Imperial Hotel Copenhagen

Room was very clean, decent size. Only problem was the ongoing renovation at our end of the hotel. We were able to check in early. Buying the buffet breakfast was a good deal and the food was good and plentiful.. Advise buying same. Would have liked referrals to restaurants other than their own for dinner, since it had a very limited menu for dinner.

Very close to Tivoli park and the main Shopping Street.

Good hotel for a business traveler...and reasonably priced given exorbitant Copenhagen prices. Contemporary, well-located for transit.

Very convenient location,nice big room,but coffee in the Brasserie Lounge was exhorbitant at 80dkr for two.The breakfast was very nice .

Excellent stay here,big room with balcony,nice bathroom, tea and coffee making facilities.Very close to centre of everything,train station across the road.

Hotel is in excellent location ,next to Vesterort station and five minutes walk to the City Hall square right in the centre of activitirs, Hotel room is big and comfortable,provides tea and coffee facilities.We also had a small balcony with two chairs.We are very happy with our choice.

Located a short walk from public transportation, Tivoli amusement park, and lots of restaurants. Room was pricey for our standards but it was a good size and comparable to others. We booked the room option that includes breakfast. It's a good, danish style buffet that would cost 150kr each otherwise. It's a city so you will hear sirens and church bells but neither were too annoying. Hotel interior design was elegant and we felt very safe in the neighborhood. The staff was polite and one female desk clerk was very friendly and helpful in providing us information. We aren't likely to be in Denmark again but we would stay here if we returned. Keep in mind most of Copenhagen is expensive and you'll need a pin to use your credit card so plan accordingly. Check out the Copenhagen card - it provides free transportation and admission to several sites for 24 or 72 hours so it can more than pay for itself. This is a beautiful, historic city full of art and incredible architecture so see all you can - you won't regret it.

We paid extra to get a hotel in the middle of the city. unfortunately the entire city shuts down during christmas. We got there and the front desk staff told me that there was absolutely nothing to do in the city at this time of year. he suggested nothing. we had to ferret out and finally found a movie theater open almost across the street. couldnt he know that was open? the hotel didn't have a fitness center or any amenities.[...]this hotel sucks.

It's always a good option,

The hotel is in a good location in terms of interesting places to walk. The main pedestrian streets are open a 5min walk, and other interesting neighborhoods are about 15mins. If you are taking public transportation to the outreaches of the city or to the next town the hotel is right across the street from the depot. Tivoli is beautiful at night, especially late November through December for Christmas. Tivoli was about a 3min walk from the hotel. If you are looking for a show or movie that is close as well, at less than 5min walk. I was able to find interesting bars and restaurants as close as 3mins away walking. The front desk staff was helpful, and usually had decent suggestions for where to shop or eat. I cannot comment on the quality of food or drink in the hotel, as it seemed odd to stay in the hotel when Copenhagen was waiting to be explored! For the night owls Copenhagen was a blast! I never had any issues finding a decent restaurant open for dinner around 10pm. Friday and Saturday nights are worth going out for, as the bars stay open until around 5am, and there is always a food vendor or Swarama (serves gyros, different pitas, etc) open.