Hotel Bethel

Awesome location right on Nyhavn. Easy walking to many parts of inner Copenhagen. Hard spot for cabs to access; it is congested and has one way streets, You may get dropped off some steps away. Really enjoyed our stay. Room was bright and comfortable. No A/C and it was in the mid 80's (F) , but room did have a portable fan which really helped. Surprisingly little street noise and we faced where the action was. Adequate buffet breakfast served on lower level. Staff worked hard to clear tables and refresh the food as needed. Front desk is staffed by really nice and helpful folks.

Staff were very lovely, pleasant, and helpful. The room was spotless and had everything you could need with the exception of a kettle, but free tea and coffee was available in the reception which had a nice inviting seating area in. The location was very central and accessible to public transport. All the amenities were available including towels etc. Breakfast was nice but had limited seating and options which sometimes ran despite staff trying to keep on top of it.

My wife and I stayed at the Hotel Bethal for a two night post cruise stay in June this year to use as a base to explore what Copenhagen has to offer. The hotel is in a great position right on the canal in central Copenhagen, surrounded by many bars and restaurants and is absolutely perfect to experience the hustle and bustle of the city centre. We really liked this hotel. The staff were all efficient, friendly and very helpful. The rooms were neat, tidy, clean and functional, if a little compact. The breakfast was in a continental style, with plenty of choice. They also have tea and coffee available all day in the lounge area next to the reception. Which was really welcome as we had a later flight so had to hang around a while on the day we flew home. The hotel are happy to hang on to your cases in reception on the day that you check in and when you’ve checked out to allow you to get out and about and make the best of your stay. The hotel has a really interesting history which is explained via information posters along one of the corridors at the rear of the hotel. It used to be a refuge for retired seamen and also has a beautiful little chapel, which we were lucky enough to be allowed to view by a really nice lady on reception. It’s definitely worth a look if you have the time. All in all we had a great stay at this hotel and would definitely highly recommend.