Hotels in Denmark

If you’d like to stay in a Denmark city with an excellent public transport system and walkable pathways, you should consider staying in Copenhagen, the capital city of Denmark. Time and again, the public buses, metro trains, and hybrid trains that operate in this city have proved reliable. Thus, in this city, you’ll be able to move from one part of the city to another with ease. If you decide to stay in this city while in Denmark, you should consider staying at Tivoli Hotel. One of the leading cheap hotels in Denmark, this hotel is worth staying at with your children, as it boasts features like an indoor pool, an onsite restaurant, large air-conditioned family rooms, and top-tier laundry facilities. While staying at this hotel, you’ll be able to visit Harbour Park, a free-to-enter park. At this park, you and your children will enjoy good weather.

Annually, thousands of travelers fly to Denmark, as this country is home to numerous superb tourist attractions. If you’d like to visit several amazing tourist attractions in the country, you should consider staying in Aarhus, as this central Denmark city has plenty of free-entry and paid-entry tourist attraction sites. The paid-entry attraction sites include AaRoS Aarhus Art Museum, a large public museum home to a wide collection of artworks; Tivoli Friheden, a modern amusement park with plenty of rides; and Greenhouses in the Botanical Garden, a well-manicured garden with thousands of plants. Some free-entry destinations include Budolfi Church, a 14th century cathedral church, and The Park of Music. Helnan Marselis Hotel is one of the top hotels in Portugal located in Aarhus. If you choose to stay at this hotel, you’ll have a good time as it features spacious and quiet rooms, a sauna, complimentary breakfast, and a round-the-clock front desk.

If you and your friends love clubbing, you should find cheap hotels in Denmark located in Aalborg, given that this city is home to high-end nightclubs like Fame Aalborg ApS, The Drunken Flamingo, and Space Club Aalborg. To enter any of these clubs, you’ll have to part with some cash. However, you won’t regret paying the entry fees, as all these clubs are pretty fun. While in Aalborg, you should look into Scandic Aalborg City. Among the most positively reviewed Denmark hotels, this lovely establishment, renowned for elite room service and free toiletries, has amenities like an outdoor terrace, private bathrooms, a fitness center, and multilingual staff. It’s worth mentioning that if you and your friends love food, you’ll truly enjoy your stay at this hotel, given that is near Danish restaurants, Italian restaurants, and a Japanese restaurant.

If you’re a fan of art and history, you should consider booking hotels in Denmark found in Odense, given that this city is home to historical sites. The Danish Railway Museum, a paid attraction that showcases Danish rail history, is one of the landmarks in Odense. St. Canute’s Cathedral, a free-entry 11th-century gothic church is home to the crypt where the remains of King Canute and his brother lay; and Montergarden, another paid-entry historical museum with lots of ancient local art; are other landmarks in Odense. The peak season for these sites is normally in July and August. Thus, if you want to avoid huge crowds, you should consider visiting these sites during other times of the year. In Odense, you should stay at Frederik’s VI Hotel. Situated in a rather quiet neighborhood, this hotel is the right place to celebrate life with your partner. Here, you and your partner will enjoy access to a room with feather pillows and a socket near the bed, a garden, a lovely bar, and express check-out.

Visiting Denmark in February would make for the least expensive trip at just £115 per night on average. To save on your trip, avoid planning it during September, as this is the most expensive month on average.

Out of all the tourist destinations in Denmark, our data shows that travellers tend to visit Copenhagen more often than any other city.

As a popular tourist destination in Denmark, it is no surprise that Copenhagen has the most expensive hotel rooms at £126 per night - 24% more than than the country's average hotel room price.

The least expensive city in Denmark to stay in is Copenhagen. With an average rate of £34 per night, Copenhagen is about 52% less expensive than other cities in Denmark.

As of November 2024, there are 42,556 operators available to choose from for hotels in Denmark.

Prices for hotels in Denmark were last updated today.