Best Western Mercur Hotel

I stayed in this hotel during my visit to Copenhagen as I managed to get a great deal on the cost of the room. Having never stayed in a Best Western hotel before, and given the fact that technically each hotel within the Best Western chain is semi-​independent, I was a little hesitant.
My reservations were unfounded, however, as the hotel was bright and clean and the reception staff were brilliant. The first shocker of the stay, however, was the free Wi-​Fi. Yep, that’s right — FREE Wi-​Fi. None of this £5 per day nonsense we get in Britain. (That said, free Wi-​Fi was pretty much everywhere in Copenhagen!)
I booked a double room which was clean, bright and with plenty of space. I also had a good view over the water towards the theatre which I enjoyed. The hotel itself is literally maybe 5 – 10 minutes walk from Tivoli Gardens, and only 15 minutes or so from Stroget which is one of Copenhagen’s main shopping streets. There’s also a train station just down the road for getting about.
My booking included breakfast which included such staples as Danish bacon and eggs, as well as fruit and salami and cheeses. There were also meatballs available for breakfast, which seemed a little odd to me but I helped myself anyway.
Overall, I enjoyed my stay here and would happily book again if I were to return to Copenhagen.

Ok hotel, nicely located close to the Central train station. This can also be a disadvantage if you leave your windows open, because there is no air conditioning. The elevators are small and VERY old fashioned with a small round port hole. Max of 4 people, without bags. Staff is friendly and helpful. Breakfast is EXTRA charge. Free internet per device is annoying.

I have stayed at this hotel in Copenhagen on 3 separate occasions while visiting.
Very nice accomodations and great free breakfast. Walking distance to many beautiful attractions including the pedestrian walkway for a great shopping experience. Walking distance to Tivoli Gardens.
Overall a very nice hotel to stay in Copenhagen