Hilton Copenhagen Airport Hotel

I stayed here for 1 night with my wife after arriving in Copenhagan. Our criteria was met perfectly by this hotel which was connected directly the airport and was only a short walk from the baggage claim. We checked into the hotel right around 4 PM. Since there was no line, our check in was a breeze and we were quickly on our way up to our room. The room itself was rather nicely done in wood tones and had a flat screen TV, bed, desk and a sitting chair. Due to the size of the room and the setup it really felt like we were in an American hotel room and not a European one. The bathroom here was also quite large and had enough room for both a bath and a separate shower. My wife and I slept well on the bed and had no complaints whatsoever about it. In the morning we both ended up heading down to their gym. It consisted of a couple of ellipticals, a couple of treadmills, a couple of bikes and some weight machines. While this fit my wife’s needs perfectly as she wanted an elliptical, I was quite sad to see that they had no weight bench for their free weights.
The bottom line me is that I would stay here again in the future. This Hilton was both modern and clean and also fit our needs as being very convenient to the airport.

A first class hotel (with first class pricing US$ 241 for king room) that’s only a 5 minute walk to checking in at Copenhagen airport. We arrived at 9PM and left about 4:30AM so not much time to enjoy it. Room was well appointed and immaculately clean. We left before the normal breakfast service but did appreciate the complimentary buffet with coffee, fresh pastries, breads, cheeses, meats, etc. for early departures. NOTE — They put a $ 350 hold on my credit card on check in, still not adjusted 4 days after checkout.

Friends of ours had given us a gift card for two for Hilton’s Sunday Brunch. We arrived with great expectations but from the get-​go we were disappointed.
The hot buffet had no name tags so one had to open every lid to see what was under it, the scrambled egg (from a bag) was luke warm at best, the coffee was mass brewed, and so on.
Worst off all, the service was very inattentive and we had to ask for our plates to be cleared several times. After 90 minutes, I still had six empty glasses standing in from of me…
Coming back? No…

OLD MATTRESS WITH HOLE IN THE MIDDLE THAT KILLS YOUR BACK!!!
VERY LITTLE WATER running in the bathroom shower and sink!!!
Not acceptable for the price of $ 240 dollars/​night! I expected decentmattresses and running water!!!

Great hotel that is conveniently located next to terminal 3 at Copenhagen airport. The hotel is professional with good rooms. The rooms have good AV facilities, great, bathrooms (really roomy). The beds are large and very comfortable. The hotel was built ~8−10 years ago but still appear modern and well laid out. Even though is it next to the airport you cannot hear the planes. The restaurant on the ground floor has excellent food.
The price for a room is substantial but you pay for airport proximity, luxury and convenience.

Read my review under Marriott Copenhagen for a comparison between the Hilton and Marriott Copenhagen.

Summary: An exception to the rule of airport hotels. Nimat’s, one of the best spas in Copenhagen allows free facilities for Gold Members. Free wifi for Gold members in room. A must if you have an early morning flight. Great for runners.
Where is it? Exit security and head toward the Metro. Go up the escalator which is a walkway that crosses the street. Look left and take the downstairs escalator (do not go straight to the Metro. Turn left at the bottom of the escalator and walk down the hall. No walking outside the airport, which for8 months out of the year is awesome.
Atmosphere: This is one of the nicer Hiltons. They are extremely efficient at checking people in at the lobby. Plenty of gathering room at the downstairs foyer or lobby bar.
Service: Wow. These people are really nice. I had a booking error, which she automatically corrected. She very discretely wrote the price of the most affordable class and mentioned reminded me my gold would automatically upgrade me.
Facilities:
Executive Lounge (7am-​11): For gold members they have a cocktail hour from 6 – 8 which has a really nice selection of beverages, wine, champagne, various hard liquer and then the other soft drinks and water. Light appetizers are available and if you were cheap, you could just eat here.
Second Floor Bar: Because they are attached to the airport, they list flights at this lounge. Not a bad spot to meet with friends if you are about to fly out, regardless of whether you are staying at the hotel. It has a pretty nice vibe. Oddly, it faces the Nimat’s spa and fitness center.
Fitness Center: There are two running machines and two stationary bikes, all equipt with TV’s. Headphones are available for borrowing from the front desk if you forget. it’s open 24 hours. You can use lockers in the Nimat’s spa during spa hours.
Nimat’s spa: One of the top spas in the city, this is a beautiful way to get into relax mode post or pre flight. Lockers and bathrooms are here if using the fitness center. They have a salt water lap pool and a steam room. Massage service are available by appointment (they need to let the masseuse know. They offer lovely ginseng tea and mint infused water. There are fresh towels and robes. It’s a 95dkk charge to guests and free to gold club members. You can take robes and slippers upstairs.
Rooms: Hilton standards! CPH is a great place, but not known for its hotels. The Executive rooms are a normal size, which in CPH terms is large. You can expect all the normal stuff that doesn’t always exist in Europe. Things like clocks, alarm clock settings that are automated on the phone, lots of obvious places to plug stuff in, a hair dryer and hot water kettle. My bath had a great tub and separate shower.
Location: If you have an early morning flight, you can get your ticket at the kiosk in the hotel the night before. This allows you to pass security thus expanding your dinner options immensely. Might I suggest MASH. Have a look at my review in similar lists. You can also stop by duty free and sample their liquor on the way back. The shopping in CPH is actually fantastic with some of the high end options (Gucci, Burberry, Georg Jenson, Illiums) and H&M.
Additionally, the lovely thing about an airport is that it’s made for travelers. You can easily rent a car down the hall. There are stores in the lobby of the airport (try terminal 2) that sell stuff similar to a 7 – 11 (bottled water, etc). There is a Burger King that is fairly clean in the main terminal.
The metro ride (not to be confused with the S-​train, is very quick, 15−20min to city center.
Jogging paths: There are multiple outdoor options and you can easily get 10k in.

