71 Nyhavn Hotel
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71 Nyhavn Hotel

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Historic harbor hotel with exposed beams, modern comforts

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Nyhavn 71, 1051 København, Denmark Get directions

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+45 33 43 62 00
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"With its outdoor cafés and Technicolor facades, the 17th-century Nyhavn Canal is perhaps one of the most Instagrammed attractions on the planet. The best place to experience it all is 71 Nyhavn, an intimate boutique hotel overlooking the harbor at the end of the canal. Occupying a pair of former seaport warehouses built in 1804, the 130 rooms—many of which are newly renovated—mix original details (wood beams, brick walls) with contemporary comforts (leather headboards, furnishings by Arne Jacobsen and, in the lobby, avant-garde paintings from the owner’s private collection). Downstairs, SEA serves southeast Asian fare by the team behind Michelin-starred restaurant Kiin Kiin—a nod to the once-exotic trade routes that gave the canal purpose."

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71 Nyhavn Hotel, a Design Boutique Hotel Copenhagen, Denmark

"Housed in 2 converted warehouses from the 1800s, this hotel is found in the vibrant Nyhavn District. It features a continental breakfast and rooms with free WiFi and flat-screen TVs. The rooms of 71 Nyhavn Hotel include a writing desk and a minibar. Many rooms have exposed beams and beautiful views of the waterfront. Guests can visit the nearby Royal Danish Playhouse or Copenhagen Opera. The popular Copenhagen Canal Boat Tours depart just outside the door, while the 18-century Amalienborg Palace is reached within 10 minutes on foot. Strøget, Copenhagen’s main shopping street, is 650 metres away." - My Boutique Hotel (en)

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71 Nyhavn Hotel | Best places to stay in Copenhagen

"This sedate, stylish hotel in a grand 19th-century brick warehouse has a wonderful location right on the waterfront, in Copenhagen’s picture-postcard harbour. The 130 recently renovated rooms are charming, with plenty of exposed wood beams and gorgeous views over the water. The hotel sits at the harbour end of Nyhavn, which is lined with buzzy restaurants – although the hotel’s new in-house Italian, Rosemarino – is a great bet if you’ve peaked on seafood.  A great area to stay for those keen to get to grips with Danish history and culture, with many of the city’s main sights just a few minutes’ walk. The hotel is located in a block of heritage warehouses at the end of buzzy Nyhavn, directly overlooking the harbour. There are plenty of restaurants and bars to hand, but it’s a relatively quiet area, some 15 minutes’ walk from the heart of Copenhagen. Amalienborg Palace, winter home of the Danish royal family, is just a few minutes’ walk away and the Royal Danish Playhouse is next door. " - Sarah Marshall

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carolinel97

Google
Unique hotel with excellent service and great location. The views are outstanding. The front desk is staffed by very helpful concierges who ensure you have an excellent experience in Copenhagen. The design of the hotel is unique, incorporating the details of the old warehouses with modern Danish design. Beds are super comfy and the hotel breakfast is top notch.

bn553

Google
You can’t find a better location. The hotel is cute, nicely kept, Swedish Carpe Diem beds and Danish design such as Arne Jacobsen Grand Prix chairs in the room and Wegner chairs in the restaurant. Friendly staff throughout, great breakfast, and a lovely stay overall. A room facing the water next time, woke up around 6am from trucks onnthe street outside.

Mag H.

Google
Stayed with kids in the suite. Easily the best room I've ever stayed in. Lots of natural light and water views. Thoughtful/convenient design, made to feel private but somehow central. Great breakfast, strong coffee. Many thanks to the helpful and bright staff. It was truly perfect.

Brian A.

