Comfort Hotel Vesterbro

The Comfort Hotel Vesterbro reflects the stylish atmosphere of its location in the heart of Copenhagen’s trendiest area. The property is fresh, due to a total renovation completed in April 2015. Occupying a cream-colored building with a central glass facade and street-facing restaurant and bar, the Comfort Hotel announces its eclectic-modern style from the moment guests step inside. The lobby is situated in a naturally lit central atrium and has brick walls and a tiled floor. Spiral stairs lead to an overhanging balcony, giving the room a trendy loft vibe. Coffee-hued carpets hold a chic mix of comfy couches, chairs, and velvety tufted ottomans, making the lobby feel at once spacious and cozy. Individual check-in desks are lined up along one wall, while a small lobby shop sells soft drinks, beer, wine, and coffee. The hotel is ideal for a range of guests, from families to business travelers; the location close to transport and local attractions make it a particularly good fit for sightseers.

This hotel sits on a bustling main street in Copenhagen’s trendy Vesterbro area. It's surrounded by shops, restaurants, bars, and cafes, and it's in walking distance to both public transportation and local sights. A six-minute walk takes guests to Copenhagen’s Central Station (Kobenhaven H), which can carry guests to almost any city location in 20 minutes, including the airport. The station also offers regional train service to other national and international destinations. Parking is available on-site, but costs a hefty extra fee. 

• Three-minute walk to Tyco Brahe Planetarium
• Six-minute walk to Copenhagen Central Station
• Seven-minute walk to Tivoli
• 15-minute walk to National Museum of Denmark
• 10 minutes via public transportation to Copenhagen Zoo
• 13 minutes via public transportation to the Strøget shopping area (18-minute walk)
• 20 minutes via public transportation to Copenhagen Airport
• 23 minutes via public transportation to The Little Mermaid statue

Rooms at the Comfort Hotel Vesterbro are simple but chic with an eclectic-modern vibe thanks to the hotel’s 2015 refurbishment. While rooms are compact, they are actually more spacious than the average Copenhagen hotel in a city where even four-pearl properties can have rooms that are downright tiny. Rooms feature wood floors, white and gray walls, matching bedding, and colorful accents in lime and teal. A large scale photograph occupies the wall over the bed. Even the smallest room features a small desk, sitting area, and wardrobe and storage space, in addition to wall-mounted side tables and reading lights over the bed. Designer pieces like a Bruno Mathsson chair and hanging bare bulb-lights add a modern-industrial vibe. Bathrooms have black-and-white checked floors with white-tiled walls and fixtures. Shower/tub combos are stocked with soap and shampoo from dispensers. Rooms are air-conditioned and also include flat-screen TVs, safes, hairdryers, and free Wi-Fi. Irons are available upon request. While there is no in-room coffee and tea service, both are available all day in the lobby for free. Some guests complain that street-level rooms can be noisy, so light sleepers should consider rooms higher up.

The hotel offers a host of thoughtful extras. Free coffee and tea are available in the lobby 24/7; late checkout comes standard on Sundays; pets are welcome (for an extra fee); and Wi-Fi is free throughout the hotel. Guests enjoy the free buffet breakfast, which is served until late on weekends and offers a range of classic, organic, and healthy options -- but it can get crowded during peak hours. The hotel also has a stylish on-site restaurant and bar with a chic, moody vibe created by a trendy mix of wire-frame chairs, hanging pendant lights, and large, street-facing windows. An outdoor courtyard offers armchairs, benches, tables, and even a basketball hoop, while the lobby has a Mac computer and printer for guest use. The hotel’s six chic meeting or conference rooms can host up to 125 people. There is no gym or fitness facilities.