We stayed here in February for a few days whilst attending LegoWorld in the nearby conference centre. As accommodation is expensive in Denmark this is a lower-cost alternative although the hostel system takes a bit of getting used to if you're not from Scandinavia. As our accommodation was paid for this time it wasn't an issue for us but the... More

Since we arrived by metro with plenty of luggage, we had to take the bus just for 2 stops and drag bags too the hotel ! Not much around there except if you want to do some jogging. Any markets/shops are 2 km away at least and that is why the Hostel has some snacks (and a good kitchen also).... More

i stayed here for a night on a short visit of Copenhagen with friends. This Danhostel is a bit out of the city center, and the area it's in didn't seem to have much going on, so i was glad we had a car. All 4 of us knew about Scandinavian hostels, so had brought our own bedlinens/towels. We had... More

The hostel is reasonably priced, that is until you get there and they charge you a hostel membership fee, charge you for linen and whatever else they can think of to squeeze extra cash from you. The hostel itself was clean and a nice place to be but they have too many rules in place, one being you can only... More

The location is nice, just at the edge of Amager Fælled and not too far from the metro. But this place is charging hotel prices for hostel quality! Because I am not a member of the YHA I had many fees added to my bill and charged extra to rent sheets. The bedroom had a nice little table and two... More

Awful, cheap, noisy, bad service, old rooms with bad air, awful showers.

This hostel is noce enough. Clean rooms, pretty decent location, fairly quiet. We had a five bed room with a private bath, and there was plenty of room for us. The price was also right. There were a few cons, mostly involving the staff. When we arrived, it was 11:30PM, and we had been traveling most of the day in... More

Decents rooms - and not to small. In general good surrounding facilities, but the Kithen good be a little better equipped. The staff gave good guidance and had no problems with us using our own barberque.A little cumbersome to go to the city by public transport.

My family and I visit Copenhaguen with an excursion from my University. They had requested a family room for us (my husband, my 3-years-old son and me) but when we arrive they had a normal double room for us. The others room were full, so they gave us an extra bed, and we had to manage to put it in... More