The service and staff attitude here is the worst I have ever witnessed. We should have checked out upon arrival! We were a family of 6, and reserved a 2br and 1br with a requested high floor and close together. They put us on the second floor, and as far apart as you could possibly be! In discussing this with the front desk clerk, she shrugged her shoulders and said nothing I can do. The hotel seems to basically cater to corporate conf / long stay - not tourists. We decided on the hotel based on the pool and we have 2 young children and thought it would be a good break from the site seeing. On our 2nd afternoon, an outside instructor was giving lessons, to kids not staying at the hotel. She got extremely agitated that anyone else was there and kept "shushing" our kids because they were disturbing her lesson. Third day we called a cab, and when we came out to the cab, he already had 22 kroner on the meter. Didn't speak English so I asked the front desk to ask him to reset the meter. They told me that was customary and were rude to me. Next morning hired my own van to take us out of there! Never again, and all readers should think twice or more before staying here......to many other fine hotel to waste you stay here!

A group of six - in our mid 50‘s, we booked three, one bedroom apartments. We chose here, as it seemed to be the best value for the facilities available and suited our requirements. The downside is, that it is a 30 minute walk to the city centre - Radhus Pladsen (Town Hall Square)and Tivoli Gardens, which would not suit every one - we didn‘t mind. However, as other reviewers have pointed out, there is a bus that passes close by the hotel , that would bring you into the city centre, and the Osterport train station is a 10/12 minutes walk from the hotel, from where you can also get transport into the city centre. This station also connects directly to the airport, and if you feel inclined, to Malmo also.
The hotel itself is good - ideal if you want to self cater, given the high cost of eating out in Copenhagen. There is a small Netto food store beside the hotel, and a small bakery about 200 metres from the Netto store.
The rooms, which were very clean and fresh looking, have - kettle, micro wave, cooker, toaster, fridge, all the pots etc that you need for cooking, dish washer, clothes washing machine and drier, iron and ironing board, plenty of storage space, TV in the living room area and one in the bedroom, a radio and CD player, a room safe. Our rooms were cleaned daily and the standard was good. My only complaint about the room, was the sleeping pillows - they are only half size, a bit like a cushion that you would have on an armchair or sofa - I didn‘t find them comfortable. Any of the drinks supplied in the room, are quite expensive - better to buy your own in the Netto store.
Breakfast in the hotel restaurant was expensive, as all meals seem to be in Copenhagen, at 125DKK per person, but the selection was good - juices, cereals, yogurts, cheeses, salad, bacon, sausages, eggs, cold meats, breads, tea, coffee. At weekends, breakfast is served up to 11.00AM, all other days 10.00AM. Be warned though, as soon as 10.00/11.00 AM strikes, everything is cleared immediately.
There is a gym and swimming pool, but I am unable to comment on these, as we did not have any time to avail of them.
We found the staff in all areas of the hotel to be very helpful and courteous at all times. Check out is 11.00AM, but they do provide a luggage holding facility. You can hire bicycles from the hotel at a cost of 125DKK per 24 hours.
A disadvantage of the location is the lack of restaurants in the area. There is one in the hotel itself, we didn’t use it - prices a bit high. Within a 5 minute walk, there is a restaurant called M/S America - expensive for only average food, only a choice of 3 item for the main course on the night we were there, a side order of fries was 45DKK - for about a dozen thick cut, badly overcooked, fries. We got far better value and more enjoyable food at the small Italian take away/diner - Tio Maria, just across from the entrance to the hotel. Don’t be fooled by the outward appearance - it was cheap (for Copenhagen) and cheerful and we had two very enjoyable meals there. Be warned, they close about 10.00PM.
The Little Mermaid is only a 10 minute pleasant walk from the hotel. The National Art Museum(Statens Museum for Kunst) and Rosenborg Castle area a 15 minutes walk, while the Marble Church(Marmorkirken/Frederikskirken) and Amalienborg Castle are about a 25 minutes walk.
I would stay here again, but for those who may want to experience Copenhagen's night life, and to be able to easily stroll back to their hotel, it would not suit - as you would probably need a taxi when returning after your night out.

Following a Baltic cruise in 2011 we elected to stay a few extra days in Copenhagen (where the cruise ended) and picked the Adina Apartment Hotel. Though a bit far from the city center, it was nevertheless walkable to downtown (20-30 minutes) for us. Moreover, it is not far from the railroad station which connects to cities and towns nearby. The hotel was clean, modern,well designed and well serviced. The front desk people were a great help in finding our way around the city and the local environs. One visit recommended was "Louisiana" (not the state) but a fantastic museum/park several train stops and a short walk (you can always take a cab but we elected to walk) from the final stop. This is a "do not miss" place filled with modern art and elegant installations, beautiful landscapes and views (you can see Elsinore Island, sailing, and Sweden from the restaurant in the museum). Back to the hotel: the rooms are large (for Europe) comfortable, and you have the ability to close off the bedroom from the living room, which is great if anyone is a light sleeper. They come with a complete kitchen so this helps reduce costs if you elect to eat in. There are small markets adjacent to the hotel to stock your pantry and several very good restaurants nearby. We very much enjoyed our visit and highly recommend the Adina Copenhagen.

I thought when we arrived that this was going to be my first 5-star review on Tripadvisor but, from our five-day stay overall, I would give it a high 4.

In terms of value, I thought it was excellent. I wasn't expecting a separate bedroom but we got one, so it was spacious and so well equipped - I've never stayed in a hotel room with it's own washing machine and dryer before! There was also an ironing board and iron, plenty of storage space, a CD player, flatscreen TVs in the living room and bedroom and a fully functioning kitchen (we didn't even realise there was a dishwasher until day 3).

Add to this a pretty yummy breakfast buffet (eggs, bacon, danish pastries, salad and tomatoes, pancakes, cheese, cold meats, cereals, juices and coffee), the small pool (which I had to myself when I swam) and the jacuzzi, and I don't think we could have done better for the price (try getting the equivalent in London or New York for £100 a night).

The only niggles I have - small ones, really - are that it's a bit of a walk from town (not miles, but probably about 20 minutes), and it's not fabulously served by public transport. Then again - there are free bikes! Also, the pillows were a little bit soft for my liking and it would have been useful for the kitchens to be provided with washing up liquid.

Overall, thoroughly recommended! And Copenhagen is a lovely city.