The Square
Family rooms sleep up to five, and the youngest find a soft green crocodile toy waiting for them when they arrive.
Rådhuspladsen 14
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Compact rooms built around one wall-to-wall king bed, with lights and blinds run from a tablet.
A broad book selection near the square, with plenty of picture books.
Rides and gardens dating from 1843, a Chinese-style theater whose peacock-tail curtain folds down when the show starts, and a marching band of kids in bearskin hats.
Strange, rare and hard-to-believe objects on Rådhuspladsen, run alongside the Guinness museum, a Wonder Maze and a walk through H.C. Andersen's fairy tales.
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.
Stalls for pizza, gyros, sushi, homemade pasta and smørrebrød, free to walk into from the street, with a courtyard through to the amusement park.