room are ok, small, kind of clean.
but after a 3 hour rainstorm there was no hot water anymore for the left 3 days. the staff did not advise at all and if asked, said it was not their fault. of course no discount was offered. such a bad service for almost 100 euro. and copenhagen is not really a city with a nice weather. what can you do if it happens in winter?
more over, there are prostitutes and transvestites in hotel's street, also in fron of hotel's door. maybe colourful, but also unsafe.

Closely located to the central station, this hotel was ideal for us as we were entering and exiting Copenhagen by train. Very basic rooms with single beds only, linen was surprisingly ok. Bathroom is a wet room but decent shower. A little loud on the exterior streets, especially on weekends. Helpful reception staff complete with maps and advice on places to eat. The only weird thing I thought was that you have to make up your own bed (not a big deal) but the cleaning staff come in and give you fresh towels each day. In an expensive city, this hotel overall offers good value for money.

This is a really great hotel, a proper bargain when you compare it in price to other hotels in the city. Don't go there expecting too much - there is just a room, a comfy bed, a wardrobe and a kitchen downstairs to make breakfast. I think reception is only open 1pm til 8pm or something like that. Location is great, very close to the central station.

I stayed here with 2 friends in a private room with bathroom. The bathroom is actually a wet room (the shower is not separate), so the entire room gets wet when you take a shower.

Towels were changed daily, but you do have to make your own bed. A mini fridge in the room was nice, and the guest kitchen is open 24 hours (on the first floor, past reception) but it really only has a fridge, electric kettle and some sort of heating coils contraption that I was afraid to use.

There is no internet available at the hotel. You must go next door to the Irish pub and use their connection, but it doesn't open until late afternoon.

The location is really convenient as it is just down the road from central station, and there are a lot of great restaurants across the street. Take a regular train to/from the airport instead of the metro so you don't need to make any connections. It's only 3 stops and takes 15 minutes.

The receptionist was extremely nice. She recommended places to eat that were very good and not too expensive. Plus there are 7-11s everywhere so you can get "groceries" and eat in your room.

Reception does close at night so make sure to notify them if you will be arriving late. You have to ring the buzzer to get into the building, but then your room key will also work at the front door. Check-out is at 10 am and you simply leave your key in the box on the way out.

This is more of a hostel than a hotel, so don't expect much. We paid about 40€ per person per night in May, so it wasn't more expensive than many other places in large European cities. I can imagine the prices rise drastically in the summer though.