Copenhagen · Denmark
Hotel Copenhagen
Bed bug reports
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Room : dusty,molded mattress (possible bed bugs) Toilet : public,dirty and hasn't seen a cleaning crew since covid
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Unhygienic place. Pillows and sheets probably weren’t changed in awhile and this resulted in my friend and I getting bitten by bed bugs on the face. Also reception doesn’t open after 5pm.
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Bed bug's? Bedøm selv.
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This hotel was awful. Our room was infested with bedbugs. I woke up with bedbugs all over me, something out of a horror story. When we spoke to management in the morning, they refused to refund our money. Extremely terrible customer service and awfully dirty. If you're looking a good night's rest in a clean location, stay elsewhere!
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Bed bugs! Me and my girlfriend ended up with multiple bites all over our bodies while staying at this hotel. Not recommended.
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Vibe Analysis
Hotel Copenhagen is a bare-bones budget sleep in Copenhagen with its strongest case being location: close to metro, shops, cafes, and reachable central areas. Free parking may exist in a tiny courtyard, but it is limited and can fill up fast. This is closer to a basic hostel-style room than a polished hotel. Rooms can be very small, worn, hot, noisy, and sparsely equipped, with shared toilets and showers on the floor rather than inside many rooms. A few rooms or apartments may be cleaner or more comfortable, but cleanliness is a serious recurring problem: dirty bathrooms, stained bedding, mold, bad smells, and neglected fixtures are all part of the risk profile. Wi-Fi may cost extra, breakfast can be unavailable, late, or poor value, and reception coverage is limited. Late arrival can involve phone calls, door codes, key boxes, and waiting outside, so this is a risky pick if smooth check-in matters.
Signals to check
- Shared bathrooms may be dirty, poorly stocked, or uncomfortable to use.
- Wi-Fi may cost extra or work poorly.
- Parking is limited and may not be available even when advertised.
- Reception hours can be short, with after-hours access handled by phone and codes.
- Breakfast is inconsistent and may not be worth paying for.