As with most people, I needed a place to stay close to the airport to catch an early morning flight. Most times, such circumstances will either cost you a lot (especially in a place like Copenhagen) or the hotel will be not so nice.

The Hilton at the Copenhagen airport was clearly going to be quite nice and it was usually quite expensive. However, I got lucky and was fortunate enough to land a room there for one night for a good rate (about $130 - on other nights I checked it was at least double that).

The room was beautiful, the bed was firm and comfortable (good for my weary back) and the bathroom was well appointed and spotless. There was a large, good quality TV in the room, but I barely turned it on because my time there was short. I arrived very late and needed to get whatever sleep I could.

The staff was very friendly and helpful and the lobby area was very nice, with a nice looking bar area nearby.

Another great advantage of this hotel is that it's very easy to catch the metro to downtown or the regional trains to any part of Denmark. This proved helpful to me because I was coming from Aarhus by train late at night. It allowed me to go straight to the airport and right to my hotel without having to work my way around the city late at night.

The only downsides to this hotel that I experienced were 1) internet access was quite expensive and 2) my room didn't come with breakfast (probably associated with the cheap rate!) and breakfast wasn't available until at least 6:30 a.m.

What I like about in-airport hotels, is that once you landed, you are there. No further transportation, expensive taxis to town, sitting on your bladder, desperately waiting to receive the key to your bathroom. Particularly when you have an evening arrival and an early continuation in the morning, it is most convenient t to just follow the sign for "Hotel" and feel at home minutes later.These hotels are usually modern, comfortable and soundproof. It amuses me to watch from my window a jumbo taking off in front of me and and the only sound heard is the humm of the airco.The one in Copenhagen airport is a Hilton, and in accordance with its usual standard, large and good beds, satelite TV, etc.We had a pleasant dinner at the elegant restaurant before retiring for a good night's rest. My wife had a small problem of how to keep her frozen gourmet fish from defrosting during the summer night. but she found a solution: she simply took a few bottles out of the minibar cooler to make space fot her purchase. The next morning I went to check out and bumped into a surly looking young man , obviously disliking his early shift. As I checked the bill I discovered a list of beverages from the mini, which I contested, to which Grumpy replied, yes, the charges are justified.because the minibar is connected to their computer and charges whatever you remove from it, and he didn't look like he was going to take those charges off. It became my word against the machine. But being treated as a lier at 6.30 A.M.can make me go vocal, so I told him:"look, there is an easy way to find out, go and count your damn bottles youself." In fact I inserted the f-word, because I also have short fuses before seven. I regretted it but felt good for the rest of the day and the matter was closed .

Very close to international airport and easy access to underground subway train. Helpful staff and great food in break fast deal. For a business traveler it is excellent choice - far from bustle of city, easy access to train, great clean rooms and excellent sea side views and includes distant views of sweden malmo. Pricing is good and includes high speed internet with breakfast. Concierge is excellent even got me tourist passes for train without surcharge :)

This hotel is a 2-minute walk from the airport so the location is excellent. Also right on the trainline with trains going both in to Copenhagen (and rest of Denmark) and also to Sweden.

I have stayed here a few times and the beds are always sooooo hard and I can't stand hard beds. You might as well sleep on a bench in the airport and save yourself 220 Euros.

I stay at other hotels in the area now because the beds at the Hilton are just too uncomfortable for me.I have never had a good nights sleep there.