What a perfect little hotel! Wonderful rooms, ours with a balcony, four poster bed and original furnishing sourced from around the world. The neighborhood is away from the touristy areas of Nuhaven and close all the great restaurants, shops, bars and cafes of Vesterbro and Norrebro. The owner was always on hand with helpful advise and recommendations - of places that were actually great - not business ties with the hotel!
Already planning my return....

I recently visited here with my mother and both mine and her partner's.
The hotel is very comfortable; we were upgraded to a back facing room-not a brilliant view but the fourn poster bed and bath were lovely. Usual city sized rooms; large enough but dont expect huge (my mothers shower room was very small but we had the bath room which was of better proportions with a lovely roll top bath)
The breakfast was nice but was missed on Sunday by my mother as it was simply too busy which is a little offputting (especially as it was the best-some more choice from the contential of the week)-it felt like you were actually in someones kitchen which was great whern there were only a few people in (ran into one of the owners children making banana loaf for breakfast, which was delicious and quite put mine to shame!)
There is no room service or food and do not go if you are wanting all the usual services of a big hotel as you wont find it here.There were drinks available but not late and the reception isnt 24 hours
The location is about 7-10 mins by bus into the city and the route is ok but is another 15 min walk from the harbour areas so a taxi is needed (about £15 ish). The bus was a little expensive (£2.4 per trip) so if you want location this probably isnt the place for you but the bus service is amazing if you dont mind that.
The best thing was the lovely family feel and the wonderful service from the owner who was so helpful! There isnt really anywhere to eat that was nice locally but there was a brilliant little pub/restaurant around the corner called Klubber. Wow! Go hungry (four plates barely fitted on a table for 6) and be prepared for a slightly shabby look but amazing service and brilliant traditional danish food (stew was fab)
I would maybe stay closer to the city next time but if i could pick the hotel up and place it near the harbour i would definitely stay again. Thanks!
(Ps-pay in cash, my mothers card charged her an appaling exchange rate-not the hotels fault but just a tip)

The Bertrams is in an interesting, non-touristy neighborhood, full of nice shops like the fabulous Designer Zoo and restaurants like Les Trois Cochons, yet an easy walk to central Copenhagen. Our room was very comfortable, with a separate seating area, and very comfy bed. More counter space in the bathroom would be helpful. There is a lavish buffet breakfast - too much food for me, so I prefer the lovely restaurant Granola a short walk away. The staff is very helpful with directions and recommendations. While I was there my husband called from home to tell them it was our anniversary and we had to spend it apart, so they put a box of excellent chocolates in the room along with a note. So even though the Bertram's is not ultra-posh, to me that is an excellent hotel.

I don't understand all the 5 star reviews. Adequate comes to mind. Nice beds, I believe Bali style furnishings. Elevator goes to half floors, walk half flight with bags to your room. Parking is a challenge. My Volvo would not fit in the gate of their lot. Closest secure parking was 3 blocks away. Street parking is sketchy, if even available. Staff was not all that helpful. Staff maintains the neighborhood is safe, but they lock the door from the street to the lobby and do not provide any type electronic or magetic key to open the door. Breakfast is very good.