Danmark Hotel, Copenhagen

The hotel has one small lift, which packed up when we were there although it was fixed quickly, and the floor levels are uneven so one has to be prepared to carry suitcases down and up steps on way to some rooms. We were there in the heatwave (28degrees) and it was like a very hot Australian summer night. There was no airconditioning and all fans were already booked out. We had windows open fully, but sleepless night as in middle of city and rooms average size (for Australia) so not a great area to relax in. We booked out to the Radisson in Falconer Alle Frederiksberg, which is close to the Metro (5 mins to walking street) and near the 18 bus to the corner of Godhabsvej, where one can then take the 2A bus to central station. Frederiksberg houses the Frederiksberg slot (castle) (further up Falconer Alle) which is a lovely walk in the evening, or one can cross Falconer Alle and walk to the KVL University gardens.Also near a public pool. Danmark Hotel does not have access to a pool and although close to the Tivoli and walking street, one can easily access these by the 2A bus. In winter to May, Danmark Hotel would be fine, as it is nearby shops and if you can't find a restaurant -ask, they exist but are hard to find in winter!