You can't not like your stay at this hotel. It's like having your own luxury apartment in the center of Copenhagen—and to think, your apartment also comes with multiple restaurant options, a cool bar, a friendly and helpful dedicated staff. Oh, and a phenomenal world-class amusement park literally right outside your front door. Go, if you can. You won't be disappointed. (New Year's Eve here is spectacular. Not necessarily because of the dinner packages which were fine, but because you have a front seat to the Tivoli fireworks throughout the night. Spectacular!)

Stayed at the Nimb from the 18th to the 20th of December. From the outside, the Nimb doesn't really impress, but the décor inside is enchanting. That and the fact that the rooms had a view of the Tivoli gardens meant that this hotel was all about aesthetics. I remember being blown away by the look of the interior.

My family and I(parents and 3 other siblings) had 2 rooms to ourselves...I think it was room 5 and 6 just beside the bar. The décor of the rooms were fantastic as well, old, rustic yet cosy look and feel to the rooms. The 4 siblings shared one room and the hotel put in 2 additional beds for us. The room was spacious enough to comfortably house 4 people.

Copenhagen honestly isn't much of a tourist attraction, so the Tivoli gardens(which Nimb hotel guests have free entry to) is basically THE place to go. So the free entry I guess is another perk of the hotel.

Service was good, the concierge was always accommodating and willing to help. Location wise the hotel was great as well. Just directly opposite to Copenhagen central station(where you can get access to the airport), round the corner is the Copenhagen hard rock café if you need to get souvenirs, and the shopping street is just 5-10minutes walk away. Plenty of eating options nearby too.

Within the hotel, there is a bakery with pretty decent baked goods and the café is really good. The grill restaurant was decent enough as well. Never had the chance to try the restaurant Louise though.

The downside of this hotel is clearly the price. It is pricy, but as they say, you pay for what you get. But all in all, great place to stay.

Stayed a single night on december 13th.
The reception staff was at the same time very friendly yet professional.
We were upgraded to a deluxe room.
We were shown around the hotel and the primary facilities were presented to us
The room was great - for once, a room that really lived up to the name deluxe: Very large, nicely furnished in very good taste, good bed, high-end electronics and nice views of Tivoli. Large bathroom with both tub and shower. All necessities were plentiful and of high quality.
Outstanding staff who managed to impart a warm, cheerful and yet professional atmosphere.
The only minor thing I can think of was a bad cake in the brasserie but it was handled well by the staff.
Had dinner at the restaurant Nimb Louise - highly recommended!

I arrived stiff, grumpy and tired. The man who greeted us (there was only ever one person working at reception as it's small) made me laugh and showed me a spectacular room (free upgrade I suspect, who knows?). He also organised a massage straight away, to my room. It was the best ever, and even cheaper than I would normally pay at home.

There were handmade chilli chocolates from the restaurant below (which would rival Noma) beside my pillow. And a classy children's themepark glowing outside my window.

Fairytale stuff.

Thank you Nimb.