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Hotel Review
Villa Copenhagen, Copenhagen, Denmark
WHAT WE LOVE...
Viewed from above, Villa Copenhagen is designed like a conjoined P and T - a clue to the fact that it was originally built, in 1912, to house Denmark's central Post & Telegraph office. Since spring 2020, though, it's been enjoying a new lease of life as a five-star hotel. Everything about the building has been renovated and restored, preserving original features but upgrading to 21st-century standards at the same time - so as well as high ceilings and grand proportions, you get slick technology and a commitment to operating as sustainably as possible. Its 390 bedrooms come in all shapes and sizes, but elegant good looks and high-spec finishes are a given throughout, and brand new facilities include a rooftop pool with a view towards Tivoli.
THE DETAILS
Location
From the front door it's just a couple of hundred yards to the fairy-lit wonderland of Tivoli, one of Copenhagen's most magical attractions.
By plane: there are direct flights to Copenhagen from London (1 hour 45 mins), Manchester (1 hour 50 mins) and Edinburgh (1 hour 45 mins). The hotel is around 20 minutes' drive from the airport. skyscanner.net
Style & Character
Villa Copenhagen's stylish good looks appeal to art and design lovers, while eco-aware travellers appreciate the behind-the-scenes focus on sustainability. From Jaume Plensa sculptures to Olafur Eliasson paintings, the hotel is home to an impressive collection of contemporary artworks.
Service & Facilities
The hotel regularly lays on free live music in the Courtyard, especially at weekends, attracting locals as well as guests. Dogs are welcome (for a fee) and the hotel will prepare a dog bed, bowls and treats for the room.
- Restaurant
- Bar
- Gardens
- Swimming pool
- Gym
- Free Wi-Fi
Rooms
Rooms on the first and second floors have the highest ceilings and largest windows, which let in lots of natural light. The minibar is mostly stocked with Nordic drinks, including Mikkeller beers, Danish rum and vodka, and juices from the island of Møns.
Standard, Superior, Family, Deluxe rooms, Junior, Shambala, Earth, Universal Penthouse, Shambala Duplex suites
Facilities include: Hilding Anders bed, ensuite with rainforest shower, underfloor heating
Food & Drink
The hotel has its own in-house bakery, RUG, producing assorted pastries and bread for the restaurants. There is a decent spread at breakfast, with a good choice of hot and cold dishes served on the buffet.
Courtyard Bar: light meals, coffee and cocktails. Open all day 'til late.
KONSTRAST: cosmopolitan brasserie, local ingredients. Open Wed-Thurs 5.30-11pm, Fri-Sat 5.30-12am. Mains from 180DKK.
T37: sustainable ethos, wine and cocktails. Open Thurs-Sat 6pm-1am.
Villa Breakfast: homemade and seasonal. Mon-Fri 7-10am, Sat-Sun 7-11am.
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