Cabinn City

When we travel abroad, we usually choose an affordable option without worrying too much about room layout. Most of the time, that includes a room with two beds, a bathroom and shower set up and a bit of space for luggage. It's usually about the size of a college dorm room. This room was a bit bigger, and had all the amenities we needed for our stay. It was comfortable, clean and a good price. The bonus was being in walking distance of an amazing mall and having a luxury hotel across the street with wonderful dining options.

This place wasn't bad, but the room was quite a bit smaller than other similar options in the area. We still really enjoyed our stay and the common areas were nice to hang out in and rest after a long day of walking around the city. The location and walking distance to the Trivoli Gardens came in very handy. They have Friday night concerts at the gardens and we went to see Bryan Adams. He was excellent. We left a little bit earlier than the show ended, and we could still hear his singing through our window. We also had a lovely courtyard to look over from our window when we were in the room.

This was the worst hotel I have ever stayed at. The rooms are tiny -- smaller than cabins on an old cruise ship. Bathroom is not very functional, with shower getting everything wet. Noisy, and no AC, so you have to keep the window open in summer. Service is horrible. They simply don't care. Stay away.

10.26-27.22 Cabinn City is located right by the Copenhagen central station. It's about a 3 minute walk with an excellent location to nearby bus stops in transit period I would definitely recommend it here if you're looking for a comfortable place on a budget. The rooms are a bit small, but they offer all the essentials. Warm hot showers, fast WiFi, and a rejuvenating bed! The bathroom floors also double as the shower floor, there's a circular curtain that spreads around the shower head. Talk about space saving! :) Tivoli Gardens is also a short 5-7 minute walk away, it's a must-do on the list (along with Nyhavn)! Such a beautiful amusement park with exhilarating rides. After staying at two different CABINN locations, I became quite familiarized with their eco-friendly, sustainable style. The rooms are small but the beds are comfortable! The particular room I stayed in did not have a fan or a/c. There is a window, but mine seemed to only open up about an inch. There were several moments where I held my face out towards the window gap, breathing in the fresh Denmark air. There's nothing else quite like it. I love it! Breakfast buffet is very good! Lots of options for fuel, croissants with a side platter of thin chocolates and open faced sandwiches (ham, chives, and onion). Also, there was a central table with different types of bread and meats/cheeses. Copenhagen is extremely bike friendly! CABINN offers their blue Cabinn bike rentals, they are a great way to get around town at a price of 150 DKK per day ($20). Fair warning, the seats are a little bit higher up. So for those who are under the height 5'6 or 5'7 , it might be a better option to ride the electric Lime bikes as I noticed they seem to have a shorter seat to pedal length ratio. Poor Jenny, she ended up bruised and battered riding the Cabinn bikes as it was painful to get on the seat and pedal. We had spoken to the front desk about it but not much help.

Well located. Clean. Not spacious at all. the bathroom is very, very small. Friendly staff and good breakfast. Good budget accommodation

The facilities are very basic, if you need a place to rest your head, then this should be fine. Location: Great location. A 5-10 minute walk to Tivoli Gardens and the main train station. If you go up further, you'll reach the city hall square. Check in/check out: They stand by their 3pm check-in, so if you arrive early, you can either wait in the lobby or utilize their storage lockers and explore the city. The storage lockers are free of charge, the issue a keycard, and if you have more valuable items, you can rent a locker (big enough to hold a small carryon). Keep in mind that you do use these storage facilities at your own risk, but we had no issues. Check-in and check-out, we had no issues. The staff were very helpful. Rooms: The rooms are tiny, bathrooms are tinier. Very basic and no frills. We stayed here in the late part of May and the weather was already warming up. There was no AC but the front desk provided a very small desk fan to help circulate the air. They suggested we sleep with the window open but being that the neighboring balcony rooms are so close together, i was paranoid of someone coming through our window. The beds were decent. The bathroom is a basic toilet and shower combined in one. There is a curtain provided to separate the shower/toilet. We had 2 huge luggages and we were able to move around the room ok. Price and other amenities: Hotel prices in copenhagen shocked me. This was the closest to our budget and it pained me to pay close to 130USD for this room. Thankfully we only had to stay one night. A full Breakfast buffet is available to purchase, but we did not partake in this. Wifi is available throughout the building. It worked fine in our room as well.

Cabinn was like cabinn is. Is clean,m and small. The price was too much for a weekend. I could have stayed at a bigger place for less but I didn't realise that in time to change it. The people who work there here are nice and I have no complaints except for the price... it's too high for a place like this.

