YMCA Interpoint Hostel

YMCA is a great budget friendly option for quick Copenhagen visits. Mind the alcohol and late entry ban and otherwise you'll be good. Walkable distance to main landmarks and cozy living room to chat with people. The staff is always helpful and friendly, for hostel level accommodation works well.

Stayed here for one night. Location was good, not too far from the Central Railway Station but still quiet and peaceful. Customer service was very helpful and welcoming. Atmospere in the hostel is communal and friendly. Great value for money with the last week discount. Rooms are basic dorms whithout any luxury as you would except. Dorms would need individual storagelockers to fit all your luggage. Showers and toilets were decent and clean. Luggage storage room was locked but messy and smelled little bit moldy. Good for storing your luggage while you wait for chek-in or chek-out. All in all good experience.

People working there are really nice and kind. The rooms are a little bit basic. Showers are good. Kitchen is okay and well provided although there are not so many pans. Also cozy main room where it is easy to make contact with other people. The beds make a lot of noise and are simple. The location is good.

Very charming place! The staff were kind and helpful, and the other guests were also really nice! Lots of good food and cocktail bars in the area. The 1am curfew might annoying for some, but for me it ensured a quiet nights sleep. Big lockers in every room, that fits any type of padlock i think.

A good friend of mine and I stayed at the YMCA Hostel for one night and we think it was amazing. The staff was very welcoming and nice. The Place itself is nice although it is old. What i like most about this place is the communal kitchen and "chill out" area, because of the old piano that was there and the other instruments laying around. We got to hear some v good piano skills during our stay! Overall it is to say that the environment is very calming, cute and friendly and definitely a good place to stay. (Also LGBTQ+ friendly)

The hostel is very well located in a central area, the rooms are spacious and relatively clean. The bathrooms are few, for men I only saw one on the ground floor and in the basement where the showers are there is a urinal. The showers smelled bad but there was hot water. Large kitchen and recreation area. The reception was good, everyone was very friendly.

I really like this place. Feel very welcome, staff is friendly, price is okay. They have everything you need. Sheets are included, you can have pillow and blanket if you need. They offer lockers. Wifi is excellent, also in the rooms. The showers are situated in the basement, a little spooky maybe but there's enough room for three people showering at the same time. It's really close to the main railway station, maybe 10 minutes on foot. Would definitely come back!

It's a hostel, so it's important to adjust one's expectations - if you want something really nice, go to a hotel. For the price it was pretty much alright, although the toilets and bathroom floors could have been cleaner. The kitchen was a bit chaotic - fridge is full with forgotten things getting spoiled and people stealing your things, some system could be implemented. I didn't mind the curfew since I wasn't there to party and didn't want to be in the company of party people. But generally, I would definitely stay there again: it's not perfect, but I believe that it should be one of the best hostels in CPH, if not the best, for those who want to sleep in peace after a long day. The ONE things that actually annoyed me quite a lot - enough to remove a star - was the door in the hallway that leads to the bathroom downstairs. It's super loud and annoying when you're trying to fall asleep, and it's one of those doors that close themselves so it's sort of on purpose like this????? I'm planning on coming back this year and would be really happy to see that banging door fixed, even if I don't believe I will.