Google
Excellent stay. Staff was incredible. Our flight arrived at 5:30 in the morning. We knew we couldn't expect the room to be ready, even though we were exhausted. When we arrived at the hotel around 7:00 a.m., the front desk staff started looking for a room as soon as we walked up to the desk. They didn't have any, but took our luggage and email address to notify us as soon as one was cleaned. They then gave us recommendations for breakfast and sites to visit in the early morning. All excellent. Room was ready by 10:00 a.m. and when we returned, they were already taking our luggage to the room. The room itself was great. Looked out over the small harbor and was very quiet. Bed was very comfortable and we slept great. Very, very clean which is always important in a hotel. Breakfast included and it was excellent. Many selections and great quality.

valerieanne95

Google
Lovely hotel. Friendly, helpful staff. Be aware that there are beams which could be a problem if you are tall - or don't look where you are going! I had one right in front of my side of the bed, which meant getting up in the night had to be done very carefully! But it is the nature of the building, and part of it's charm. A kettle rather than a very smart coffee macfhine would have been more useful in the room, but that is a minor complaint. The restaurant (for breakfast) is quite small and a bit claustrophobic as it is a semi basement, but the buffet was fairly good and omelettes etc., could be ordered. A word to the person who thought it was a good idea to get the handrails leading to the restaurant painted during the breakfast rush -what were you thinking? I was by no means the only person who ended up with black paint all over my hands (yes there were signs stuck to the walls, but who's looking at the walls as they climb upstairs?). Luckily it did wash straight off, and a member of staff gave me a handwipe, but I suspect wouldn't have been easy to remove from clothing. In all a good hotel in one of the main tourist areas in Copenhagen, so quite busy during the day, but all the cafes and restaurants along the canal were pretty much closed by 9.30, so not as noisy as you may expect. Of course that may be later in the Summer I guess. It is worth mentioning that if you are walking from the Central Station with luggage, the whole of Nyhavn is cobbled, so not the easiest walk. Probably better to do a slightly longer route round the back road. We decided to get a taxi on the return trip. Last note - The rhubarb lemonade on the reception desk was delicious, specially after a long day sight-seeing.

Tourist66100444046

Google
Perfectly located in Nyhavn- near to everything. Nice little hotel to come back to, again and again. Great rooms and nice staff. Their dog policy is somewhat weird- you cannot leave the dog in the room unless you put the dog in a cage!!!! Idiot rules, but apart from that a nice place to stay at.

E1590MPdavidb

Google
Fantastic hotel, stayed for my wife's 40th birthday and they went out of their way to make the stay special, the custom pancakes on her birthday that we hadn't even requested were particularly nice and made her birthday morning special. Staff are all friendly and go out of their way to meet your needs.

Ian W.

Google
Fantastic location, very quaint property but quality of your experience is highly dependant upon what room you get. Rooms facing the canal are excellent. Breakfast is fantastic and will satisfy your appetite for the entire day.
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Arisbel M.

Yelp
My boyfriend and I had a 14 hour layover in Copenhagen this past Sunday & spent the night at 71 Nyhavn Hotel. I was soooo excited about staying here because of its great location (Nyhavn st.) with the iconic colorful buildings and beautiful canals. The pictures of the hotel room made it look cozy and chic. We first arrived at 11PM and found a 15 minute parking spot right in front of the hotel. Past a certain time, they lock the entrance and you either open with your room key or you need to ring the doorbell. I wish I could remember the staff members names :( they were all so sweet and helpful! From giving us a small tour, taking us to the elevator and someone waiting in the cold to help us park the rental, these people are just awesome. I personally thought the people we encountered in our short stay were very sweet. People smiled back :D that does not happen at home. LOL. P.S parking is $40 USD The rooms are even more beautiful in person. We got a basic room because it was a short stay and our flight was the next day at 12PM. The water was warm compared to what we were using the days prior in Italy. The bed was A+. There's a stocked mini fridge and a couple of snacks (not free) but it helps for any midnight munchies. We ended up driving up to Mcdonald's. Hear me out... If you feel like the chicken nuggets have never tasted the same than before in the US, TRY IT OUT IN COPENHAGEN. I took a bite and went back to my childhood. I'll definitely be back to visit!
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Jim R.

