Copenhagen West Pet-friendly Vacations

Overall, this is a great property and I would highly recommend. A five minute walk away from the metro, mini restaurants/café/bakeries nearby. Area is quiet. While the rooms are nice and the amenities that they provide are good, the ones that are not provided can at times be inconvenient. For example, the rooms do not have kettles, nor is there coffee/tea in the reception. If you need a midday coffee that will cost you 44 kroner. Not a dealbreaker, but worth knowing when you were comparing cost of properties. Also worth noting that housekeeping does not happen unless you request a day in advance Every staff member we encountered was very friendly and helpful

We really enjoyed our stay at the Scandic Sydhavnen Hotel. The hotel was clean, comfortable, modern, functional and conveniently located near the train station. Staff overall were friendly and helpful. In addition to our two night stay at the hotel, we purchased two breakfasts and one dinner at the hotel restaurant. Food and service at the restaurant were very good. The only comment we have in regard to the hotel is about the charges for our dinner at the restaurant. After our meal, the waiter brought me a handheld terminal that displayed the bill and included a tip preset of 20%. I paid the 20%, as I usually do in the USA. I later learned that this is an excessive tip in Denmark. I believe that tourists to Denmark should be aware of this.

We really enjoyed our stay at the Scandic Sydhavnen Hotel. The hotel was clean, comfortable, modern, functional and conveniently located near the train station. Staff overall were friendly and helpful. In addition to our two night stay at the hotel, we purchased two breakfasts and one dinner at the hotel restaurant. Food and service at the restaurant were very good. The only comment we have in regard to the hotel is about the charges for our dinner at the restaurant. After our meal, the waiter brought me a handheld terminal that displayed the bill and included a tip preset of 20%. I paid the 20%, as I usually do in the USA. I later learned that this is an excessive tip in Denmark. I believe that tourists to Denmark should be aware of this.