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I think this is the best location in Copenhagen for a tourist. The rooms are very small but charming. I stayed there multiple times and the staff was always very friendly. The breakfast is not worth the money in my opinion. It's nicer to have it somewhere nearby.

The location is fantastic as you have to walk down Nyhaven to get there. That is not a chore but you do feel compelled to stop at at least one of the great bars to eat, drink and people watch so leave some time. The reception areas are delightful but the room was small, cramped and had no Wi-Fi on one of the nights. Bed was comfy, view was of the rooms opposite which means having to keep the curtains drawn. Odd numbered rooms on our floor were all as a ad. Suggest you ask! The bathroom was amazing. No, interesting! And not in a good way. Mainly as I have never seen a bathroom like it in a hotel. However it was clean. I always miss a morning cuppa with no kettle in the room. That's Brits for you. Stay here so you can stagger back from the bars in the evening and stagger into them again for breakfast. The hop on hop off bus actually goes much closer than the the map shows.

Recently stayed on the inside part of the hotel (it's a combination of two buildings). The first impression was really positive with the staff at reception very helpful and welcoming. My room was warmly decorated and had a good sized double bed with quality linens. The bathroom was clean and well stocked and had a bath with shower over. The bedroom itself was pretty small with not a great deal of room to move round, but not a problem. The armchair was really comfortable and the workdesk adequate. I was a little disappointed that the room was quite dark, especially as the weather was really clear. Given that, I asked if it would be possible to switch my room for the last few nights of my stay. The staff were again great saying they would arrange things while I was out. After 10 minutes they let me know what was available, but also noted that the room they had available had a bathroom that was older and smaller than in the room I was staying, so I stayed.Breakfast was really good and location of the hotel was a positive. The hotel was very quiet so a good night's sleep was had.

We stayed in the hotel for one night at the beginning of our trip and another at the end. The first room was incredibly small for two people (room 227). You could not open the window and the bathroom door at the same time. Breakfast is good but expensive (170 DKK each). The second night we asked for a bigger room and got a junior suite. Lovely view but the first floor was quite small and cramped. If you are thinking about staying at this hotel, you need to decide if the location is worth the price. Haven't stayed at any other hotels in Copenhagen so we don't have anything against which to compare this hotel.

We stayed in this hotel in April of this year and unfortunately were very disappointed and ended up really regretting it. We actually targeted it due to its undeniably great location and the historic building, and were quite encouraged by many of the other reviews. However after staying there we were amazed that more people have not commented on just how noisy it is! I can honestly say that I have stayed in hotels in capital cities all over the world and I wouldn't consider myself a 'big complainer', but this is actually one of the noisiest hotels I have ever stayed in; There is literarily noise from everywhere - the cobbled streets outside, the boats coming in and out the canal, the bar/breakfast room on the ground floor with chairs that get scraped across the floor continually, the paper thin walls meaning that you hear everything from the next door rooms - overall, it was just constant. We had actually paid for a superior room and did ask about changing rooms after we arrived - so although the staff were polite and helpful and right away seemed to understand there was a noise issue, all we were offered was a cheaper room that by their own admission would 'merely be even smaller but not necessarily any quieter', even on a much higher floor. This was very disappointing and therefore we were stuck with it with no recompense.The other major complaint was the state of the bathroom. Although we were happy to accept that the building is a converted warehouse and so a certain amount of 'rustic charm' could be expected - this was far beyond that and in reality was actually just tired, dirty and in dire need of renovation. Most of the time we were there the toilet didn't flush properly and the shower, which was just a rusty old fitment in the corner, only had a limp dirty curtain around it, which did nothing to stop the entire bathroom being soaked every time it was used. I don't think you should have to use pool shoes in a hotel bathroom, but that's what we resorted to here since it honestly just didn't feel clean enough to be in with your bare feet. So overall I was very let down by the standard in this hotel, the fact that it is incredibly noisy and although it is a lovely building from the outside and in a great location, it's perhaps one to avoid if you have any sort of reasonable expectations of a clean bathroom and a good nights sleep. Would never stay there again.