I was staying at this hotel for 3 weeks - first two weeks in a single room and the last week in a double room. Rooms are spacious and has a couch, desk, smart tv, good free wifi and ensuite bathroom. The single room had a shower only and the double room had tub and shower in the bathroom. There is a nice lounge (a bar in the night) area to relax and meet new people. Hotel staff is friendly and helpful.

I loved the free breakfast with freshly home-made breads, spreads, yoghurt and fruits etc.

The hotel is situated close to the heart of the Copenhagen city (10-15 min walking distance) and University of Copenhagen (30-40 min walking). Bicycles are available for rent, but a big too expensive.

I really loved my stay at Avenue Hotel.

My friend and I had booked a weekend escape to Copenhagen and this hotel proved the perfect base for a couple of days exploration and relaxation.

The hotel is beautifully decorated (I was a big fan of the comfy sofas, fireplace and Missoni blankets) and our twin room was a great place to lay our heads. (The only negatives I could cite were an overheated room and slightly stinky bathroom drains – It’s testament to the staff and décor that neither these really detracted from an overall fantastic stay.)

The reception staff were brilliant – friendly, efficient and so helpful. We arrived late on Friday night and we were quickly told what food could be ordered in and presented with a complimentary cocktail (we booked through Mr & Mrs Smith). In the morning, having worked our way through the generous buffet, we set off to explore Copenhagen and all the sights.

The hotel is a little further out than expected (20 mins walking) but as we were happy walking this really wasn’t an issue and at night we hopped in a taxi.

Would I go back? Yes, definitely.

A lovely old building, beautifully decorated. Comfortable if soft beds. Staff very friendly and helpful. More than adequate breakfast included, as is wifi and even a small minibar. Downsides: room cold, bathroom cold, non-thermostatic shower, no tea/coffeemaking facilities, no full-length mirror in room, you have to leave and then retrieve your room key from reception (may be a wait), strange clicking from a panel in my bathroom kept waking me up, lift/elevator very small and its manual door may get left open and so it won't come when called. I used both duvets on my bed and was still cold for ages -- taking a shower is the only way to get warm. But apparently cold rooms are not unusual in Copenhagen?

Almost everything about the hotel was really good for the British visitor. All the staff were really helpful and insisted on sorting out breakfast in a bag on the Monday morning as we were leaving really early for our flight home.

The room itself was stylish, although the bathroom was a bit on the small side and the decor was approaching the tired side. The lounge was very comfortable with some big sofas - ideal to relax in after tramping the streets for a day. Breakfast was everything one needs - a wide variety of choice - I particularly liked the cheese cutter.

Although a bit out of the City Centre, there were 2 buses and a metro station close by and trips in and out were just £1.50 each with the 10 trip pass.