Hotels in Meatpacking District, Copenhagen

"The hotel is in a great location "

"Excellent continental breakfast, front desk is friendly and helpful. Nice sky bar and restaurant."

"Clean rooms, well connected to public transport, amazing breakfast"

"Loved the staff. Very welcoming and accommodating. "

"Rooms were small the AC didn’t work. Dirty hand prints on the wall and shower"

"Lovely clean hotel great location "

"Great"

"The breakfast was mediocre. I would suggest get something at Joe and the Juice or a nearby bakery. Eventhough the heat was not on the room was very hot for sleeping. Good price, nice neighborhood, convenient access to public transportation and close to a great mall."

"Stayed here in mid April for 3 nights to begin my vacation in Denmark. Taking the train from CPH to Copenhagen Central station, the hotel was about a 10 minute walk away. Very easy to find. I arrived at 7am after a red eye flight from the US. The reception is available 24/7 and I was able to store my luggage before check in for a fee of about $15 USD (but in local currency DKK). With great relief I dropped off my luggage used my own lock and went to tour the city. Hotel Ansgar is clean, receptionist were all friendly, welcoming, a wonderful resource, and the rooms were clean. Breakfast buffet was amazing and totally worth the 129DKK ($20 USD). I believe this breakfast fee is for my entire stay and no per day. The hotel itself has many stairs to the elevator at every level except the top floor (heard from another guest). Its like 8 stairs up to elevator from reception and then another 8 stairs up after elevator to room. The rooms itself were very clean, had window, desk, open closet, and a private bathroom. I was very pleased. Just enough space. There was room under the bed to store my large suitcase. The room offered a small mini fridge (very small compared to the states and not as cool barely cool enough to refridgeorate food - think drinks). No microwave, a kettle with complimentary coffee and black tea with cream and sugar. One weird thing I have never seen before that seems common in Denmark is that once you use the hotel key card to enter into room to use the l"