_social events every day - great for solo travelers _VERY comfortable bed _separate toilet and shower in every room + both had soap in it _free beer every day at hostel hour _cheapest dinner you can get in the whole city (tried the pizza and the cold pasta) _clean hostel, there is housekeeping every single day _good security in the rooms (except the lockers) _many opportunities inside the hostel - beerpong, billiard, gym, foosball, football, yoga, cinema, parties, kitchen, bar, restaurant

_one thing that was actually bad: you can open the lockers with closed locks. yep. you read that right. _a girl tried to find out how to use the lockers for 10 minutes - please put some instructions on it for the not-so-sharp people _very hard and a little dangerous to get to the top bed _the beds have a lamp right in front of your face - would have been more convenient and smart to put it on the side because it has a really bright light and can hurt your eyes

The hostel has all that you need, it is confortable and a nice place. I have traveled with my children and they love it specially the beds which are like a small house/cave for them. The hostel offers breakfast it is simple but it is ok just for fews days, we had breakfast the first morning but the following mornings we realised that its better buy groceries in the supermarket and breakfast in the top kitchen that the hotel has. The kitchen in the top is beautiful and big place where you can cook and spent time.

In the floor level N. 5 smell super bad like a sewer. if you want to use the kitchen area you have to pay an extra, its not expensive but I didn't like that no one explained it to me during the check in.

The hostel is very big and they have a lot of stuff like open area where you can chill, futsal, football, karaoke, raggaeton parties and other activities. If you are travelling solo its a good way to meet a lot of people if you want. You can walk to the tivoli gardens and the Copenhagen main station, so location wise is also not bad. The staff was very helpful; I had a problem with my locker and they fixed it quite quickly. The room was clean and neat and the facilities were also good. In general a good place to stay, can totally recommend it.

I was in a 4 person room. The room was quite small. Literally when one comes through the door there is not space for 2 people to go in side by side; the size was that small. Also the toilet and shower was also correspondingly small compared to the room. If you dont like tight spaces maybe this one is not for you. Also the wifi was very weak - kept turning on and off which was quite annoying.

Next House — this is more than just a hostel. Here you meet a conglomeration of various things and activities. Accommodation and food are only a part of Next House. A large part of the hostel space is for common joint fun, sports, bar, and food. The innovative check-in procedure, where the guest himself codes his own key-access card, should be particularly highlighted. The rooms are sort of a mix of ordinary dorms and a sort of capsule room — an interesting experience. Each room has a bathroom and shower; towels are included in the price. A plus is the option to buy breakfast (69 DKK) or dinner (129 DKK) — pizza and salad bar. Perfect location: a stone's throw from the metro station (the metro goes to the airport) and the Central Station. The city bus 5C, which goes to/from the airport, stops right next to the hostel (you need to buy a ticket for 30 DKK for 4 zones). Before or after check-in, you can leave your belongings in the storage room on ground level (for an additional fee: 3 h - DKK 30; 6 h - DKK 35). From here you can explore all of Copenhagen as a base.

The rooms are tiny, as are the lockers in the dorms. If you have a large suitcase, you have to keep it in the room. Breakfasts are good, but there are no vegetables at all, not even cucumbers or tomatoes. For using the kitchen (if you want to cook something yourself), you also have to pay extra (20 DKK). It may not seem much, but it is an additional expense.

This is the best hostel I've ever been to for facilites. It has everything you could possibly want from a hostel (including four bars, a cinema and an indoor five a side football pitch!) and the atmosphere in the hostel is fantastic. The bars are reasonably priced and everyone is friendly. The communal areas are superb and the rooftop bar is also brilliant. The beds themselves are comfy (and surprinsgly very private even when there are four in the small room) and the rooms are clean.

The rooms are small. We had a four bed room and there's very little space in it. We weren't in the room much other than for sleeping but it's very tight for four people with bags.

The staff are super friendly and helpful. Room itself is pretty small but the communal area downstairs are amazing! You got cinema room, gym, lovely bar and cafe, pool table, football court and loads of lovely sitting area with boardgames for you to meet ppl or just chill. Location is great too literally 10 mins walk away from the train station where you can go directly to the airport in 30mins.

The room itself is pretty small, we stayed in the dorm room for the first 2 nights and private double room for another night. Double room is very tiny it might be hard to pack your stuff if you have loads of luggage. (works for us as we only have 2 small bags). The facility inside/ outside the room are very new and clean. Communal area is amazing (have to emphasise cus it's honestly so well design!)

Bed was very comfy and I liked the side pocket to put some of my stuff. Also I really liked the set up of the beds. It makes it less noisy when people go up and down the beds. It feels a bit like a capsule hotel which I love. Very modern facilities with all kinds of extras like a gym , laundry, breakfast ...etc at a very reasonable price

The side of the room was too small. You could barely fit your stuff over there. Toilet and shower inside of such small room made it extremely noisy when someone woke up early morning. The shower was cloaked. It would be nice to have a cortain for more privacy.

We arrived at the Next House Hotel and found plenty of parking on the street beside the hotel (expensive street parking). The hotel was clean and modern. The staff were very friendly and helpful. The hotel is a mix between a hostel and a hotel. There are always people in the lobby socializing. The room was small....really small. It had four beds in "pods" and a bathroom/shower. No fridge, no phone, no clock, no TV, no radio, no amenities at all. It served our purposes, but it wasn't enjoyable at all. The restaurant was good, but not great. The breakfast is conveniently and reasonably priced (when compared to the rest of the city), but the quality was "meh". The pizza buffet in the evening was the same.

The one big negative to the Next House is that they charge you for everything. On their website they show the gym, rooftop bar, restaurant, recreational stuff, etc. But, they didn't make it clear that everything is an additional charge (gym = fee; pool table = fee; rooftop bar = fee; etc.). I get it, Copenhagen is an expensive city, but the extra fees were annoying.

The environment and stuff were great. Also, the location is very comfortable. If you are coming from the airport or going to the airport, the 5C bus stops right there, in front of the hostel.

There's not much to dislike, just it would have been better if the windows had nets so flies or mosquitoes do not come in. Other girls closed the window due to this, so if there were nets and windows open, maybe it would not have been that much hotness on upper capsules. P.S. nothing regarding the hostel, but if you are going to take the 5C bus, be very attentive because there are two 5C buses, one with name, airport, and another with name hospital.😂

It's the perfect hostal if you're travelling by yourself! They make their best to make the solo travelers not so solo in the evenings! I shared a room with other girls travelling by themselves almost on the same dates as me and that made the whole experience pop! I think I spent more time in their rooftop drinking wine (not cheap but definitely cheaper than the rest of the city) under the sun with my roommates and being social with other people from the hostal. I think I would only go back to Copenhagen just to go to that hostal hahaha

You have to pay to use the kitchen, it's not much but still the first time I saw that. The rooms are a bit narrow