The 5 best boutique hotels in Copenhagen

Opened in 2014, this boutique hotel has impeccable style: modern interiors, Danish designed furnishings, and an all-around minimalistic, Scandinavian vibe. The bedrooms are small but the common spaces are generous, stylish, and cosy.

Named for the nearby Church of Saint Peter, this cool, modernist hotel is well positioned in Copenhagen’s Latin Quarter. A stay here comes with all the amenities you’d expect from a boutique hotel, plus an excellent bar, restaurant, and summer ready courtyard.

Ibsens is a prime location for travellers hoping to explore the Nørrebro, Vesterbro, and Frederiksberg districts, as well as the city centre. Also the Copenhagen lakes and the Torvehallerne food market are very close at hand.

It doesn’t get more boutique than the quaint, one-room Central Hotel, located just around the corner from one of Vesterbro’s hippest streets. This idiosyncratic little inn is an Instagrammer’s dream, but if you really want to stay here, you better book the room way ahead of time.

Sanders is a self-described, ‘hotel of casual luxury set in the heart of Copenhagen’s historic quarter.’ But, even before you step inside the lobby, it’s clear that there is nothing ‘casual’ about this gorgeous designer hotel. Every single detail – from the lighting to the lunch menu – has been thoughtfully, impeccably curated.