This is a pretty «fancy» Hilton! Our family was going to stay here a day before we all had to leave back home, and the CLOSE proximity to Copenhagen International Airport was the largest draw. Basically, you walk through this glass hallway (you can even check in the kiosks before entering the airport) and you’re there! Literally a 30 second walk. There are even Arrival and Departure screens in the hotel lobby ensuring you don’t miss your flight!
Another HUGE draw of this airport is it has Metro access and if you don’t mind not staying within the city, I think I would come to stay at the Hilton then just take the Metro back and forth to wherever I need to go. Just like most European Metro Systems, you can get anywhere!
Intro.
Check-​in can be VERY busy, as obviously, most people stay here for being so close to the airport. For the big groups that usually check-​in, there aren’t enough staff to accommodate. There is Wi-​fi free for an hour in the lobby and the password can be found at the Concierge desk. The interior is modern with the signature dark, woodsy, tones, and clean grey lines.
Room 903.
The rooms are pretty spacious for European standards, but the fact that it is NOT in the city probably helps. Lots of towels and great bath products (Peter Roth). Showers are nice and large with a bathtub AND stand-​alone shower. Mini-​bar, coffee/​tea maker, slippers, bathrobes, safety deposit box and sitting chairs and tables are all in the room. I can imagine that after a long day of walking around downtown Copenhagen, it would be nice to come back to this AIR CONDITIONED room, put on comfy slippers, and relax.
FYI! Elevators, going up or down, require you to put in your room key to move.
Amenities in the Hotel.
Concierge Desk — Our family never used the concierge feature, but I am sure if you required maps or tips around the city, they would be more than happy to help. OR, you can do what we did, and just go straight to the airport’s Information/​Help desk and there, maps a plenty. We decided to buy the Copenhagen Card which, for a day, gives you Metro Access and entry to most of the hotspots (Tivoli Garden, Hamlet’s Castle, Frederiksbourg Castle).
Spa. They have a Salt Water Pool here and the spa looks nice and relaxing. If you had more time in Copenhagen, it would be nice to chill at the spa for a morning — ease those achy feet
Hilton Executive Floor/​Lounge. Since my dad was a Hilton Diamond Member, we had access to the lounge which is on the 12^th floor. Because we had breakfast included at the main restaurant, we didn’t eat breakfast in the lounge. However, my mom and I wanted to check it out. Breakfast is really good here (lots of choices) and lots of bottled and sparkling water for you to take. In my opinion, this breakfast is good and healthy so being a Diamond member at this hotel DEFINTIELY has its perks.
Main Restaurant. The time that we were here, it was mostly Buffet Breakfast and Buffet Dinner. I am not a big fan of buffets, but beware, while the food choices here are a plenty (yeah for a lot of Smoked and Baked Salmon), it is not cheap. However, with so many restaurant options in Copenhagen, I don’t think it really matters whether the Hilton restaurant is good or bad. Great bar area though.
Wi-​fi — NOT FREE. Unless you are a Hilton Diamond (or gold I think), you do have to pay.
Conclusion.
Loved this hotel. It was clean and modern, close to the Airport, close to the Metro, and being a Diamond Member really helped. Would highly recommend this hotel.

The Hilton Hotel at the Copenhagen Airport room rate is expensive in addition to which they don’t offer free Wi-​Fi to the Internet! Talk about dinosaurs The staff doesn’t appear to have any authority and it’s run like a big chain on a take it or leave it basis. There won’t be a next time for me. Bye to $ 30 on demand movies, $ 10 kitkat bars, broken ice machines, robotic staff.
Closed down spa, health club, etc

Great hotel. Super close to airport with covered hallway getting there. Very spacious room and excellent breakfast buffet. A little expensive but everything seems to be.

