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Booked from our collegue for our business trip, will never in my live stay there again. Dirty and small rooms, for 15 Euro breakfast you can only have some sandwich or cornflakes, nothing warm at all. Coffee and drinks terrible. On the third night a drunk man came to knock on our door, it was quite extreme for us, about 2 hours not sleeping at all. Next day we hardly could work in the company, we used to visit. There are no phones in the small dirty rooms, so I had to find the number of the reception in internet and call them from my cell phone, because the drunk heroe was sitting infront of our room and making terrible noises. After all somebody picked up the phone, just before I was intending to call the police, some person from the reception came and took the guy to his room. Just be prepared for any extreme survivor nights in this "hotel".

This hotel has all the attributes of a hostel rather than hotel. Only recommend it if you are a budget teaveller and don't care about this stuff. Bathrooms are defenitely the worst part of this hotel. It doesn't have the shower but some sort of montaged shower that you cannot move. Rooms are not cleaned.

I stayed at the zleep Hotel was one night and I would not go back there again. The room was small, but the shower was smaller and not clean. I asked the receptionist if I can upgrade or get another room due to the dirty shower. Unfortunately, I was a walk-in and the hotel was sold out for that night. The receptionist was really nice and apologetic.

This hotel is located just behind the Central station in the seedy (and dodgy at night) district of Vesterbro. Checked in and were given a horrible twin room with the beds not even beside each other and stickers peeling off the wardrobe. When my girlfriend complained we were moved to a slightly better room on the 1st floor (room 115) but was still well below a 3 star standard. The breakfast was good enough and the free internet was useful. The staff were nice but were not overly helpful. The main trump card this hotel holds is it's locations because it certainly isn't the rooms or the price ( we paid ¿¿¿85 per night). Maybe have a look at the Saga hotel just round the corner!!

From the airport in Copenhagen get to the train ticket office an buy a return ticket to the central railway station. It was very reasonable. You can get tickets for the local trains and buses too.On arrival at the central station the hotel is only a short walk away, less than 5 minutes. The hotel itself is situated on a corner of a busy road. Quite normal for a city hotel so it can beat little noisy at night time! The sounds echo around the tall buildings so get a room high up or at the back if you can. When on a city break you so much walking you are normally too tired to worry about a bit of noise!!All staff were very accommodating and extremely helpful, considering we were 4 hours early for check in they still gave us a room.The rooms are comfortable and look as they do on their website. They are a little dated but they get used a lot. If you need a kettle or hairdryer they are available with no deposit for free although they do note it on your room. I do not believe they have many of each though.We did not have breakfast but on walking around the restaurant you'd be better off eating out as the choice is not great.The hotel is a short walk into the city centre with all attractions close by. The hotel is also in a red light district, but no different to any other city and you do not feel threatened.All in all great service, great staff, great location and great price!!Oh....and the beds are comfy too!!