Great place! Cozy, hospitable, generally just a great environment. Staff incredibly helpful, they even helped me find my Xbox controller

Small but comfortable, near the København train station, it's your best choice to traveling here in some days

Very minimalistic and simple and small rooms. Even tinier bathroom. Bed bunk style with one full size bed in our unit, which was fine for sleeping. One single half window opens only a few inches. No AC. Wouldn't be an issue if unit had more air ventilation. Our view is of the other units behind us so no privacy. Toilet/sink/shower is small and is combined meaning too tight for two adults to do anything simultaneously. Good thing we only had our carry on strollers as we locked up our big luggages at the airport. One big plus: close to everything in town. Walking distance even. Courteous front desk staff so far. Wifi is fine, which allowed me to post this review. And so-so for about $130 US dollars per night, I guess. I've stayed in cozier/cleaner/nicer smelling hostels in both Europe and Asia. Glad we only stayed one night though.

Hotels in Copenhagen are EXPENSIVE! The Hotel Cabinn City isn't cheap either but cheaper than anything else that I could find. It is in a great location, just a few blocks from Tivoli Gardens, which is a plus. On the minus side, the bathrooms are a bit, how should I say... different. The shower isn't a shower but just a shower nozzle coming out of the wall. You don't step into the shower; you stand on the bathroom floor and the water comes down on you. Of course, even with the funky shower curtain, the entire bathroom floor gets soaked which is somewhat annoying. In our room the drain didn't smell very nice either. As for breakfast - they do have a basic buffet which is passable with different breads and meats and cheeses, along with cereal and coffee/tea and juices. Nothing special really but it fills a hole. If you can't find a better deal in the city, by all means go to the Cabinn City.

I just stayed there with a friend of mine. The first thing we noticed was that the room had been smoked in a lot. It smelled like an ashtray. We told the front desk that we'd like to change due to our room smelling like cigarettes. The girl at the desk said, that's impossible as this is a non-smoking hotel! I told her that it may be except for that room. She let us change and it was much better. The WiFi was OK as well. The room was extremely small for two people and I saw no luxury but it was cheap, for Copenhagen... This review was written in 2009.

The only good things about this hotel are that it is very well located (you can go pretty much anywhere on foot) and the staff is very courteous. They spoke to us in French, which is our primary language, it was quite charming. Otherwise, the rooms are minuscule. I was like "What is this, a room for ants?". We separated the two twin beds and had almost enough space to walk. Then, the shower/bathroom. Yeah, the shower is like... The entire bathroom. You shower in the bathroom. All that separates you from the toilet is a curtain. Otherwise, the entire bathroom is the shower. And oh, well, room service might not bother checking if you have toilet paper left, so you might have to ask for a roll at the front desk. And finally, the breakfast. The food is ok but redundant. Bread, cold cuts, cheese, yogurt. I hope you like these cause there's nothing else.

The rooms are very tiny and the bathrooms were even tinier because they combined a toilet and shower in one. I stayed with my friend and she found at least 10-15 black hairs in her bed; her hair is red mine is blonde; and my phone got stuck to the counter. On a positive note the wifi works very well and the staff is very nice. I wouldn't recommend this place unless you don't care about small spaces or hair in your bed.

Great hotel in the centre of Copenhagen. I stayed there with a friend, and we both loved it. The price was very reasonable, the hotel was clean and the staff was friendly. Highly recommended!

The best things about this palce is its proximity to the train station and the price. Otherwise, I wouldn't recommend it. The rooms are tiny. Apparently the owner was inspired by the cabins in cruise ships. That's not a good thing. The bathroom is the worst thing about this place. There's not separate shower, just a curtain, and the sink faucet and "shower" faucet are powered from the same source. You turn the sink on, then turn another lever to activate the shower head. Everything in the bathroom will get wet, including the toilet paper. Then afterward, you need to squeegy the entire bathroom so it is usable again. Sounds exactly like what you want to do on your vacation, doesn't it. You also get to hear all the noise from Tivoli Gardens, which includes screaming, techno, and fireworks. There is a tiny balcony that is pretty much useless. Water from the front desk is expensive. Go to the Reema 1000 by the train station and stock up there. No fridge or hairdryer in the room.

Inexpensive, quiet, clean, and comfortable. The rooms are small and there are no frills, but the hotel's motto is "all you need to sleep." Highly recommended if you're coming to Copenhagen to explore the city and not to marvel at your luxurious hotel room.