Fodor's Expert Review Hotel Phoenix Copenhagen
Bredgade 37, Copenhagen, Capital Region, 1260, Denmark
This hotel, originally built in the 1680s, was torn down and rebuilt—rising from its rubble, just like the mythical phoenix rose from its ashes—in 1847 as a plush, Victorian-style hotel. Suites are large and adorned with 18-karat-gold-plated bathroom fixtures and reproductions of antiques; standard rooms are very small. Downstairs is Murdoch's Books and Ale, a snug pub done up in mahogany and brass that serves smørrebrød and light meals.
PROS
- Elegant Victorian design
- Most baths have tubs
- Luxuriously decorated rooms
CONS
- Standard rooms are very small
- Slightly run down
- Some rooms are noisy
HOTEL INFO
Phones:
33-95–95–00
Website: www.phoenixcopenhagen.com
HOTEL DETAILS
213 rooms
Rate Includes: No Meals
Rate Includes: No Meals
