The hotel is clean, quiet, the service and staff are very helpful, and the free breakfast is a huge bonus in a town where everything is very expensive (compared to the Wash DC area). Breakfast buffet included smoked salmon, cold cuts, breads, pastries, scrambled eggs, omelettes, bacon, sausage, hash browns, cooked mushrooms and tomatoes, cereals with milk, yogurt with granola, fresh fruit, fresh juices and regular or espresso coffee. Plenty to get you going before hitting the town to see all the sites.

My husband and I don't mind walking and this hotel is about 15-20 minutes from the city center area. Cabs are expensive (average $12 to go about 2 miles) so we walked a lot during the day. At night it was cold (7-10 degrees F) so cabs were a splurge, but warm.

The hotel bar is nice, small, with a good view of the river. The restaurant was better than one might expect for a large chain hotel. Prices there were comparable (expensive) to other restaurants in town.

The hotel is nice, clean, good sized rooms, great view. Marriott almost always delivers. I definitely recommend it and the breakfast downstairs was awesome!

The rooms in the Marriott are lovely: Large, light, comfortable. The beds are wonderful, the bathrooms decent but not particularly large. Restaurants in the hotel are just fine, and the location is terrific if you have a client visit at Nykredit or SEB or want to visit Tivoli.

My problem with this Marriott is the room rates and, particularly, the extras. You will pay for the view, certainly, but do they really need to charge so much for broadband? And forget about connecting your iPhone or Android phone to the wireless network: There isn't one. Broadband is provided by a single wire in the room. Very 1990s.

I stayed for years at the the Marriott Copenhagen, but finally the "extras" got the best of me and I defected to a number of the Radisson Blu hotels in town: Rates are lower, and the wireless broadband is free!

I spent 3 nights at Copenhagen Mariott Hotel in January 2012. I have stayed at this hotel some times before, and it is always a very good experience.
This time I had a newly refurbished room at the 8th floor, to the city side, and the room was quiet even though it was facing the city. The king bed was very comfortable and aircondition almost silent. Perfectly cleaned every day. A very good work-table (glas). Bathroom with tub and shower combined.
There is also a good tea-coffee maker and of course a minibar (expensive - did not use it) in the room.
Breakfast is excellent with lots of choices, hot dishes, a chef cooking omellets, pancakes etc. to your order, a variety of cereals, juices, fruit, cheeses, fantastic bread (ryebread, wheat, toast, bagels, rolls, etc.), pastries - you name it!

There is a very nice bar-area with open fireplace at the ground floor (close to the reception), facing the canal. In the summertime you can sit outside and enjoy a drink there. At the lobby they also have a table with small towels and jogging-trail maps for guest who would like to run outside in the morning.Of course you can also use the well-equipped, large fitness center, which is complimentary to hotel guests.

This is definately the best hotel in the area!