Hotel Herman K
"What's the story behind this hotel?Set in a circa-1963 transformer station near bustling Kongens Nytorv Square, the 31-room Hotel Herman K, part of the Brøchner Hotels group, is a luxe property with understated industrial vibes. Beyond a façade of dark bronze slats is a lobby dominated by a 3D-printed installation by artist Pio Diaz. What are the rooms like?Whether it’s the Tiny category or a penthouse suite with a rooftop terrace, Hotel Herman K’s rooms, tucked behind black curtains, are beautiful examples of contrast. Here, raw concrete and iron play off plush carpeting, white marble—bathrooms are discreetly tucked into marble boxes—and custom beds. Any little goodies in those box-like bathrooms?Brøchner Hotels' signature amenities, including British REN Clean Skincare products and Fitness Kits (complete with a yoga mat). How are the food options on the hotel grounds?In addition to the organic breakfast buffet, guests can dine at Roxie, a restaurant from the team behind the Michelin-starred Kadeau, and savor dishes like Danish lobster with ginger beurre blanc. In the bar, enjoy cocktails under a nearly 40-foot-high ceiling. There's also a roof terrace, Brøchner Hotels' brand-standard Wine Hour, and a complimentary Night Cap, served 10–11 pm nightly. Anything else stick with you about your stay?Guests can use their mobile phones to unlock room doors and stream media content. So if you had to wrap it up in a sentence, what would be the sell for this hotel?Located in the center of Copenhagen, Hotel Herman K is a small, sophisticated hub of design and gastronomy with a distinctive heritage." - Alia Akkam
