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Hotel Overview Hotel overview Room rates are per night per room and include breakfast, service charge and all VAT/TAX. Most hotels offer free WiFi. Hotel AC Bella Sky – 4* (venue) AC Hotel Bella Sky is a spectacular skyscraper and striking landmark in Copenhagen’s newest neighbourhood, Ørestaden. With 23 floors, 814 designer rooms and 30 flexible meeting and conference rooms, the hotel is not only the largest hotel in Scandinavia – it is also the most aesthetically attractive. The surrounding area offers everything from shopping at Scandinavia’s largest shopping centre to golf, walks and biking trips through the areas of outstanding natural beauty. Just 100 metres from the hotel, the metro and buses will take you directly to the city centre in less than 10 minutes. Room rate (single use / double use): From DKK 1,875 / DKK 2,075 Cabinn Metro - 2* (within walking distance to the venue) CABINN Metro Hotel is one of Denmark’s most modern low cost hotels, designed by the American architect Daniel Libeskind. With its location in peaceful Ørestad, the hotel is just 5 minutes by train from Copenhagen Airport, 10 minutes by metro from central Copenhagen and a short walk from the Bella Center exhibitioncentre. The rooms at CABINN can accommodate up to 4 persons and are perfect for low cost travellers. The room includes private bathroom with shower, desk, TV, free Wi-Fi and complimentary tea and coffee. Room rate (single use / double use): From DKK 574 / DKK 775 Wake-Up CPH Hotel Carsten Niebuhrsgade - 2/3* Whether you are travelling alone, with a partner or your family, Wakeup Copenhagen on Carsten Niebuhrs Gade is an excellent choice for anyone looking for inexpensive accommodation in the heart of Copenhagen. The hotel has 510 new hotel rooms, all equipped with flat-screen TV, desk, air conditioning and free Wi-Fi. PLEASE NOTE! This hotel only has queen size bed. Room rate (single use / double use): DKK 1,100 / DKK 1,300 Wake-up CPH Hotel, Borgergade - 2/3* Whether you are travelling alone, with a partner or your family, Wakeup Copenhagen on Borgergade is an excellent choice for anyone looking for inexpensive accommodation in the heart of Copenhagen. The hotel has 498 new hotel rooms, all equipped with flat- screen TV, desk, air conditioning and free Wi-Fi. Wakeup Copenhagen on Borgergade is located at the heart of Copenhagen and was designed by the famous Danish architect Kim Utzon. PLEASE NOTE! This hotel only has queen size bed. Room rate (single use / double use): DKK 1,275 / DKK 1,525 Copenhagen Island Hotel - 3* The moment you catch sight of Hotel Copenhagen Island, there can be no doubt – architect Kim Utzon's genius is brilliantly reflected in this contemporary hotel complex of steel and light colours that invite you on a journey of discovery. Inside, an ultramodern sojourn awaits you with every luxury you can expect from a hotel built in 2006. From almost anywhere in the hotel you have a spectacular view across the harbour as well as a palette of recreation options in and around the hotel, including excellent running tracks right along the water’s edge. The exquisite inflow of daylight and fabulous interiors conjure up the perfect backdrop for your stay at Hotel Copenhagen Island, whether you are here for business or pleasure. Room rate (single use / double use): DKK 1,850 / DKK 2,100 Scandic Sluseholmen - 3/4* Newly renovated and colourful hotel located 2 km from Bella Center and 5 km from the centre of Copenhagen. The hotel offer free parking, and if you want to relax, we can recommend our hot tub on the top floor overlooking the marina. Room rate (single use / double use): DKK 1,425 / DKK 1,625 Scandic Sydhavnen - 3/4* The modern Scandic Sydhavnen hotel is located 3 km from central Copenhagen and only 10 minutes from Copenhagen Airport. Hotel Scandic Sydhavnen is situated within easy reach of Copenhagen's shopping opportunities and popular attractions, such as Tivoli Amusement park, Amalienborg Palace and the shopping mall Fisketorvet. Close to the hotel you'll find Vesterbro district, an area full of trendy shops and restaurants. Copenhagen Airport is only 10 minutes from the hotel by car. Room rate (single use / double use): From DKK 1,425 / DKK 1,625 Scandic Copenhagen - 4* Hotel Scandic Copenhagen is located in central Copenhagen, with stunning views over the water and Copenhagen city, and close to attractions such as Copenhagen's Tivoli Gardens. At hotel Scandic Copenhagen, all 18 floors have been renovated with a new, modern and inspiring interior. This is also one of Copenhagen's largest conference centres with facilities including an extensive range of modern AV and IT equipment. Copenhagen's attractions are right on your doorstep when you stay at hotel Scandic Copenhagen. Tivoli amusement park, Nyhavn and Stroeget shopping street are all within walking distance of the hotel. Room rate (single use / double use): DKK 1,945 / DKK 2,145 Scandic Front Hotel - 4* Exploring Copenhagen couldn't be easier from this central hotel, located in Copenhagen's popular Nyhavn area. From the Scandic Front hotel you can enjoy Nyhavn's canal-side bars and restaurants, walk along the waterfront, or hop on one of the river boats. The Scandic Front hotel is set opposite Copenhagen's contemporary Opera House and has a Danish design, mixing luxury with comfort. Room rate (single use / double use): DKK 2,095 / DKK 2,295 Scandic Webers - 4* Stay in the middle of vibrant Copenhagen in the hip Vesterbro, where classical architecture from the 1880s meets trendy decor. Here you will be close to restaurants, bars and small designer shops. We are just a few minutes’ walk from Tivoli Gardens, the Central Station and shopping in Strøget (the pedestrian area). Room rate (single use / double use): DKK 1,695 / DKK 1,895 Tivoli Hotel - 4* Tivoli Hotel is a modern business hotel that is ideal for business stays in central Copenhagen. Located in downtown Copenhagen, Tivoli Hotel is easily reached from Copenhagen Central Station and Copenhagen Airport. Close to the motorway, the hotel also offers indoor parking. Our guests have access to free-of-charge WiFi, the Business Centre, the modern fitness centre, the pool, and two restaurants. Room rate (single use / double use): DKK 1,950 / DKK 2,200 Copenhagen Admiral Hotel - 4* The Copenhagen Admiral Hotel is located by the water front in the heart of Copenhagen, surrounded by the city’s best shopping, the leading theatres and major tourist attractions. From the hotel there are superb views of the Opera House, the Royal Playhouse and the harbour. The Royal palace, Amalienborg, and the Amaliehaven gardens are less than a minute away while the Little Mermaid and the impressive Gefion Fountain are both just a short walk along the waterfront. Room rate (single use / double use): DKK 2,272 / DKK 2,895 Marriott Hotel Copenhagen - 5* Situated on the city's picturesque harbor, the Copenhagen Marriott Hotel offers elegant rooms and suites and the refined, 5-star service you'd expect from a Marriott. Revel in 402 spacious air-conditioned accommodations and luxury suites with the finest water views in the surrounding area. The hotel is within walking distance to Copenhagen Central Station and Tivoli Gardens and a 15-minute drive to Copenhagen Airport. Room rate (single use / double use): DKK 2,875 / DKK 3,075 .
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