Copenhagen Strand

Welcome to Copenhagen Strand

Although Denmark is small, it still offers two complete types of holiday that not ‘only’ have won the hearts of the Danish, but also the hearts of international guests. Across tongues and cultures. You see, if you want to explore cultural heritages, locale experiences, and star sprinkled restaurants, you can go for a city break. If you, on the other hand, appreciate cosy holiday cottages and fresh sea air, it is natural to stay by the preservation-worthy coasts that, most beautifully, encircle Denmark. Unfortunately, it is not easy to combine these types of holidays during the same stay. Unless you visit Copenhagen Strand. Our 4-stared hotel is in the first row by the blue waves in Copenhagen Harbour – naturally, close to attractions and must-sees, but still in a peaceful atmosphere. Therefore, we consider Copenhagen Strand as a seaside hotel in the city centre – and we look forward to give you a warm welcome!

Be surrounded by maritime luxury in Copenhagen

You can find us in a well-preserved warehouse from 1869 that, just like the rediscovered Danish seaside hotels, creates exclusive frames around a recreational and nostalgic stay. Behind our walls, you find a 4-stared atmosphere that might make you think of holiday cottages, beaches and sea breezes. Because you will be met with light three furniture, dark blue surfaces and colours, straight reeds and a mixture of the Nordic light and warm glows, both from the open fire and the ceiling lights that hang like luminous amber lumps. The maritime style continues in our 174 newly renovated rooms – and therefore completes your laid-back luxury stay in the centre of Copenhagen.

Breakfast in a subsea atmosphere

As a guest at Copenhagen Strand, you can start the day in our breakfast restaurant. In here, you find a buffet with, among others, eggs, different cheeses and cold meats, oats and muesli, fresh greens and fruits, newly baked breads… and sweet pastries for the last mouthful. Our breakfast restaurant is placed on the basement floor and surrounds you with raw warehouse bricks, which both stand solidly and express the ravages of time. The original outer walls are accompanied by sea blue colours that spread on the floors and waving walls… and look like seawater in both its calm and roaring form. Furthermore, the restaurant has windows close to the ceiling, which therefore let a diagonal inflow of lights pass by and throw vivid shafts of sunlight in the maritime room. Just as if you enjoyed your breakfast under the calm sea surface.

From sightseeing to salvation

When you stay at Copenhagen Strand, you are in a walking distance from the many sightseeing experiences and attractions that Copenhagen has to offer. These include Amalienborg, which is the residence of the Danish royal family, the iconic Nyhavn, the shopping Mecca on Strøget and The King’s New Square where trendy restaurants and cocktail bars are lined up. Yes, you can benefit from the central and harbour close location of Copenhagen Strand in many ways – and there are even more to come. Seeing that, you can also enjoy the view of the blue water surface in Copenhagen Harbour, naturally from several rooms and suites, but also from the promenade. If the weather is dry and sunny, we warmly recommend borrowing one of our beach chairs and enjoying a seated moment next to soft ripples in the harbour.

Nordic light and discreet luxury at the waterfront.

Tivoli Gardens

Tivoli Gardens is a fairytale amusement park in the heart of Copenhagen. Tivoli opened its doors in 1843, making it the world's second oldest amusement park, and it has been a huge attraction ever since.

Nyhavn

Nyhavn, Copenhagen's port pearl, which stretches from Kongens Nytorv Square and all the way along the canal. Many of the old houses are preserved till this day, and the oldest house dates back to 1681.

Botanical Garden

The Botanical Garden is a beautiful oasis in Copenhagen. The garden is a living museum which holds one of the world's largest herbaria with pressed and preserved plants and fungi from around the world.

Kings New Square

The Kings New Square is at the end of the street up towards Nyhavn and is surrounded by beautiful old mansion. In the middle stands the equestrian statue of King Christian the 5th and every spring it is tradition for the new student’s to celebrate the day by dancing around the statue.

Amalienborg og Amaliehaven

Amalienborg is the monarch’s winter residence. The beautiful complex consists of four palaces, and Christian Vll’s Palace’s magnificent rooms are open to the general public.

Christiansborg Palace

Christiansborg Palace on Slotsholmen is home to the Danish Parliament. The palace features the Royal Reception Rooms, Absalon's ruins, the royal stables and, not least, the new attraction: the Royal Kitchen.

Copenhagen Town Square

Town Hall Square is the city's great popular place where people move around the clock. The square is inspired by the shape of a seashell, and adjacent to the impressive old Copenhagen City Hall Building.