As Scandinavia’s coolest city warms up to host Fashion Week, we are taking a look at the best hotels the city has to offer. If you have never stayed in Copenhagen before you can expect industrial interiors, innovative architecture, impeccable fashion and plenty of delicious Nordic cuisine. Without further ado, here are our top recommendations for places to stay in Copenhagen…Villa Copenhagen
New to Copenhagen, Villa Copenhagen is a new social scene, carrying on the history of the Central Post & Telegraph Head Office dating back to 1912. Providing a charming, yet contemporary and vibrant building you can’t help but fall for this incredible hotel. Even better, Villa Copenhagen is a pioneering establishment in responsible hospitality from what they serve in their restaurant to amenities in the hotel suits and the materials used in the hotel. Visit the Villa Copenhagen website for more information. The Audo
Located on the bustling waterfront community in the north of Copenhagen, The Audo is a hybrid building, not only housing boutique residences but a restaurant, café, concept shop, material library, work and event space. The hotel is easily accessible, as you navigate the city with beautiful light and serene interiors, complete with high ceilings and conceptual furnishings. Visit The Audo website for more information. Hotel SP34
Located in Copenhagen’s old Latin Quarter, Hotel SP34 offers a fresh, sleek, minimalist hotel minutes away from Town Hall Square. Raw concrete, muted tones and industrial details make up the interior, with the rooftop terrace providing views across the city. Food is also a focus at this hotel, with organic breakfasts as standard, a free glass of wine every night between 5pm and 6pm, and three a la carte restaurants on site. Visit the Hotel SP34 website for more information.
Hotel Sanders - Pernille Lind Studio
Noted as the first boutique hotel of its kind in Copenhagen, Hotel Sanders was graced with interior direction from Pernille Lind and Richy Almond. Fit for a world traveller, this hotel takes on mid-modern Scandinavian design mixed with continental twists and intricate accessories; completing a cosy, atmospherical aura. Hotel Sanders is also a big hit with well-known Danish influencers such as Jeanette Madsen.
Visit the Hotel Sanders website for more information
Hotel Alexandra
A hotel for more than 100 years, Hotel Alexandra is steeped in tradition. The historic, classical building marries its architectural traditions with modern design, coming together in the stylish, retro interior. Offering an alternative to Scandinavian minimalism, the hotel tastefully embraces all things mid-century to create a tranquil space for you to enjoy. Go to the Hotel Alexandra website for more.
Nimb Hotel
For true opulence and luxury, Nimb Hotel is one to have on your radar. Sat in the Tivoli Gardens, the Venetian marble palace is truly striking, and with only 17 rooms and suites, it’s also incredibly exclusive with a feeling of a private home. The hotel’s interior strikes the balance between luxury and simple Danish design perfectly, and the Nimb Brasserie is second to none. For more information, go to the Nimb Hotel website.
Skt. Petri
Located in the heart of Copenhagen, Skt. Petri is the ultimate stylish base when exploring the city. Clean lines, earthy tones and minimalist design make the hotel warm and welcoming with a trendy feel. Take advantage of the hotel’s position and discover the surrounding bohemian Latin Quarter, or stay put in the courtyard garden, legendary Bar Rouge or unique restaurant, Central Kitchen. Visit the Skt. Petri website for more.
Nobis Hotel Copenhagen
The Nobis Hotel Copenhagen is divine throughout. Designed in co-operation with Swedish star architect Gert Wingardh, the concept is a contemporary 5-star luxury hotel - elegant, comfortable, with sharp attention to detail and first-class service. In a prime location next to Tivoli Gardens, Copenhagens Central Station, City Hall Square and the internationally renowned Ny Carlsberg Glyptotek museum, you can easily enjoy being within walking distance of all the cities hotspots. Visit the Nobis Hotel Copenhagen website for more information.
FashionThe scandi designers to know
With Ganni, ROTATE and Saks Potts flying the Danish flag at Coggles we’re giving you a rundown of the Scandi designers we’re currently swooning over this Copenhagen Fashion Week.