Yelp
We stayed 3 nights in this cozy boutique hotel in the bustling Nyhavn location of Copenhagen in a king suite with water view. Our room, 401, had a small sitting area with windows on two sides (corner room) along with a king bed. As is typical, despite the hefty price tag of around $700/night, the room was pretty small as was the bathroom. We enjoyed the view of the canal and "kissing bridge" bustling with biking commuters and found the location to be perfect for our needs-adjacent to the busy section of bars but at the far end just outside of all the crowds and activities. Personally the bed was a bit soft for me but was enjoyed by my wife. The bathroom was maybe 8 square meters with a phone booth sized shower and single sink and not an inch of extra space, again typical of Denmark. An ample buffet breakfast was included in our rate and we also dined at the hotel's Italian restaurant one evening. We enjoyed our stay and the warm helpful staff. Recommended
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Joe V.

Yelp
This was my first visit to Copenhagen, but how lucky I was that the person booking my room selected 71 Nyhavn for us. My colleagues and I arrived very late, but the gentleman at the front desk was as accommodating as can be. We were hoping to have an evening drink, but the bar had closed. He asked us what we would like and still was able to serve us. What a nice treat after arriving after a late-night flight from Helsinki. The room had a lot of charm, as did the rest of the hotel and the location was fantastic, being right on the water and so close to restaurants, bars and more. It was only too bad that we were there for only 2 nights. The breakfast included was really good, with a great selection, so that checked the box. I would highly recommend this location for your next stay.

Thomas B.

Yelp
Nice cozy comfy hotel in the nyhavn canal area of the city. Lots of bustling streets adjacent as it's a tourist spot with outdoor restaurant seating and canal views. Nearby the central part of the city.
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Dean M.

Yelp
71 Nyhavn has been a great base of operations for our family to explore Copenhagen. It's fairly central in the city, and our room has beautiful views to the East, looking out into toward Holmen. The room is small by American standards, but it is wonderfully appointed and entirely adequate for my wife, toddler, and I. Hotel staff provided a toddler bed, replete with linens and a toddler sized douvet. The breakfast every morning is high quality. The on-site restaurant prepares a nice risotto but the bar service can be a bit slow if you're just hoping to enjoy a beer
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Eric R.

Yelp
Overall we had a good experience with this hotel, it's off the main strip where the canal is located with the iconic houses and ships. Right around the corner is the new City playhouse and across the lake is the Opera House. Location is pretty nice in that you can walk to the main shopping area in about 10 minutes and you can walk to the palace and the mermaid in 10 to 20 minutes. The only negative is like many rooms in Scandinavia, there aren't any USB outlets. So electronics charging is challenging. Also the shower, mimics the half glass design found in many European hotels... Which befuddles me since that leads to a ton of water leaking out on the floor. Still don't get why Europeans prefer the shower design.
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jill f.

Yelp
We stayed four nights here, on the last leg of our recent European vacation. The staff is very friendly and professional. Our room was small but beautiful and elegantly appointed. The bed, pillows and feather bed were a dream to sleep on! Breakfast was included in our package, and oh boy, it was fantastic. Everything you can think of and more. Delectable. I heartily recommend this hotel. The only problem is it is so deep in the tourist area, good for walking and looking, but overstocked with overpriced, not good restaurants. We solved this! We found a beautiful cozy family owned Italian restaurant just a 10 minute walk away. It is called La Vecchia Signora, and I just wrote a stellar review for them. It may be on Google though. Look it up! It is a gem. Like this hotel. Oh yes! The restaurant here at 71 is called "Sea" and while pricey, it is worth it if you are splurging. Delicious.
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Jill O.

Yelp
Stylish hotel in a great location. I stayed in the Executive Single room and it was perfect for the time I spent in Copenhagen. I had an issue with lost luggage and the staff went above and beyond to make sure that I had what I needed. They even called the airport to check the status of my luggage and when it did finally arrive it was delivered to my room with a smile. I will definitely come back to this hotel when I return to Copenhagen.
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Jacqueline V.

