CABINN Metro Hotel

Cabin In, near Bella Centre, Copenhagen, is a convenient option for solo business travellers. Rooms are decent, with a highlight being the buffet breakfast offering plenty of options, including a couple of vegetarian items. The surrounding views are beautiful, and rates are relatively cost-effective. The only drawback is the small bathrooms. Overall, it lives up to its tagline, "all you need is sleep".

I gave 4 out of 5 because although the rooms are very small and very basic, this hotel is very clear about this and you get exactly what it says on the tin. The staff were friendly and helpful, with perfect English (no surprise there). I was attending a work event at the nearby Bella Center, it was 13 mins walk and after a long day I was so happy to be walking back to the hotel rather than in a taxi or metro queue. I didn’t have breakfast so can’t comment, however my colleague (who had a slightly larger room but is well over 6ft) said I didn’t miss out. Some of the other reviews complained about the cost, yes it’s expensive for what it is but this is Copenhagen, everything is expensive. So although I wouldn’t use this hotel concept for personal trips, for work it was convenient and accurately described.

I went back at this hotel to stay. Location~wise is super likeable as it’s very close to Ørestad Metro Station and Fields Shopping Mall, both walking distance in just 3 to 5 minutes. Hotel staff were also very much helpful, accommodating, and nice. The room size depending on your choice do have the right space. I just wished the toilet/shower room could have been interiorly designed better. The shower’s control is also with the faucet so you have to extend your arms between the shower part to the sink/faucet when taking a bath. And the area of the sink and the toilet bowl were a bit tight/narrow. Everything else are pretty fine such as the water kettle for boiling water and free coffee and tea sachets. Some rooms do even have the mini~kitchen with fridge and microwave. The greenery view outside the hotel is also very refreshing and good for walking, jogging, etc. Breakfast is also okay~ish for me. Overall, it’s a recommended hotel to stay. Cheers! ✌🏼😎😇🙏🏼

This hotel is a 10 minute walk from the train/metro station and an ideal base for exploring the city, the rooms were very basic and the walls extremely thin as we could hear out next door neighbour snoring through the wall. Staff were helpful and friendly, everything was quite tightly squeezed in the building as corridors were fairly narrow and they definitely used their space well in the rooms. I would stay here again although if you are a light sleeper I would recommend bringing ear plugs.

Overall, it's barely better than sleeping on an airport chair. The hotel staff is nice and the location is convenient next to the shopping mall. The rooms are clean, but so tiny I had trouble opening my suitcase. Beds are horrible and tiny accordingly. Shower and toilet was also half-broken.

Was worried after reading previous reviews but it exceeded expectations, room was clean and fully functional, it was small but I knew this when booking it. Staff were all very helpful. Very quick check in, and was able to access our room an hour early. Breakfast was great. Hotel had lots of space to relax in if needed. Right next to large shopping centre with supermarket with a fab (and cheap) bakery. 5-10 walk to metro and train station- very easy to get around. Also lovely park to wander around behind building opposite. Would advise ear plugs as can be noisy with other guests being loud over night but this would not put me off going back at all.|Also had a fab view from our room of sunset.

Staff made reservation, near customer place. Next to hotel, there is a mall, not difficult to get food, plus the hotel has good breakfast, not so many items , but hot food and good. The room we stayed is not big space, mine is two single beds put together. The bed is ok for me, sleep well. But the bath room and room space is small, as I don’t have idea how much my staff paid, no comments. Just for your reference.

If you are in any room that is number 11 you are going to have a bad time. The way this hotel is heated is by one LARGE vent at the end of the hall billowing hot air down that hall into the rooms. There are "thermostats" in each room, but the staff admits they do nothing. Rooms numbered 11 are the first door right next to this vent....and it is UNGODLY. There is no escape. There is no getting out. The windows dont open so even though it was under 0 outside, there is no way to cool it down. I asked the staff about it and was given a useless fan that did nothing to cool it down or help at all. They said they would try to lower the heat - they did not. I couldn't sleep for three of the four nights I was there. I was sweating through all my bedsheets in misery. A friend joked it was a good way to get pneumonia due to the temperature change and - what do you know. I got pneumonia. Do not stay in a room numbered 11 or you will be right there next to that heater and dying of heatstroke.

This is my second time staying here - first time was during a conference at the Belle center, and the second time was just an overnight stint to catch our layover. Like the other reviews mentioned, the utilitarian space is tiny. Like staying in a shoebox. The bathrooms are not for the claustrophobic, as it is like showering in a closet. Shower heads are also located close to the ceiling so if you're short, you'll have to stand on your toes just to reach the spray. For the price of our commodore 2 twin beds room, booking an Airbnb apartment closer to the heart of town in Tivoli would be around the same price per night (if we'd had more time to book that). On the upside, it's conveniently located. Fields shopping center/mall is right next store. And Ørestad station is just around the corner (2 train stops from the airport). The staff are very friendly, helpful, and accommodating. However, the next time I plan to visit København for an actual vacation, I won't be staying here.