We love this place and it has become a favourite getaway when spending a day in Copenhagen. Having had Hilton Diamond level for years but now falling out of it it will be interesting to see if we will enjoy it as much. We’ve loved the access to the Spa and the lounge as well as getting complimentary upgrades. Regardless, itnis a nice hotel in a great spot with easy access to downtown Copenhagen as well as Malmö.

We stayed here one night after a slight mixup with our other reservations.
The hotel is attached to the airport so it would be a great place to stay with an early flight. It is also very easy to catch the metro into the city and that took around 20 minutes.
The water was hot, the beds were comfortable and that’s pretty much everything I wanted in a hotel.

Great service, great atmophere, good products and an overall great hotel atmosphere — love it here !

The Hilton at the Copenhagen Airport was a largely disappointing experience, when staying here I felt sort of the way when does when flying a low cost airline since everything one wants to do is charged as an extra service at ridiculous prices.
I will however start with the good things — the hotel itself has a very good location for the airport. It is connected to the terminal building so while there is a walk to get there (and many escalators or elevators) it does still not require one to go outside.
The hotel staff were also friendly on check-​in but it was very slow — around 10 people in line but only 2 people handling the check-​in (and the concierge was even worse — most of the time not there at all even though lots of people wanted to ask questions and the rest of the staff referred to the concierge who would be right back…)
The hotel rooms were pretty nice with modern décor and it has everything one can expect from a hotel room in this price range (coffee, kettle, iron, ironing board, robe, bath tub) but what was not up to standard was that there is no free wifi (or even free wired Internet) and they charge ridiculous amounts for it (have heard some conflicting information of it actually being free but since the concierge desk was never manned and the reception always had a long line and did not pick up the phone I never found out as it asked for a fee every time attempting to connect).
The bed was comfortable but nothing special. Did like the fact that the bathroom had both a bath tub and a walk-​in shower. The TV was large but it suffered from a lack of good selection of channels — I was there on a night when there were several European cup games on and none of the free channels in the hotel showed any of the games. Drinks in the mini-​bar were also outrageously expensive (even for a hotel) so felt like a constant attempt of being ripped off. Issues with air-​condition was also that it was difficult to get the room at a pleasant temperature — both hot and cold was possible but never in between.
Fortunately I do not often stay at the airport in Copenhagen as I would hesitate to come back to the Hilton

A wonderful and opulent hotel in what may well be my favorite city. The Copenhagen Hilton is located directly across the street from Copenhagen International Airport. This is a bit of a distance to the downtown area, but is directly connected by the Metro to both downtown and the beach community of Malmo, Sweden.
An architectural showpiece of light colored woods, an open courtyard and breakfast area beneath the spire of its many floors, the setting is as warm and inviting as it is Nordic and efficient. Front desk service is topnotch, and like most Danes in Copenhagen, speaks English better than most Americans.
The rooms are very large, and highlighted by high quality accents and features. Bathrooms are stylish, with stone tile walls and a shower area large enough to not need doors or curtains.
I attended a three day conference in the Hilton’s conference center, and it too was comfortable, efficient and well serviced. The breakfast and lunch buffets are not to be missed; hugely varied and delicious, while not straying too far from classic American tastes. BTW, the breakfast pastry that we call a «danish» is known in Denmark as a Viennese pastry.
One of the nicest and most memorable hotels I’ve ever visited is my takeaway, but how can you not love anything which contributes to the joy, openness and efficiency that is Copenhagen.
(Per «Google Translate:»)
En vidunderlig og overdådige hotel i hvad kan meget vel være min favorit by. Københavns Hilton er placeret direkte på tværs af gaden fra Københavns internationale lufthavn. Det er lidt af en afstand til området downtown, men er direkte forbundet med Metro til både centrum og stranden samfund af Malmö, Sverige.
En arkitektonisk udstyrsstykke af lyse træsorter, en åben gårdhave og morgenmad område under spir af sine mange etager, indstillingen er så varm og indbydende, da det er nordisk og effektiv. Front desk service er topnotch, og ligesom de fleste danskere i København, engelsk bedre end de fleste amerikanere taler.
Værelserne er meget store, og fremhæves af høj kvalitet accenter og funktioner. Badeværelserne er stilfuldt, med sten flise vægge og et brusebad område stort nok til ikke brug for døre eller gardiner.
Jeg deltog i en tre dages konference i Hiltons konferencecenter, og det var også komfortabel, effektiv og godt reparerede. Morgenmad og frokost buffeter er ikke at gå glip af; enormt varieret og lækker, mens ikke forvilde for langt fra klassiske amerikanske smag. BTW, morgenmaden wienerbrød, som vi kalder en «dansk» kendt i Danmark som en wiener wienerbrød.
En af de bedste og mest mindeværdige Hoteller jeg nogensinde har besøgt, er min takeaway, men hvordan kan du ikke elske noget, der bidrager til glæde, åbenhed og effektivitet, som er København.