The 7 Best Bed and Breakfasts in Copenhagen

Situated nearby the Church of the Saviour, a Baroque-style church with unbeatable views of the city from its top floor, this family-run bed and breakfast will make you feel like you’ve never left home. Soundproofed rooms come with a fireplace and all the home comforts you could want – from hardwood floors to a private patio. On sunny days, swap a dinner out in town for a homemade barbecue or hop into the hot tub on cooler nights after a day of exploring Copenhagen. A free airport shuttle to Copenhagen airport is available for guests.

Found in the district of Christianshavn, an area known for its hip coffee culture and colourful houses, Stjernen is a bed and breakfast located close to many of Copenhagen’s oldest attractions. Modest yet creatively decorated with quirky art placed around the house, the property has access to a private garden and patio, offering a private setting for guests, and there’s even on-site parking if you happen to have rented a car. Nearby, you have the National Museum of Denmark and the Danish Royal Library as well as a wide range of restaurants, cafes and bars.

Head over to Copenhagen’s Zealand district and you will find this traditional bed and breakfast. Step inside and you’re welcomed into a space with Nordic-inspired design featuring leather sofas, Danish art and wooden furnishings placed in a bright and minimalistic setting. Equipped with a full kitchen, guests are treated to a continental breakfast that can be enjoyed on the patio. When ready, head out to explore the city, starting off with the closest attractions, one being Grundtvig’s Church, an astonishing rare piece of expressionist architecture within easy reach.

Best suited for families travelling with children and/or pets, this bed and breakfast can be found in the heart of Copenhagen by Christianhavn. Though a shared property, a stay in the spacious room gives guests access to the rest of the house, including the garden and a children’s playground outside. Centrally located, guests are within easy reach of attractions like the Church of Our Saviour and Ny Carlsberg Glyptotek, an art museum that houses the personal collection of Carl Jacobsen, son of the founder of the Carlsberg Breweries.

This elegant 18th-century building hosts five stylishly decorated rooms with light-brown wooden floors, big windows and as many plants as you can imagine. Located in Vesterbro neighbourhood, the area is full of bars, cafés, art galleries and restaurants such as Tommi’s Burger Joint in the Meatpacking District, Copenhagen’s trendiest area. The bed and breakfast is only a 10-minute walk from Tivoli Gardens and the main train station, making it easy to travel around and outside the city. Late-night arrivals are welcomed as the property has a 24-hour reception. Offering breakfast for a small additional cost, the lodging serves continental options as well as vegan and gluten-free dishes.