Big heads up: don't stay here. Just don't. If you're thinking it's cheap and better than a hostel, a hostels cheaper and a hostel is nicer. Walking into the room you feel like a miniature prison cell. The bathrooms are smaller than bus toilets and there is no divide between the shower and the toilet (and who likes wet toilet paper). There is a sign in the bathroom to help them save water (aka money) by leaving your towels hanging. My towels were all thoroughly soaked after trying to contain the water to the bathroom, so I wanted to make it as clear as possible that I would not be keeping them. I left them in a pile on the floor in the middle of the room. I later returned to my room, the garbage was empty (that's a plus) and the towels were gone. Very impressive. Then I realized the housekeeper took the towels and didn't replace them. The hotel is also a 50 minute bicycle ride from anywhere you would want to go, a 20 minute taxi, or a 20ish minute metro (which isn't free). The one plus I could find was the rooms got to ridiculously hot in the morning because there was no AC and only one small window that barely cracked open at the top, so it doubled functioned as an alarm clock in the morning and a personal sauna. The hotel was absolutely abysmal, but I do have to say the staff there were very friendly and kindly switched my room at check in when I pointed out there were mucus stains on my bed. Don't stay here.

This Hotel Cabinn is located in the new development of Ørestad on Amager. I booked a Standard Room for 3 nights in July 2012 when I was traveling throughout Scandinavia. The standard room comes with a twin bunkbed and a rollout twin that rolls out from underneath the bottom bunk. It also comes with a small tv, a desk, free wifi, and a large window that can be opened in two different directions. Pros: - Cheap rates, only 74EUR a day for 1 person! - About a few minutes walk to the new Copenhagen Metro stop at Orestad. This metro stop is also conveniently located upstairs from the Oresundtag train that can take you between Malmo, Sweden to Kobenhavn H and also stops at the Kastrup airport along the way. - Is located next to the largest mall in Denmark, Fields - Front desk is open 24 hours and they take EUR bills if you haven't had a chance to get any DKK yet. Cons: - Is not near the center of Copenhagen. You need to take the Metro or the Oresundtag to get there. There is nothing else within walking distance except the Fields nearby, so you will have to get on a train to get anywhere. - European bathroom weirdness: The bathroom is the size of an airplane bathroom. Shower has a wraparound curtain and water tends to get everywhere. My bathroom at the hotel in the middle of Stockholm actually had its own door. - No air conditioning, although the window opens so you probably don't need it.. - Someone tripped a circuit breaker one of the nights I was there, the room lost power, but the guy at the front desk reset it in a few minutes. - Beds are small. You probably will not fit if you are 6ft. or more. Also the linens looked cheap but felt clean. Summary: not a bad hotel for travelling. Although if you are able to, try to see if the Hotel Cabinn City has rooms available during your stay. They are similar prices and the City hotel is located 1 block away from Kobenhavn H.

You get what you pay for. It was okay in price but room was very hot with poor air circulation. I did open window and had to open door to hallway because room was extremely stuffy and hot only to be bombarded with cigarette smoke. Miserable two night stay. Only plus was very close to indoor shopping mall.

A bargain at what cost? Cabinn Metro was the location of my final evening's sojourn in Copenhagen. Off the employer dime, I wanted something cheaper, which is what I got in terms of cost and quality. First off the LOCATION is poor. You're quite a ways outside of the center near the Ørestad metro stop. From here it's at least a 10 minute walk to the hotel which at night feels especially isolated with no open businesses and no foot traffic. If I were a woman traveling alone, this walk might give me pause. It is convenient to the airport if that's your next destination (take the train, not the metro). The CHECK-IN experience is abysmal. There's a take-a-number device, oh my. The tableau of tired, angry looking travelers sitting everywhere around the lounge waiting for the grossly understaffed check-in to serve them is pretty depressing. Not a good start. The ROOM is quite small, bigger than a Japanese capsule, but really otherwise tiny. I will say that they did a pretty good job with the layout and functionality of the room space itself....as good as can be expected for a small space. Ventilation, though, was quite poor. There's no air conditioning or fan, just a small window. It was rather cool outside when I was there, and the inside was almost unbearably hot and stuffy...especially after a shower. The BATHROOM is a joke...absolutely tiny...my bathtub at home is bigger than the entire bathroom. The shower is built into the ceiling above the sink. You could shower while sitting on the toilet if you wanted to. Of course, it turns into a giant wet puddle for the foreseeable future due the aforementioned lack of ventilation. The NOISE is bad. The staff seem to have no interest in curbing partying, even if it's happening outside with Arabic rap being played at a loud volume at 4 AM. You can also hear lots of interior noise. Wi-Fi cuts in and out...sometimes fast, sometimes slow, sometimes nothing at all. Overall, this is a low-budget accommodation but I'm not sure I even got that low budget's worth of value. It's pretty bad. The only reason it gets 2 stars instead of 1 is that they never tried to sell it as anything nice.

Seeing how I was with a typical SHORT Chinese family, the standard room with a bunkbed and pull-out bed was the perfect size for us, so we didn't really mind the SMALLNESS of everything. What made the biggest impact on me was how ingeniously the room was designed, and how all of the compact space was creatively used, despite being considered a "cheap-y hotel." As a visiting tourist to the UK, some of the most important things that I value in a hotel is the number of outlets one has and whether or not the wifi works. This place not only had FOUR functional outlets, but working wifi and a smart enough tv for me to charge my things in the USB port (another major perk). There was even a mini-hot water maker to top it off! Despite being in here with two other people, this room had enough walking space and even a small closet for you to hang stuff in. Some of the major downsides of staying here is the bathroom, whose shower, sink, and toilet all occupy the same floor, meaning that it will ALWAYS stay wet. Overall, this room is definitely quite cute, and I can see the effort made in terms of making living accommodations as efficient, yet comfortable as possible. Though the location could be more ideal, this is a great place to stay, if you're looking for something affordable and decent!