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While the main hotel district, with medium-class and budget hotels, is concentrated west of the central station, the more select, individual and well-situated hotels are scattered around the heart of the city and are ideal for reaching business venues in most neighborhoods.

A fine example of the latter is the lavish fin-de-siècle Hotel D’Angleterre (Kongens Nytorv 34, tel. 33 12 00 95), across from the Royal Theatre. Ask for a room facing Kongens Nytorv and enjoy a panoramic view of the square and down the popular Nyhavn quayside, filled with multicolored 18th-century houses and lively restaurants and bars.

Another five-star choice is designer hotel Skt. Petri (Krystalgade 22, tel. 33 45 91 00), with an excellent downtown location. The hotel opened two years ago in a converted department store and houses the city’s hottest hotel bar, Bar Rouge.

For a completely different experience, try the amazing Hotel Fox (Jarmers Plads 3, tel. 33 13 30 00), where all the rooms are individually decorated by different international designers. The idea was conceived by Volkswagen and the hotel was used as part of a two-week launch of the new VW Fox model in summer 2005.

Finally, a more conventional yet comfortable and pleasant hotel is the Copenhagen Admiral (Toldbodgade 24-28, tel. 33 74 14 14). Located in a converted 18th-century warehouse with heavy wooden beams and lots of atmosphere, this hotel is a few steps from the Royal Palace and boasts a spectacular view of the harbor and Copenhagen’s new Opera House.

Hotel D’Angleterre

Kongens Nytorv 34
1022 Copenhagen K
Tel. 33 12 00 95

Hotel Skt. Petri

Krystalgade 22
1172 Copenhagen
Tel. 33 45 91 00

Hotel Fox

Jarmers Plads 3
DK-1551 Copenhagen V
Tel. 33 13 30 00

Copenhagen Admiral Hotel

Toldbodgade 24-28
DK-1253 Copenhagen K
Tel. 33 74 14 14