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Copenhagen and Paris hotels

9 replies

Avebury · 08/03/2016 14:31

Hoping to do a couple of city breaks rather than a big holiday this year and looking for accommodation for 5 of us in both Copenhagen and Paris.

Doesn't have to be total budget but will really only be used as a base to sleep so would rather not spend too much either.

Any suggestions most welcome.

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AveEldon · 08/03/2016 14:33

The Scandic chain has a number of hotels in Copenhagen and they are usually good value

Avebury · 08/03/2016 14:51

Thank you - will have a look

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Floralnomad · 15/03/2016 23:31

We stayed at the Crowne Plaza Copenhagen towers , it was lovely and very convenient .

HolgerDanske · 15/03/2016 23:33

Sorry it's really not cheap, but I like the Hilton. It's right at the airport, so no fuss at all, plus easy to get to everywhere you need to go as well.

NotPennysBoat · 16/03/2016 09:05

Not sure if it's what you're after but I've used Airbnb for apartments in both of those cities. Dead central and gives extra space which is handy if there are 5 of you! Was nice to be able to have a coffee and pastry in our own kitchen in the mornings before venturing out for a full day!

SingingSands · 16/03/2016 09:08

We've booked an AirBnB apartment for a week in Copenhagen in June. There are loads to choose from and give much more flexibility than a hotel. We are a family of four, staying in a 2 bed apartment with large lounge and kitchen. We tend to avoid hotels on our city breaks these days.

Clg199 · 16/03/2016 09:08

We stayed in the Ibsen Hotel in Copenhagen. It was recommended in a magazine I read, and we loved it. Copenhagen is such a compact city that most places are easily accessible from there.

INeedNewShoes · 16/03/2016 09:12

Copenhagen
Hotel Danmark has an average 3/5 score on TripAdvisor but the negative reviews are written by people who chose the cheapest 'standard' rooms which are, unsurprisingly, small. The hotel could also do with new carpets and a lick of paint.

But if you opt for the 'superior' rooms there is plenty of floor space, and the rooms overlooking the courtyard are nice and quiet. There is a fabulous low-key family-run restaurant serving Danish food next to the hotel. The hotel breakfast is organic and fresh. And there is a bar serving nice coffees, wines and gins at very reasonable prices by Copenhagen prices.

It's also right next to Tivoli Gardens which are a must if you're there during the Spring/Summer months.

I chose Hotel Danmark two trips ago because it was cheap on a deal, but enjoyed staying there so much I paid full price to be able to stay there my next visit - still less than half the price of the Hilton. But the Hilton is absolutely lovely, where as Hotel Danmark is definitely a bit tired (but much better location).

MamaDuckling · 16/03/2016 09:15

Copenhagen- I'd highly recommend Axel Guldesmeden. Great location, gorgeous Scandinavian styled hotel with lovely spa. Very reasonable too.

Paris - Hotel du Nord near Canal St Martin. Wonderful area and v reasonable for Paris

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