Copenhagen Strand - Copenhagen, Denmark 

"Loved the Strand!"
Posted: Mon, Nov 23 2009
We stayed at the Copenhagen Strand for 3 days before a cruise leaving from Copenhagen. I read about it in a travel book and checked the Trip Advisor web site for comments from others who had stayed there. We found that it was a very convenient location near the Nyhaven area and in walking distance (about 15 minutes walk) to other attractions--Tivoli, Stroget and others. The hotel is clean and bright, the rooms spacious, the breakfast buffet very good, and the staff most helpful. It was a great experience!

CHRISTIAN PAGLIONI
Posted: Tue, Feb 10 2009
We have requested twice a double bed and we had two single beds. It is not so convenient...

DC
Posted: Mon, Nov 10 2008
Nice quiet area 5-10 mins walk from main square. Found a cheap bar with free pool table in side street nearby and a cool local bar opposite an indian restaurant 30 secs walk from hotel door. Close proximity to metro and all tourist attractions, Rosenborg Slot, Tivoli, Christianhavn, boat trips (Little Mermaid). Expect to pay over the odds for beer and food in main tourist area, have a look around and interact with friendly locals for good areas to go. Overall, a picturesque, clean city, safe relaxed and unintimidating atmosphere and the local people are friendly, don't be afraid to try a little Danish language....enjoy!

LJ
Posted: Wed, Oct 22 2008
This hotel is in a fantastic location in beautiful Copenhagen. However, the hotel itself is very average and the receptionists were cold and unfriendly. Nothing special about this hotel except the location.

SC
Posted: Thu, Aug 07 2008
We chose this hotel due to higher ranking on Venere. We stayed 4 nights, after a business trip. Lovely breakfast, well worth the $20 USD. Best location, welcoming check-in, a nice room for the first 3 nights. Last night, the plumbing ran loudly all night. No sleep... I have rated the "Quality of Service/Services and Facilities offered" = Poor = 0. This is due to the taxi service the hotel calls for its guests. If you are a single woman/two women traveling together - beware! Although very fast to arrive, we encountered 3 taxi drivers (out of 4) who were rude and verbally abusive. I have travelled without incident to England, France, Germany, Italy, The Netherlands, Australia, New Zealand and the U.S. This is the most disturbing anti-tourism discrimination I have ever encountered. One night, my employer was ill, and we ordered a taxi to go to dinner. The driver yelled at us that people walk in Denmark and we should not have ordered a taxi(ie: he was not going to make a lot of money out of us). I apologized and said that we had just arrived, we did not realize the distance, and the next time we would walk. He shouted, "I should hope so!" and I then said, "There is no need to be rude." I asked to speak to a manager at the hotel, and was advised that there was no manager. I asked that the hotel send a written complaint to their taxi service and the office employee I spoke with advised that there is nothing that they can do. No apology, no follow-up. Nothing. The final insults came from the drivers to the airport. My employer left the day before me. On each ride, the behavior was inexcusable! We only had trouble with the drivers called directly from the hotel. The vendors a hotel recommends to its guests reflects on the quality of the hotel. I cannot in good conscience recommend the Hotel Copenhagen Strand.