The premise of Hotel Alexandra - to celebrate Danish architecture and design - was evident from the front desk area to the sensational room based in the innovative furniture wirks associated with Denmark. The spacious room ( with totally separate bathroom) was on the corner of the building which gave wonderful views in different directions! The location was definitely within easy walking distance to Tivoli Gardens, main squares / shopping, train station. The staff - particularly Katz - were helpful (including when I inadvertently mispunched a number in the room safe). A funky bar, a sunny courtyard, bright artworks, descriptive explanations of designs on show, happy ‘wine’ hour, a lift, 24/7 front desk - all these aspects enhanced my 4 day Copenhagen experience! Hotel Alexandra is highly recommended!

A slight downside is that the adjoining cafe - whilst a bustling enterprise with fab staff and delicious dishes - especially the coffee - does close around 4pm. It is extremely popular with locals, so it’s wise to reserve for breakfast (as strongly suggested by hotel)- but, it has a limited range. If you want to taste a typical ‘open sandwich’ or pastry, you will need to look elsewhere. There are numerous nearby restaurants and the Urban Indian across the road was packed with locals at 9pm and the food was wonderful!

The location was fantastic! Right near Tivoli Gardens with lots of transit options nearby. Very convenient for getting around but also close enough to walk around all the main areas. The room was lovely and the bed was comfortable. Having a big desk was a bonus this time. I really liked the history of Danish design and the care taken with all the decor in the hotel.

The key was large and requested to be left at the desk when you went out, which is not a problem except a couple of times it took a while to get the key back when I returned. A very minor inconvenience!

I recently stayed at this hotel and had a generally pleasant experience. The standout feature was the decoration and spaciousness of my Verner Panton room, it was larger than I expected. Additionally, the location is incredibly convenient, with a train station just a short walk away, making it easy to explore the city. Moreover, the breakfast at the café downstairs was excellent, offering a good variety of delicious options. Overall, if you prioritize space and location and can overlook a few minor inconveniences, this hotel is a solid choice.

On the downside, I did notice some dust on the bed and hair in the toilet and towel, which was a bit disappointing. The building itself is quite old and I could feel some shaking whenever a car drove by, which might be bothersome for light sleepers.

Bedroom was comfortable and decoration was nice, but we found the team at the reception and at the cafe super nice. Edea has treated us perfectly, with the perfect sense of humor, always helpful, sharing tips about the town, places to go (actually one of the best experiences we had on this trip was thanks to Edea). Super special, hope we are able to come back soon.

The hotel feels like a museum of midcentury danish furniture design, very cool! Well designed, clean and comfortable. Quite close to city center, the metro station and Tivoli gardens. The breakfast is divine!

Housekeeping never came to our room during our stay and we're not sure why. I would have liked to have a hair dryer in the room.

I loved the room. It was a comfortable space with great furnishings. The location was ideal to walk around the old part of Copenhagen. The breakfast available (for a fee) on-site, was delicious. The staff was very friendly and helpful.

Stylish 60's design room with a comfy bed. Loved it! Location was perfect, close to town but not right in the centre which suited us. Everything walkable.

Breakfast at nextdoor Cafe was very good. Had to pay but discounted and very filling and convenient. Parking very close to hotel. Across the street from start of tours, things to do/see so good location. Nearby restaurants, bakeries, bars, etc. Bathroom had heated floors and room temp was comfortable.

Uppn arrival, assigned room smelled of smoke (in a smoke-free hotel). Returned to front desk and asked to change rooms. Staff wasn't authorized to do this but when pushed a bit (we have smoke allergies) he contacted manager who authorized upgraded room at no cost as there weren't comparable rooms available. This was a very nice surprise and much-appreciated. Staff was ill-informed on parking options (they don't own cars!). Seemed to not know information about anything to help tourists.

If you love mid century furniture this is the place for you! The bed was very comfortable, the room was tidy, clean and well designed with amazing pieces of furniture. I believe each floor is slightly different. The staff were exceptionally friendly and helpful. Most places were within 20 minutes walk, the round tower, Tivoli gardens (5 mins), the station, canal rides, etc. Very quiet and peaceful. Definitely will go back. The breakfast was delicious too.

Not much to dislike when you love the era! If I had to say one slight negative- there were no teabags or milk in the room, only coffee but the staff sorted that too!

Hotel Alexandra was a good value stay in Copenhagen for us. It's well located within easy walking distance of the centre. Copenhagen's public transport system is affordable, is accessible nearby, and makes other parts of the city within easy reach Staff were friendly and fairly helpful. Rooms were simple, but adequate. A free drink is available each evening, and there is coffee available too. Unfortunately these weren't explained on arrival. The adjoining cafe is good, popular and offers a slightly discounted breakfast to guests. I would put the hotel on my list of possible hotels if visiting again. Be aware that currently (March 2025) there is a large amount of noisy building work taking place in buildings around the hotel, so you may wish to check to find out if it has been completed as it could affect your sleep quality.