Yelp
We very much enjoyed our stay here. We had a corner room with a harbour view for 5,322 DKK for three nights. The location is very central and close to the tourist sights and plenty of restaurants. We had the breakfast included which was standard European buffet style. There was very limited seating during peak hours so I recommend coming down early to beat the crowd. Bikes can be rented at the front desk 150 DKK for the whole day-- super convenient!!

Amy T.

Yelp
We stayed here 4 nights during our trip to Copenhagen. We stayed 3 nights, then returned after traveling elsewhere for our last night in Copenhagen - so we did stay in 2 different rooms in both buildings. Both buildings offer great views and quiet nights although the hotel is located on the busy Nyhavn street - it is at the very end without the hustle and bustle. The staff was friendly and hospitable. The decor of the lobby and restaurant/bar is excellent! You feel at home here, and not at a busy hotel. They go above and beyond with little touches in the well-designed rooms to create a cozy atmosphere. The wood beams and decor are gorgeous. The mini bar/coffee bar in the rooms even has free cookies in small packets, a cute touch. You receive 4 bottles of complimentary water each day of your stay in your mini bar too - another great touch after a long travel day. Beds are comfortable and rooms are small yet efficient, with superb new showers in some rooms and comfy bathrobes! What really set this hotel apart is the AMAZING breakfast bar. I would come here to just eat breakfast. The breakfast buffet is delicious with both American style options as well as traditional Danish options. A full on cheese-platter, fresh fruit, made to order omelets, fresh squeezed juices, and smoothies, yogurt parfaits, etc. The fee is a bit pricey but worth it for their breakfast buffet, I believe around $25 a person. The restaurant looked nice for dinner too but we did not try it - maybe next time as we will most definitely return here when we get the chance to visit Copenhagen again! Stay here and look no further. Worth every penny.
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Cello K.

Yelp
This is a nice hotel on a very trendy street by the same name which hosts a multitude of outdoor cafés along the canal. One of many picturesque streets in Copenhagen, but this one has the lovely boats and the lights at night that give Copenhagen it's identity and ambiance. Also it borders the harbor which has the bigger boats and tourist attractions like the Little Mermaid and the Opera House. Our room itself is chic with exposed beams, and new fixtures in the bath. There are bikes to rent from the hotel, but we chose to walk everywhere. There is a nice restaurant in the hotel and a bar, but we again chose to explore the city for such fare. Beds are comfortable and wifi is free. The staff is extremely polite and helpful.

Walter C.

Yelp
Such a nice surprise! We liked this place so much that we would book here again if we return to Denmark. If you want to be in the middle of it all, this is the perfect location. What's nice is that although Nyhavn street is the center of all the tourist action, it's at the end of the road, so it's quieter compared to the rest of the street. We had a canal view. I briefly got a peek of a room without a view, and it stared directly into a nearby brick building. Very happy to have booked a room with a view. The room is small but very nice. The bathroom is spacious (no corner shower!!!!!!!) and beautifully updated. It's very close to the usual tourist attractions but a bit of a walk to local neighborhoods. We didn't mind this since we're quite active, but not everyone would make the trek. We hope to be back!

Kate K.

Yelp
3 stars for being under construction and for the huge beam in the middle of my room, an extra star for great service and excellent location. The sloped ceilings in the smaller rooms are charming and the sloped ceilings in the smaller rooms are annoying. Otherwise the rooms are comfortable. Breakfast is awesome. Being across the bridge from Papiroen and just steps away from the tourist strip of sightseeing canal boats, restaurants, gelato, and bars is convenient. A few blocks further out loses the tourists and runs into higher end and smaller delicious restaurants frequented by locals. I'd stay here again for the convenience - though can't say if it's worth the price since it was covered by my hosts.

Helen B.

Yelp
My husband and I had a great time there. We stayed for four days and paid around 215 USD a night. Staff were so nice and gave great recommendations for us to try and do. It is in a great location and the big window made for the breeze to come in and cool off the room fairly easy. The only bad part about our stay was the low lighting in the room, we had an issue with our bathroom light that would take a while to turn on, and a strange smell in the restaurant. Nothing bad. We would definitely stay here again!