Lovely stay, I love the atmosphere here and always come back when visiting Copenhagen

Had a really good time there. The hotel is very well located, very stylish and super comfy. The staff is the friendliest. We loved that we could rent a bike and cycle around. Would 100% come back!

Excellent. Yes the rooms are small but if you accept that you ll appreciate the attention to detail in so many other ways. Like, heated bathroom floors. The staff was excellent and the location is good. It’s on a very busy straight but only a short walk to the center. I would stay here again.

Somehow I liked the atmosphere a lot even though it’s not all across the board shiny new, or perthaps that’s exactly why. Very friendly service along a brilliant breakfast on the restaurant across the street. I mean, that was one of the best hotel breakfasts for a long time, quality over quantity, particularly their home baked sour dough buns and croissants + avocados were simply delicious. ☺️☺️

Great

Excellent hotel! Incredible service and the location is the best. Plenty of restaurants and shopping near. You can go for a run or take yoga classes nearby. Definitely coming back

Very cool and trendy hotel in a great location for restaurants, bars and more. Super easy to get to from the central train station and convenient if cycling everywhere. Loved the decor and staff were also very helpful and friendly. Only small minus was the room key system (handing in your room key every time you leave the hotel) which sometimes meant waiting at reception for someone to come along.

The hotel SHOULD be lovely, but it is trying too hard to live up the Coco preferred image of being "cool". There is also a lack of attention to detail in service that takes away from the experience. The big problem is that the bar/ courtyard lounge/lobby plays mendacious techo-pop every night until 10 and turns into a DJ club on Friday and Saturday. This noise makes the hotel an impossible place to relax, work, or even have a quiet sit. There is nowhere in the hotel you can go to escape the racket. We had to keep our windows open as it was warm with no AC. This meant that we were constantly subjected to the loud cacophony which averaged 65-75 decibels on the weeknights and 85-95 (with a peak of 109 decibels) during the ”disco” weekend. Staying there one night on a weekend (or even for a few days during the week) could realistically lead to hearing damage. Even after the bar closed, noise was a problem. We were woken up a 5 am by staff moving furniture in the courtyard and yelling back and forth. One night we were also kept awake by couples having loud sex in the courtyard –which went off and on for some time. My assumption was that local hookers were bringing customers to the courtyard for trysts, but I don’t know. I do know that the night staff were not on top of the situation (unless they were in a different sense.) I do hope they rethink their purpose and focus on being a good hotel instead of a disco bar. In trying to be both, they are failing to be either.