Top Hotels Near Grundtvig's Church in Copenhagen from AU$93

"Hotel is located in a great spot, only trouble is you can’t check in till 3pm. Didn’t have breakfast this time but was good value for money. Bathrooms are a bit small especially when you have a little one with you "

"Everything was amazing from every aspect for my stay. I wish there were eggs and croissants in the breakfast. "

"Excellent stay as expected.! Keep it up.!"

"Lovely apartment in a great area"

"Very Good!!!"

"This was my first stay at a Bob W. I liked that it was like an apartment then a hotel. I was a little wary that there wouldn’t be staff on site, however it worked out. The downsides were that the French press in my room was put together incorrectly and all the coffee grounds came out when I poured my coffee. The laundry room smelled mildewy, I am sure due to constant use, but the surfaces were clean. The room was too warm for me, ranging between 22-26 degrees Celsius. The upsides. 10ish minute walk to/from Metro. Kitchettes in room but also access to a shared space oven and stove. Quiet neighborhood. Føtex grocery store super close, good for getting snacks and breakfast items. The windows open for fresh air. Couldn’t hear neighboring rooms. Laundry was free to do and soap was provided. Shampoo/conditioner/ body soap all provided. Can get clean towels in the laundry room. Have access to the luggage room. Overall I had a wonderful 5 night stay in this hotel and would recommend anyone to stay here. The one time I needed help with something, it was addressed within 5 minutes via WhatsApp. It’s not a traditional hotel but they’ve got the customer service part down while still being somewhere else. Can’t wait to try out another location"

"Food at Bar was excellent. "

"This hotel is ideally located in Nørrebro, right next to the cemetery where H.C. Andersen and physicist Niels Bohr are buried, should you wish to pay your respects. It’s close to a metro station, with the M3 line taking you directly to Copenhagen Central Station (København H) in about 20 minutes, or you can take the 5C bus. Walking to the centre takes around 30 minutes, with plenty of vintage shops, cafés, bars, restaurants, and a lovely lake along the way. The hotel sits slightly back from the main street between two office buildings—an unusual but quiet and practical location. Entry is via a code system, with details sent in advance. My friend and I stayed in the family room, which had two beds: one downstairs and one in an open loft nook. Both areas offered a degree of privacy. The carpet had a couple of bleach stains, but the room itself was clean. The beds were comfortable, and it was pleasant to return after a day out. The duvet consisted of two singles rather than one large one, which might bother some couples. The room was warm, Wi-Fi worked well, and while the TV wasn’t connected to cable or the internet, so no Danish Tv. Overall, it was a good stay and served its purpose well. I’d recommend this hotel to couples or friends seeking a convenient, comfortable base in Copenhagen. "

"Apartment style hotel with everything you need. Kitchenette, laundry, fridge, ironing board, iron, hair dryer and kitchen utensils for meals. Clean and comfortable. Close to grocery store, gas station, metro and hospital."