Nobis Hotel Copenhagen

Nobis Hotel Copenhagen

Nobis Hotel Copenhagen sits in a building raised in 1903, two kilometres from the city centre and a short walk from Tivoli Gardens, Copenhagen Central Station, City Hall Square and the Ny Carlsberg Glyptotek. The interiors were designed by Swedish architect Gert Wingårdh, and there are 75 rooms across the property, from Superior Kings with a DUX bed and walk-in shower to Deluxe rooms stocked with Byredo toiletries, a Marshall speaker and turndown service. Restaurant NOI, the hotel's kitchen, is set inside what was once the Royal Danish Academy of Music, pairing history with a menu built from ingredients sourced across Europe, and its seasonal tasting menu is served to the whole table rather than the individual. The Marble Bar next door pours cocktails against Nordic design and Italian marble. Downstairs, the relaxation area holds a sauna, a steam room, an indoor pool and a cold bath alongside a hot stone marble hamam, a combination few Copenhagen hotels bother to assemble. Business travellers get three meeting rooms, the largest fitting fourteen around a custom board table, plus a concierge who holds membership in Les Clefs d'Or. This suits a couple who want a museum quarter on their doorstep and do not need a rooftop view to feel looked after; it will frustrate anyone chasing sea air or a sprawling resort, since the pool sits indoors and the property holds just 75 rooms. Extra beds run 750 DKK a night, continental breakfast is billed separately, and pets are not permitted. Check-in starts at four in the afternoon, checkout at noon. What lingers afterward is the sauna-to-cold-bath sequence downstairs, a small ritual most hotels in the city never think to build. Nobis Hotel Copenhagen occupies a 1903 building near Tivoli Gardens, its 75 rooms paired with a sauna, cold bath and hot stone hamam few Copenhagen hotels offer. Restaurant NOI sits inside the old Royal Danish Academy of Music, better suited to a compact stay than a sprawling resort.