Eat here, but don't stay.

Positives - friendly service, amazing food, good bar area
Negatives - truly awful rooms, price

You arrive and are impressed. A stylish building, with a groundfloor that has a modern and stylish lounge with a great bar/restaurant with a good range of local and international drinks and simply the most amazing food I've ever had. So far its great..

Then you get in a rickety lift and go to your rooom. And it all goes wrong. Pokey rooms with tired decor and virtually nowhere to put your stuff. And the bathroom's are worse. Large enough, but with no shelving of any sort, grubby appearance to the wooden fittings and a shower which floods onto the floor (deliberate design) leaving you with wet feet whever you go to the toilet You also have single glazed windows, so have the crank the heating up or freeze, and the TV only plays Danish/German/Russian TV.

Quite frankly I would recommend staying somewhere else. If it wasn't fro the restaurant I'd have given it one star.

This hotel has an excellent location right at the tip of the famous Nyhavn quarter. Located at the waterfront, you have no street noise, but the sound of boats passing by! Added hereto, right outside the hotel is a bus stop for the harbor water bus, which takes you on an inexpensive sight seeing tour around Copenhagen harbor, though it is considered public transportation (NB! will not take you to the Little Mermaid). The hotel is full of charm, very friendly service from staff, but 71 Nyhavn is a bit outdated and is in somewhat serious need for renovation. The rooms are small, has a distinct maritime feel, and very well blends in with the outside harbor atmosphere. Breakfast is decent. For those who fancy an early morning jogging, you could not pick a better hotel. Leaving the hotel frontdoor and turn to the left around the hotel building and just follow the waterfront all the way in a northern direction while the sun rises beautifully on your right, all the way up to the old fortress of the Kastellet where you will meet many fellow Joggers. You will remember this trip for many years. The downtown shopping area is a small five min walk away.

I stayed two nights at Nyhavn 71 with mixed feelings about the place. The hotel is in the upper price segment in Copenhagen so you expect quite a lot. The rooms are tiny with barely enough space for unpacking your flight cabin trolley and a bathroom you have to maneuver around in. After showering the complete floor is all wet. The standard is very nice in the reception and bar area, but the rooms are in a desperate need for refurbishment. Cracked tiles and dirty carpet. The worst is the noise in between the rooms as you can hear the what other people are saying and there is a refrigerator or AC compressor in the back of the hotel making sleeping not all that great. I booked this hotel for three weeks in a row, but cancelled the next two weeks. Breakfast is basic, but tasty and the views are nice if you are lucky and get a room facing the waterfront. I recommend you to go to one of the cheaper and nicer hotels in the area and save an additional 300 DKK per night.

This is an updated hotel in an old warehouse, right on the water in Nyhavn. Lobby is beautiful, staff is very friendly and helpful, restaurant on site (we did not try but looked good). Our room was small but very beautiful with extremely comfortable Danish-style beds (the best we had in our 2 week trip). Location is perfect - we were walking distance to the palace, Kongens Nytorv, the pedestrian mall for walking and shopping, the Rosenborg Slot, Round Tower, Marble Church, Botanical Gardens, Tivoli. Cozy bar one block away (McJoy's) was perfect, and bakery for coffee and pastry in the morning was just across the bridge, one block. This hotel does not include breakfast, which was unusual on our trip. But there are 6 parking spaces for free (first come first serve basis). Next time we are in Copenhagen we will return to 71 Nyhavn.