Omena hotels

I wouldn’t be caught dead spending more than a day at this box of a room!
Actually, it feels like a former asylum converted to hotel, because of the tight hallways and the numerous doors you have to bypass to get to your room. But let’s face it, we really got what we paid for. Especially in Copenhagen where value of the $ against the DKK sucks!
$ 230 a night gave us a room to fit 3 people. Two twin beds pushed together and a «sofa» that converts into a bed, which to describe more accurately, was a mattress on top of a spring frame. What you’re really paying for at this hotel is the location, about a 5 minute walk to the Copenhagen Central station, if that’s important to you.
Also, being located in the vibrant Vesterbro neighborhood means you’re within steps away to numerous cheap eats (cheap per Copenhagen standards) with excellent Asian choices, if that’s important to you. For the boys, you’re also right across the street to a Gentleman’s club, I’m sure that’s very important! LOL.
Overall, it was a comfortable night’s rest but the rate we paid for was still steep for this box of a room. Why did we have to come to Copenhagen when it was Eurovision weekend?!

The location can not be beat. It is literally a block from Central Station, 4 blocks to Tivoli, and short walks to most of the main attractions in Copenhagen. The room I had was for 4 people. It was the best price for our money. There are, like most things, some draw backs. The pull out beds were not super comfy (as one can imagine) and there was not a lot of extra space in the room. It is definitely a no frills establishment.
I would not characterize the place as «family friendly» as there are several strip clubs nearby and its a small room and children tend to not fare well, or so I’m told. As my entire party was a group of adults, the pictures of scantily clad ladies did not bother us. I would not say there was a lot of crime on our street. We never saw or experienced anything that would make us feel unsafe. However, it’s not the cleanest or newest street in Copenhagen. Additionally, the street got a little loud in the early morning, for whatever reason the street cleaners came by at 4−5am. But we didn’t find it unmanageable.
There is a small, very small, fridge in the room as well as a fully funtional microwave and kettle. There was coffee and sugar provided as well as hand, body, and hair soap in the bathroom.
The not checking in until 4pm thing kinda sucked. But we were able to store our luggage at Central Station then spend the day at Tivoli. So everything worked out fine.

It’s a budget hotel amidst gentlemen’s clubs. Good price considering Copenhagen is so expensive and conveniently next to kobenhaven central station.
There is no receptionist… No front desk. Can’t even check in earlier than 4pm/​1600. The place runs on your code that activates at 4pm to enter the premises and to entire the numerous doors. The code stops working at noon the day of your discharge. Don’t expect housekeeping to come everyday either. It’s really meant to stay for like 3 days max and about 4 maybe 6 ppl in the larger rooms but expect to bring extra towels.
Each room is equipped with a fridge, kettle, and pretty good Wi-​Fi. I guess that’s all you need. Simple design, love the red, and kept clean.

Cheap and cheerful!
Stayed in a room with two others — there are ‘proper’ beds for two people, any extra people literally have to make their own! It’s basically a fold out camp bed and was really uncomfortable… But I slept OK.
Good points: fridge and microwave in the room as well as tea and coffee facilities, great location right by central station, TV, bathroom ok (although it’s one of those classy soap/​shampoo/​conditioner all in one jobs so maybe bring your own toiletries!)
The most interesting feature is the entry code system instead of a key or reception staff — sort of creepy but also useful as you can come and go at all hours!

As Alain S says: you definitely get what you pay for! We needed a room for one night that fits four people. We found the Omena Hotel on
and got the room for Thursday night at a rate of DKK 1099.- which is pretty inexpensive. Retrospective I’d use the word «very cheap».
The weird thing first: there is no reception. No receptionist. Just an iPad in a wall and a code-​locked door. Right after the reservation we got a text message, that our room number and passcode will be sent to us at 1pm on the day of our arrival, and that the code will be valid from 4pm on till noon the next day. No luggage storage. You can’t even enter the hotel for real without a valid code.
At 1pm and also at 4pm straight those other texts came right on time and we went to our «family room». It was an elevator ride and a pretty long walk away from the entrance. That’s cool though. What wasn’t so cool was that there were just two regular beds, and two singe-​bed-​sofas. Hard and uncomfy like motherfucking hell, I tell you! And: they weren’t ready, we had to put the linens on ourselves.
The worst: the bathroom. It was only kinda clean, I saw some hair and water on the floor. No trays to put your stuff. Annoying. Also, only two towels were ready. The others were in that pillow where the linens for the sofabeds were. And it stank. Terribly. We couldn’t even brush our teeth in the morning as we couldn’t stand the smell. Something was wrong with the sink, or the toilet. As said I saw water on the floor, it looked like the toilet was loosing it. Urghh…
The location is pretty convenient though. Right behind the main train station you can go anywhere pretty easily. Drawback: it’s also located in the middle of strip clubs (that ain’t too bad) and there were very agressive hookers all around the hotel at night (that was really bad). They even entered the hotel after us holding up the doors after we got in, until we had to throw them out of the elevator.
Plus: there’s free WiFi.
I wouldn’t stay there again. Invest a little more money and sleep somewhere nice.

You get what you pay for: low-​cost-​hotel in the middle of copenhagen’s red-​light district. No service/​reception, small rooms and a stinky bathroom.
In my opinion: effective business model but not the money worth…

Perfect hotel to stay in Copenhagen. I was told by locals it’s one of the best hotel in town in terms of quality/​price.
The rooms are clean and comfortable. In the room you find the linens, towels, a mini frige, a microwave and everything you need to make tea and coffee.
No help desk no key, you only have a code that allows you to access the building and the room.