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Traveling to Copenhagen and Stockholm each for three days early October. Looking for advice on lodging and must see spots. Any help would be greatly appreciated. BTW already looked at past posts and most had TOO much information. TNX

Forgot to mention that we are 5. 2 married couples and one single gal.

What is your budget and how many rooms are you looking for - 2 double rooms and a single?

The skansen in Stockholm (and there's one outside Copenhagen), the Wasa museum, the Worker's Museum in Copenhagen--but it might be easier to simply get the Michelin Green Guide for Scandinavia.

2 doubles and a single- budget really isn't a huge concern but don't want to be foolish

You really need to give a specific budget. These countries are very expensive - and we have no idea what you are expecting - $200 per room per night? $300? $400?

okay - I'd like to get by on less than $250/night but if it takes $300 to get a clean comfortable room in a safe area within walking distance of other popular attractions then I am willing to pay that. We could get by on two rooms as long as there is a separate bed and some sort of privacy for the single.

Okay after I posted the previous note I received an email from the other traveling couple. Seems will need three rooms under $200 if possible. 2 mature single gals will be sharing the third room so need twin beds. tnx

I assume you mean $200 per night per room. Getting 3 rooms for less than $200 total just isn't going to happen.

A couple I might have reco'd are quite a bit above your budget but the Copenhagen Admiral has a number of rooms within your budget for Oct - although I don;t know your exact nights. But it is a fairly large hotel and is likely to have several room available. found this on trivago.com but I would go direct to hotel website

I'm sorry. I meant $200/room/night. I'm looking on travel sites as well. I was hoping to get a recommendation from someone who has experienced the facility.

Have stayed at the Admiral - and it was fine. Kind of unique since a converted warehouse - but it was fine in terms of room size and amenities.

Thank you for your help