Copenhagen Vesterbro/Kongens Enghave Hotels

Rooms are on the smaller side, and with many rooms per floor, sound insulation isn't ideal (earplugs advisable). The hotel doesn't provide toiletries or even umbrellas, so be sure to pack your own. The location, however, is flawless. It's just a stone's throw from the Central Station, making airport transfers incredibly convenient. There's a 7-Eleven and a bakery right by the entrance, and the main shopping street is only a five-minute walk away. For this price point in Copenhagen, you really can't complain!

Location-wise, the hotel has it all since it’s very close and walkable from Copenhagen Central Train Station. It’s also nearby the Fisketorvet Copenhagen Mall and other shops and stops and spots such as the Tivoli Gardens. The hotel itself looks structurally elegant from the outside and inside. Hotel staff were friendly and helpful. Their rooms I think have minimalist concept wherein they have tried to squeezed the space although it wasn’t a concern for a solo traveler like myself. The interior design not just the room but the other areas such as the lobby and dining area were refreshing, smart, and relaxing. I just wished they could have added more or other options into their breakfast such as hot soup or hot noodle soup or anything like that. And also, you need to pay if you want hot water when water should be an accessible and free commodity for guests who already availed their service and booked a room. Moreover, I think their laundry offer was a bit expensive as it was per unit per different types of clothings. Maybe per kilo of collective clothing for laundry would be a friendlier option for guests and tourists so everybody happy. 😁😇 Overall WakeUp Copenhagen Hotel is still a must-booked hotel amongst your options if you happen to go to Copenhagen. Cheers!

I can’t imagine a better location for a stay in Copenhagen. Being right next to the main train station made exploring the city incredibly easy and convenient. The room was just the right size for a couple, and the in-room sink was a thoughtful touch that made getting ready in the mornings and evenings much smoother. The shared bathrooms were also a pleasant surprise — each toilet and shower had its own private cubicle, which felt much more comfortable and well-designed compared to typical hostel setups. The room didn’t have air conditioning, but the fan provided was more than enough for me, even though I normally run hot. We noticed the room could feel a bit stuffy with the windows closed, so we tried to keep them open as much as possible. The downside was that the street noise from people and cars at night sometimes disturbed our sleep. The only other drawback was the luggage storage. It’s not included in the stay, and there’s an extra charge of 40 DKK per bag for the day, plus a 5 DKK service fee per bag. A small detail, but something worth knowing in advance.

The hotel is very easy to find. After landing, just take the M3 blue line metro for 7 stops, and you'll find it diagonally opposite the station. Check-in was very straightforward, and the front desk staff spoke excellent English. The only downside was the breakfast; for 125 DKK, it felt like I didn't get much for my money.

The 4 floor staircases is really a challenging step after the whole day city walk... Also the street noise from the drunk and the door slams noises from the next door also cause frustration during the late night sleeping hour.

Fantastic place to stay. Will definitely visit again. We were a little apprehensive about staying in a “hostel” to celebrate my husband’s 70th birthday but we had the best time! There were lots of guests who weren’t young. You just need to be able to get on your hands and knees for the bed! 🤭 There is ample room to sit up in bed. This place has hotel level facilities without the cost. There is a 7/11 store 2 blocks away. Under 10 minutes to walk to Enghave Plads Metro station where there is a beautiful square with lots of cafes to get breakfast. It was about 20 minutes to walk to Tivoli Gardens.

Objectively speaking, for this price point, the hotel's overall condition is quite good. While the buffet wasn't my favorite, I couldn't find anything better in the area. As for roommates, that's purely down to personal luck and other factors and shouldn't be used as a basis for evaluation.

Location is central. All major tourist attractions are 20 mins by walk. Breakfast is decent. Coffee (at the dining place)  all day, fruits all day, candies on stairway corners are finer things which make it interesting.  Also, the small incentives (like small cookie pack) if you decline room cleaning adds to the pleasant experience.

There was a lamp placed under the bed with a motion sensor, intended to turn on for safety reasons when approaching the bed. The problem was that it switched on every time we turned over during the night – turning on and off constantly. We called the reception in the middle of the night and were told that it could not be turned off. The next morning, we spoke with a manager who was very understanding and tried to find a solution, as our night’s sleep had been completely disrupted because of this.

The location is super convenient- a short walk from the central station. Friendly service with a nice bar/restaurant attached to the hotel. It also has a decent rooftop with seating. I do want to point out the below: no USB or Typr C plug in the room, no hot water in the bathroom sink (maybe in the summer there is no hot water?) odd shaped pillows, odd shaped electric sockets that do not work well with travel converters