The Best Historic Hotels in Copenhagen North from NT$3,580 in 2026

Copenhagen, Denmark - April 11, 2016: Exterior photograph of Grundtvigs Church; Shutterstock ID 404672506

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Comfort Apartment, Private Bathroom, Garden View (Front) | Premium bedding, individually decorated, individually furnished, desk

The Citadel apartments by Daniel&Jacob’s

Copenhagen City Centre

"Lots of cafes nearby and a park right across. Loved the easy check in and the website that provides me the necessary info. There’s some reno going on in the building but doesn’t affect the stay. The toilet design can be improved — it has a weird stench probably from the toilet bowl esp when it doesn’t air well. The shower curtain is too short causing water to spill over to the dry area and there isn’t additional drain out there. But overall the stay was still nice esp with the fast communication...

Shi Yong Selina

NT$8,043 total

includes taxes & fees

Feb 23 - Feb 24

Motel One Copenhagen

Copenhagen City Centre

amber

NT$3,580 total

includes taxes & fees

Feb 18 - Feb 19

Superior Apartment, Private Bathroom (Amagertorv 33) | 3 bedrooms, individually decorated, individually furnished, desk

The Mile 1 by Daniel&Jacob’s

Copenhagen City Centre

Sanyin

NT$11,499 total

includes taxes & fees

Feb 24 - Feb 25

Town Hall Penthouse by Daniel&Jacob’s

Copenhagen City Centre

Jesus

NT$14,458 total

includes taxes & fees

Feb 24 - Feb 25

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Top Copenhagen North Hotel Reviews

AC Hotel by Marriott Bella Sky Copenhagen

10/10 Excellent

"very nice looking room with a great view"

Ibsens Hotel

10/10 Excellent

"We were very pleased, kind, helpful staff, and a good central location. A modest problem with the shower, in that the water did not drain well. We used the squeegie provided. I didn't mind in part because it would be a big job to fix the problem, tear out the shower floor and ramp it more so that the water would flow down to the drain."