Hotels in Denmark

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Hotel Bella Sky in Copenhagen

First Hotel Skt. Petri in Copenhagen

Hotel Ærøhus

Copenhagen Admiral Hotel

Radisson BLU Scandinavia Hotel in Copenhagen

Radisson BLU Scandinavia Hotel

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Hotels in Denmark come in all shapes, sizes and price ranges and booking one that is right for you is easy. This page will get you started on finding and booking your accommodation in Denmark.

Finding a hotel in Denmark is simple.

Denmark has hotels to suit any need in terms of price, location and facilities. Hotels in Denmark range from large, international chains and charming countryside resorts, to cosy inns and family-run establishments with unique character and history. With a strong tradition for cutting-edge design, it’s not surprising that Denmark also has a number of renowned design hotels and hotels of architectural importance.

Designer hotels in Denmark

Denmark has a great selection of well-known and up-and-coming design and boutique hotels, offering unique rooms with luxurious trimmings. The Radisson BLU Royal Hotel in Copenhagen is celebrated as the world’s first design hotel, designed inside and outside in 1960 by world-renowned architect Arne Jacobsen. Hotel Alexandra is another Copenhagen classic and the only Danish retro design hotel in Copenhagen. As well as Danish design classics, there are many new hotels that offer one-of-a-kind sleeping experiences. From the opulent new Nimb Hotel in Tivoli Gardens and the über-popular Hotel Sankt Petri in the capital to Hotel Oasia in Aarhus, it's easy to treat yourself to a luxurious design hotel break in Denmark.

Hotel prices in Denmark

Prices for hotel rooms vary. The average cost of a double room with breakfast ranges from around 595DKK per night for a one-star hotel, up to 4,630DKK per night for a five-star hotel.

Hotel classification

All hotels in Denmark that are members of HORESTA (The Danish Hotels’ Association) and have at least 40 beds, are classified with 0 to 5 stars based on assessment of their facility and service standards.