2-Star Hotels in Copenhagen

Rye 115 is an absolutely lovely place to stay. Main station and attractions are in easy distance and you have nice bars and restaurants close to the hotel. The breakfast is homemade and absolutely worth trying. Free coffee and tea all day, a cozy lounge and space to work or play make rye115 to a place we didn’t want to leave. Thanks for your hospitality. Needless to say that the rooms have been fab and the bathrooms spotlessly cleaned. Definitely see you again!

The hotel is in a very convenient location, close to the city centre. All the major tourist attractions are within walking distance, and the surroundings are beautiful and feel safe to walk around. There is also a bus stop right in front of the hotel with a direct connection to the airport, and Tivoli Gardens is extremely close by. The hotel is always busy and lively. I was a little concerned about safety because I had to catch a bus to the airport at 3 a.m., but the bus stop was very close, and there were always people around the hotel area. The staff are also available 24/7. You will be lucky if you get clean, quiet, and considerate roommates. The bathroom is quite small, and I think the lower bunk located right next to the bathroom is probably the most inconvenient bed, as you have to deal with quite a lot of noise. The lockers in the rooms are not large enough to fit a cabin-sized suitcase and can only accommodate a small backpack. You also need to bring your own padlock, and I would recommend bringing slippers as well. The bed itself looked clean, but the storage compartments and the gaps around the bed were quite dirty. However, considering how large and busy the hotel is, I can understand that it may be difficult to keep every area perfectly clean at all times.

Absolutely, unequivocally fantastic! This place comes highly recommended for anyone on their first solo trip. I arrived super late, around 2 or 3 AM, and while it's a bit of a walk from the metro station, the streets were incredibly quiet, clean, and safe even in the middle of the night. No strange characters or homeless people around (I seriously love Denmark!). The hostel was brightly lit, and there was a front desk attendant, but I opted for self-check-in and headed upstairs. To my surprise, I got a whole room to myself! The view from the window overlooked a beautiful lake. As my first time staying in a hostel alone, this left a really great impression! (Tip: make sure your padlock is wide enough; mine was too small to fit).

The hostel was easy to find, few minutes from the metro which was important to me. Every staffmember was really friendly and helpful, the atmosphere was welcoming. The tent was small for 4 persons but I knew that I will mostly just sleep there, the bed was comfortable and clean. I read in other reviews that a curtain would be nice, I agree with that also. The bathroom was really big, plenty of showers and toilets, there was hot water every time which was also important to me. I had breakfast on a few days, which was also good and I really liked sitting in the outside tables, I also had a chance to connect with other travellers every day. On the last day I left my luggage in one of the lockers so I could explore the city freely, that was also a good bonus. They provided earplugs, which I used during my sleep, overall all ”campers” were respectful and quiet after 10 pm but still it was a lot of people in a small space. For solo travellers this is a good choice as the hotel prices are 4-5 times higher.

This hotel requires self check-in. The automated room assignment was a triple room. However, after checking in on the first day, I found that it didn't match the photos shown on Trip.com. There was no TV, and the bedside lamp was completely non-functional. When I informed the front desk (which is located in the sister hotel next door, Absalon Hotel), I was told that this room doesn't include a TV (but I later found there was clearly a TV monitor in the room). They claimed Trip.com made a mistake, and the front desk staff were unfriendly. They told me to speak to housekeeping myself about getting the lamp fixed. I had no choice but to contact Trip.com, and the platform was very proactive in helping me. However, the hotel's response was very passive. The hotel didn't even apologize initially and demanded that I bring my luggage downstairs and re-check in, even though I had already stayed one day. It was clearly the hotel's mistake and an act of deceiving the guest, yet they still demanded that I... The hotel's front desk requires going up stairs with luggage, and even after taking the elevator to the floor, there's another short flight of stairs to navigate. This is extremely inconvenient for a family traveling with 32-inch and 28-inch suitcases and backpacks. To experience the fun of different hotels during our trip, I also stayed at the sister hotel next door, Absalon Hotel. It was a complete contrast; the service attitude of the front desk at the two hotels was completely different. This is why I'm giving 'one star for service'!! (I don't even want to give one star).

Stayed in a small private quadruple room with toilet Enough space for 4 of us. There's no electric kettle provided and everything is in the common kitchen and pantry which is too small. Its stove just allowed 2 person to cook at the same time and got always crowded. Location is great with Metro and S train station nearby. Both are not at the same place, which is about 15 minutes walking distance apart.We take the S train most of the time as it is nearer and has better connectivity to kronborg palace and frederikdborg castle. Supermarket and convenient stores are near the station. Overall its comfortable enough to stay at such a reasonable price.

Pros: Good location. Excellent plumbing, no problem with water pressure or hot water. Clean linen. Has well equipped kitchen. Cons: Guests must make their own beds. This will cause huge disturbance when guests arrive late at night. Rooms not clean. This is a very big hostel (more like a hotel that offers dorm beds) that can accommodate large groups of guests (noisy children). Must pay extra to leave luggage.

Very pleasant start at this hotel, it's ideally located near to Tivoli Gardens and the central railway station. If you are looking for breakfast, note that it must be pre ordered before 11pm the night before. This was the only unfortunate element of the stay, as we were not informed this was the case. Otherwise, pleasant trip and the rooms are perfectly fine for a few nights' stay.

The hostel is lively and composed of multiple room types of your choices. It has a bar and shared kitchen area, where you can do groceries in the nearby supermarket and cook since dine-out expenses are quite high in copenhagen! The place was lively and had lots of guests - if you love networking and meeting new people, I’d recommend this hostel! The place is located in norrebro, close to metro stations (15 minutes walk) and surrounded by lots of cute cafes and restaurants! (I didn’t take photos of the hostel, so I included photos of nearby areas and restaurant instead!)

Not far from kirkjufell, beautiful view, easy to find accommodation, easy to travel, stayed in a room on the 2nd floor, had to carry luggage up the stairs, a bit steep and narrow. The bathroom is on the ground floor, there is liquid soap, a hair dryer, there is a spacious kitchen, kitchen equipment, oven, microwave, refrigerator, complete, lots of parking, very clean.