The Socialist, a Tribute Portfolio Hotel

Truly Danish minimalism but with exceptional design, although the rooms did have awesome speakers. Was concerned about noise but that wasn't an issue at all. Impossible to beat the location. Much more authentic, truly Copenhagen experience than the Marriott on the water

I recently stayed here with my boyfriend during our visit to Copenhagen and the location was excellent. It was about a 6-minute walk to the nearest metro station and very close to most of the sights in the city centre. The staff were very friendly and helpful during our stay. They were able to get a room ready for us during check in even though we arrived well before check in time which was much appreciated. The decor and layout was stunning. Very modern design. I loved the Dyson hairdryer in the room as well as the custom amenities (shampoo, soap etc). The bed was very comfortable. We didn't have much of a view due to the outdoor metal scaffolding but it wasn't a big deal. All in all, I highly recommend this hotel and would love to stay here again.

The concept of the institution is very interesting. Refined interior and flawless artistic filling. At the entrance you are greeted by a 3D model of tree branches. Each hall is decorated with original paintings and photos, each of which has its own artistic and social value. The hotel is small and cozy. The rooms are not small at all, by Copenhagen standards. And what is generally exceptional for Denmark, the toilet and shower are separated. Special attention was paid to soundproofing the rooms. The excellent location in the city center provides walking distance to all must see places. The bar and restaurant, where there are drinks and dishes for every taste, deserve special attention. The restaurant premises occupy 2 floors, there is also a picturesque terrace. The friendly staff only reinforces the pleasant impression of this establishment.

This hotel is not up to par with other Tribute Portfolio hotels from Marriott. The hotel needs work to meet the standards. Pros - good location, bartenders are super nice. Cons - 1. Rooms and filthy. They used high pile, light grey carpets and they’re totally stained. Its a party hotel, this was a bad design choice. I wouldn’t walk barefoot in my room. 2. LOUD - this is a party hotel and no room is immune to the noise. I was given a room that has a balcony over the bar (its weird) and i asked if this would be a loud room knowing it was the weekend. The ‘green’ front desk person assured me it was quiet and wouldn’t be a problem. This was completely false. 3. Their front desk staff aside from 1 person are extremely junior and need training. I wouldn’t recommend this place unless it improves the above.

My wife and I stayed here a few nights recently. We had a small issue with an upgrade, but the staff resolved it very quickly! They were kind enough also to go out of their with kindness even after the issue was resolved. The breakfast was quite good, the rooms elegant and modern. We really appreciated all the staff being so kind. The location of the hotel is perfect for local sites within walkable distance and to public transportation. Thank you!

Absolutely amazing, friendly, helpful, and charming staff that truly made my business trip to Copenhagen wonderful. The airline lost my luggage and the front desk people helped me find a nice suit and continuously check on me throughout my stay. The hotel aesthetic is simple and elegant— minimally decorated but with dramatic lighting throughout the property. The restaurant/bar had amazing food but again — the highlight were the staff. Hospitality at this hotel was like air as it was all around you. My room was typical for upscale European standards. I had a room on the 5th floor that had gabled windows making it difficult to see the street and experience any view of the city. That being said, the room was perfectly clean and used the space efficiency. The only issue I had is that the incredibly opulent shower that was a gigantic covered entirely in marble had almost no water pressure and the water was not warm enough. This may be just a subjective expectation compared to the skin burning high pressure showers I’m used to in the USA. Overall, my experience was incredible and I will return to The Socialist Hotel in Copenhagen upon my next trip to Denmark.

Excellent hotel in heart of Copenhagen, close to Kongens Nytorv, shopping malls, restaurants, and sightseeing spots. The staff was very attentive and friendly, and resolved all my issues promptly. The room is very modern and chic, has most of amenities and even has a Bose surround sound system. There is bottle service to the room - still or sparkling - without any extra charge. Restaurant is quite polished and fancy as well. I stayed in a Superior room and did not find it too small, but a desk would have been great. However the included breakfast does not include a buffet but only 1 dish with coffee/tea/juice. Also would appreciate if could get slippers in the room. The way to call reception is slightly confusing since there is no phone but an app/nfc system. Would stay again for sure.

