Andersen Hotel

We loved Copenhagen and the Andersen hotel was a major reason why. The room was spacious and comfortable, the breakfast was so much better than we had hoped, and the location was perfect to get to different areas of the city. However, one of our fondest memories will be enjoying the cocktail hour, sipping wine, playing backgammon and having friendly conversations with the staff and other guests for an hour or two each night. We could not recommend more highly.

Best place In town — love my team dedicated to service. Daily Winehour is popular — meet and mingle

Das Hotel hat eine zentrale Lage beim Bahnhof und wurde offenbar in 2013 von einem neuen Besitzer oder Betreiber neu ausgestattet.
Es ist im Stil eines Boutique Hotels gehalten. Vin 17 – 18 Uhr gibt es in der Halle gratis Wein oder Bier für die Gäste. Die Zimmer sind in Ordnung, wobei ich die 170 € /​Nacht (Ende Okt. 2015) mit Frühsrück etwas zu teuer finde. 150 € wären angemessen.
Bei Frühstück gibt es Kaffee umsonst, andere Getränke wie Café Latte müssen extra bezahlt werden. Wahrscheinlich, um Petsonal oder eine große Kaffeemaschine zu sparen. Habe ich so noch nirgends gesehen.

This hotel is in a fantastic location very close to the Central Station. It’s a great base from which to explore the city. The reception is trendy with plenty of places to relax. There is free wine every evening from 5−6pm. The staff are really friendly and helpful. I know the temptation is to take the elevator, but there is a treat on each landing in the stairwell, so it’s well worth the effort. The rooms are pretty small, but are mostly for sleeping, so I didn’t mind. The bathrooms are even smaller with Stockholm showers, which I really don’t care for. The beds are fine, but the pillows are kind of flat. The curtains are heavy to block out the sun and the windows open easily for ventilation. There is a TV that gets 20 channels, but it didn’t work one of the three days we were there. The breakfast was okay. The breakfast staff are super friendly and helpful. But the choices are less than one normally expects at a European breakfast, but what is there is quality.

Had a single day and night here recently and I must say that I was pleasantly surprised. I am often in hotels in Copenhagen and given the street address for the Anderson, it could have all ended badly. Clean, new, trendy and very friendly. I can recommend it but be aware that the street after dark is not necessarily somewhere for a romantic stroll. It’s worth noting that they have complimentary wine tasting from 5 each day. Now that’s a crowd pleaser.

This place is quaint with very friendly staff. The price for the rooms is a bit outrageous considering the actual value you’re getting.
Overall it’s not s bad choice but if you dig there are better options.

This is an absolutely fantastic hotel!
First off, the neighborhood is not great– a lot of prostitutes at night. You can mitigate this by requesting a courtyard room. Although a bad neighborhood sounds off-​putting, the service here is so wonderful I barely even remember the bad neighborhood.
They have a fabulous and FREE breakfast spread that goes pretty late into the morning. FREE is especially great in such an expensive city! There are a ton of food options and we really enjoyed our breakfast each morning.
In the afternoons they have wine hour, WINE HOUR! from 5−6pm. Again, free!
The staff is super nice and very laid back. They gave us an adapter to keep when we realized we left ours at home.
I recommend this hotel to everyone going to Copenhagen.

I was not responsible for picking this hotel but thanks to Eurovision being held in Copenhagen, all hotels were charging 3 times the normal price/​fully booked. We came from the airport via train and finding this place wasn’t the easiest although it was close to the train station. The neighborhood it’s in isn’t the best. There’s a strip club a few doors down and a love boutique a few feet away from this boutique hotel. The location is still pretty central and convenient though. By looking at the exterior, I was not thrilled about staying here even just overnight. ¹⁄₅
What changed my opinion was the super fabulous and hilarious front desk guy who checked us in. He looked at us with 2 pieces of luggage each and said, «oh you ladies packed light, I see» and proceeded to talk about the freaks from Eurovision. All of a sudden, I wasn’t feeling grumpy and tired anymore. ⁵⁄₅
The inside does not match the outside at all. The interior looks so clean and modern — from the lobby to the room. They have nice toiletries by Molton Brown. Free, fast and reliable wifi. Free breakfast buffet with a good selection of pastries, bread, meat, fruits, cereals, Nutella, yogurt, cheese, juice, tea, etc. ⁵⁄₅
Excellent service, wifi, breakfast, comfortable and quiet room are the only things that really matter. Although the neighboring businesses are questionable, we were safe.

I’ve seen many comments about the neighborhood. We personally like this type of area. Two blocks down on Istedgade puts you right at the beginning of what makes Vesterbro interesting and trendy. Think of Brooklyn with its variety of independent shops and restaurants and you’ll get the idea.
We liked the hotel-​the rooms are small but typical for any European city. It was clean and the woman at the front desk was really helpful. The breakfast was simple but good. The location, aside from being very close to the best of Vesterbro, is very walkable to the more commercial touristy areas. We walked past Tivoli in about 5 – 10 minutes, to the Strand in about 10 – 15 minutes and to Nyhavn in about 25 – 30 minutes.
Overall, a very good experience in a beautiful city.