotel with a charming courtyard and a uniquely styled interior. — Michelin Guide

This is about as international chain as you can get, but everything is five-star, reliable and recognisable. — Lonely Planet

This three-and-a-half-pearl Radisson Blu hotel is situated just outside central Copenhagen. — Oyster

Danhostel Copenhagen City is ‘Europe’s largest design hostel’, standing at 16 storeys tall with a vast 1,020 beds. — The Telegraph

A sumptuous, well-located, Louis XVI-style hotel, with breakfast, cava and a discount on dining. — Jetsetter

A quiet elegance pervades this hotel, but it's the atrium and rooftop gardens that really elevate it into pure dreamland. — Condé Nast Traveler

One of the city's tallest hotels, with a crisp, clean interior and state-of-the-art events facilities. — Michelin Guide

This hotel, connected directly to the Kastrup Airport terminal via a glass tunnel, is the only Hilton Hotel in Denmark and the best lodging beside the tarmac. — Star Service