My husband and I traveled in September 2023, stayed two nights as Platinum members. We had used two of our Suite Night Awards and was notified 4 days prior of our upgrade so we were initially excited for stay - the suite was supposed to have an outdoor terrace which we we're really looking forward to. With prices of hotels in general in Copenhagen, we had booked a regular room for around $350/night, and after reading the bad reviews we were thankful for the suite upgrade hoping it would make it worth the money (many of the bad reviews were regarding room size, so we thought we dodged a bullet) We arrive a little after 2pm, after walking from the metro station. We were told our room was not available because they had platinum members who had a late check-out; no problem - we stored our luggage and walked around a bit. We came back at 4pm and our room was ready (luggage was not brought to the room which would have been a nice touch) - when we entered our "suite" it was not the suite we had been promised, it was a weird two floor loft, no balcony/outdoor space. Small bathroom without tub - it looked weirdly out of the 70s with wall to wall carpet. We quickly learned that the walls to the outside are not sound proof, even on the 5th floor - voices, garbage, bottles, we could hear everything. When you walk in, reception isn't visible - only a sterile looking concrete bar in the middle of the room. No one greeted us. I had to ask the "bartender?" where reception was - she pointed to a small desk behind a huge pillar, not visible when walking through the door. Breakfast that was included in our room rate was just okay. Both mornings when we went down, service was extremely poor and workers seemed extremely disorganized - the first morning we finished our meal before our coffees came. The wait time was absurd. The second morning I asked my husband to go down and order our breakfast while I walked ten minutes to Anderson & Maillard to pick up pastries and by the time I got back our table was still empty. We had a late flight (5pm) our last day, so we asked for late check-out and we're told no... that they needed time to clean the room. I was sort of taken aback by this because we, ourselves, couldn't check-in at 2pm given a late check-out when we first arrived. Plus, it's supposed to be guaranteed by Tribute Portfolio hotels for status members but apparently they don't honor that. We asked for an extra half hour, so we had to be out by 12:30pm ET. The bathroom shower didn't drain and is "curbless" so water flooded the entire bathroom every time; we couldn't take back to back showers, instead having to wait until the water went down beforehand. Service was absolutely terrible for the amount of money they charge. It felt like they (the hotel and the workers) want to be this very edgy, hip place but fail to remedy the basics of customer service and the hospitality industry. We were glad to check-out and move onto our next destination, which says a lot. I'm writing this review 12 days after our arrival and on the backend, we have yet to receive our points (or bonus points) for our stay, and moreover, we used our Marriott Bonvoy AMEX for the charges and the way they charge your card it isn't processed as a Marriott Hotel so you don't earn the 6x points/dollar like you're supposed to - I've had to contact AMEX to help resolve this. If you're like me and enjoy earning points, it's been nothing but a nightmare and extra legwork - just don't stay here. Pros: - Location, truly in the heart of everything and the only reason for the exra star. - Plugs in and usb next to bed - Dyson hairdryer (grasping at straws to be nice) Cons: - Poor customer service - Food and drink are sub-par - Not worth the $$ value - Underwhelming rooms/decor/aesthetic - Lacking amenities - no conditioner in shower, etc (especially for a suite) - Untrained staff

This Brand new Scandinavian-chic hotel is located in a former power station. We were lucky to book a room for a decent price before the hotel opened and even luckier to stay in a room that has barely been slept in before (if at all). As is pretty much par for the course in this part of the world, the room (a double standard) was small, but comfortable and almost zen in its cleanliness. We had everything we needed located near the bed, including all charge stations for phones that have USB ports and various ways to hook up ones' devices to the television. Also included in this room were Ren bath products, soft towels, a hair dryer, and a tea kettle with a small selection of teas/coffees. In the lobby (and also where you check in) is a bar lounge and an award-winning restaurant. The breakfast looked healthy and delicious, but we opted to explore places to eat nearby. Best of all, they offer a happy hour and night cap, free to guests. Plus, their staff are exceedingly courteous and helpful. The only issue I have is the lack of a "do not disturb" sign to put on the doorknob and the minimalist decor, which though pretty, is not practical when you are trying to find space to stash your stuff.

We stayed in this recently opened small boutique hotel on 2 nights during a heat wave. We really appreciated the a.c. which is unusual in CPH. Our small room, one of the smallest, was sleek yet comfortable modern Danish design. Well-designed, great mattress, good charging features so size was not really a problem. Excellent rainhead shower. Hotel staff were engaging, helpful, friendly and professional to the max. The breakfast was the best we ever had in a hotel. Fresh organic fruits, veggies, smoothies, cooked items, etc. etc. Wide selection. The co-located restaurant Roxie offers top notch new Nordic food. We had a tasting menu with no meat. Wonderful service. Great location. Overall excellent stay!!!