Copenhagen Admiral Hotel  

The link to the Danish history of sailing - the atmosphere is just there. It is just in the centre of this most beautiful capital of all. If I should do justice to this place - Admiral Hotel - I would have to write a book - and I have not the time to write a book.

There is nothing I don't like about this hotel

Location is good and charming building, reception staff is really nice and helpful, further the harbor view is nice. Room is pretty good and cosy.

Housekeeping was really poor, reason for poor review in general, Had complaints on housekeeping every day. Lobby bar service was equally poor. No Gym is really a problem with this hotel. Further hotel parking sold to private parking company and therefore controlled by super aggressive q park - prepare for a p ticket and high p cost.

The location was excellent and the massage therapists were very good

The restaurant dinner at salt was very dissapointing. It tried to be sophisticated, but ended up unedible and tasteless. I suppose it was because they had a large private party that night. I would not eat there again. Breakfast was acceptable. Our room was very noisy as it was right over the main entrance and there were taxis coming and going and drivers talking. We could not leave open our window. The volume of the tv was not loud enough to hear over them with the window open. I felt the price of the stay of one night did not match the value of the experience.

After reading some negative comments we were pleasantly surprised. The room (317) is interestingly designed, colourful, clean and well appointed. Plenty of storage (double cupboards), good sized bathroom, modern TV (CNN and BBCWorld) and the window was in fact a door which opened to a tiny balcony. Perfect for the milk & juice....and for fresh air in the night. The bed was really comfortable....a double with two single mattresses & duvets.

When we did the Waterbus tour, the guide said, as we passed the Hotel, 'there you see two former Warehouses joined together and now Copenhagen's most exclusive Hotel'.We didn't disagree apart from the fact that after a long day's walking, when you return to your room, there is nothing nicer than being able to make a nice cup of tea or coffee. Forget it. You have to go down to the bar and part with 28K ! Come on Copenhagen Admiral, join the 21st Century and provide Tea/Coffee facilities in the room.

The hotel is perfectly situated - just in a short stroll from most tourist attractions and shopping streets: New Haven, Stroget, the Little Mermaid, Amaliengarden and the Royal Residence. Breakfast is perfect. Good conference facilities and service. Room interiors are neat but old.

Charges for the Wi-Fi! I thought it to be out of fashion 10 years ago. The signal strength and speed were awful in the rooms. Mattress and pillows are much too soft for my taste. The bathtub and taps well ready for refurbishing.

The location was good.

Checking into the hotel was a terrible experience. The staff was rude, the room wasn't ready and you could hear staff all around trying to upsell the harbour facing rooms for an additional 200 Krone per night. They had told me when I booked with them that they would give me a harbour view if they had room (which they did - but they didn't give me a harbour view until I complained to the Ass't manager - who then moved us.) Did not enjoy the checking in experience at all!

Never sleep on the first floor on a friday. The bar is too noisy till 2 o'clock.

I was very disappointed by the bed l asked for a kingsize but got a ned with two duvets they were so narrow that when you turned you woke up l didnt sleep at all awful

big nose from nearest rooms

Perfect location next to Nyhavn and Stroget

Described as strictly non-smoking, although our room smelled like smoke really bad

perfect location and historical building

Outstanding hotel,fantastic location.We stayed for New Years Eve - fire work display right outside our room window.Bar was great.The room itself was charming.10/10 - would recommend to everyone. Richard from Cardiff