Family Four rooms sleep four with a sofa bed for the kids, in a hotel on the harbor front with a rooftop bar on the sixth floor.
A Rasmus Klump playroom with a ball wall and a play kitchen, a kids' cinema, and a 16-meter indoor pool with a small waterfall.
Family rooms for four and junior suites with a separate bedroom that sleep five, in a big hotel looking out over the Lakes and the city skyline.
Old wooden beams overhead in a 1787 warehouse on the quay, a loft family room for two adults and two kids, and suites looking out over the harbor.
Budget rooms looking out over the beach park, with hotel apartments for longer stays and a rooftop terrace for guests.
Family rooms of up to 55 square meters, a minute from Vesterport Station and right next to Tivoli.
Rooms under old Pomeranian pine beams in an 1805 warehouse at the end of the canal, close to Amalienborg and the Little Mermaid.
Apartments with their own kitchens, two-bedroom family ones among them, plus a small playground in the courtyard and cargo bikes to rent at reception.
334 rooms in Frederiksberg's theater district, in the complex where Judy Garland gave her last concert.
Family rooms sleep up to five, and the youngest find a soft green crocodile toy waiting for them when they arrive.
Rooms in the old 1912 central post and telegraph office, with a rooftop pool kept at 28 to 30 degrees all year by the hotel's own surplus heat.
Lofts with full kitchens, the biggest with a second bedroom and bathroom, and a rooftop terrace with shared lounges.
Family-owned and welcoming guests since 1938, with colorful family rooms in Designers Guild prints, a double bed plus a sofa bed for one or two kids under 12.
Nearly 400 rooms, including XXL rooms for up to eight and family rooms with a double bed and two sofa beds, a short walk from Tivoli.
Thick brick walls from an 1869 harbor warehouse, connecting rooms, and view rooms that look straight onto the water, a short walk from Nyhavn.
Guests at this 104-room hotel in the DGI Byen sports complex swim free in the water center and bowl free when they book on the day.
Former Danish ballet dancer Alexander Kølpin's hotel, with 55 rooms over six floors and a Sanders Suite that has its own kitchen.
Arne Jacobsen designed the tower, down to the cutlery and the Egg chairs in the lobby, and Room 606 is still kept with his original 1960 decor.
Budget rooms with air-conditioning, designed by the architect Kim Utzon, a short walk from Tivoli and the central station.
A boutique hotel in an 18th-century canal house, with apartments as well as rooms, and a restaurant and bar downstairs.
Rooms look across the harbor to the Opera House and Langelinie pier, and the Kyssetrappen steps down to the water are right out front.
Design apartments of one to four bedrooms with full kitchens, a rooftop terrace and a gym, right next to the big Amager Fælled park.
Sixty rooms and apartments in many sizes, some with a private kitchen, in a quiet embassy neighborhood, with hotel cleaning, linens and towels.
