71 Nyhavn Hotel

My husband and I had a great time there. We stayed for four days and paid around 215 USD a night. Staff were so nice and gave great recommendations for us to try and do. It is in a great location and the big window made for the breeze to come in and cool off the room fairly easy.
The only bad part about our stay was the low lighting in the room, we had an issue with our bathroom light that would take a while to turn on, and a strange smell in the restaurant. Nothing bad. We would definitely stay here again!

This is a nice hotel on a very trendy street by the same name which hosts a multitude of outdoor cafés along the canal. One of many picturesque streets in Copenhagen, but this one has the lovely boats and the lights at night that give Copenhagen it’s identity and ambiance. Also it borders the harbor which has the bigger boats and tourist attractions like the Little Mermaid and the Opera House.
Our room itself is chic with exposed beams, and new fixtures in the bath. There are bikes to rent from the hotel, but we chose to walk everywhere. There is a nice restaurant in the hotel and a bar, but we again chose to explore the city for such fare.
Beds are comfortable and wifi is free. The staff is extremely polite and helpful.

We very much enjoyed our stay here. We had a corner room with a harbour view for 5,322 DKK for three nights. The location is very central and close to the tourist sights and plenty of restaurants.
We had the breakfast included which was standard European buffet style. There was very limited seating during peak hours so I recommend coming down early to beat the crowd.
Bikes can be rented at the front desk 150 DKK for the whole day– super convenient!