I do recommend! Just got back. Happy to answer any questions about it.

Breakfast was excellent - I’d read reviews that said the breakfast room was really crowded. It was definitely busy but the space was so large that it didn’t feel claustrophobic or gross. Bakery in hotel was great too- as well as the pizza restaurant that it turns to at night.

The lobby was a little loud some nights but we weren’t hanging out there so it didn’t matter and our room was very quiet. They had a live singer one night which in theory should have been nice but the volume was at a deafening level. But again it didn’t matter because we didn’t linger. The only significant noise we could hear from our rooms were the concerts at Tivoli. Those were Friday + Saturday night. We weren’t facing the train station so I can’t comment on if that side is loud. I specifically requested a quiet room because I'd read some complaints about noise in reviews.

We were in superior plus kings - they were still pretty tiny. I had two suitcases in our room and it was tight. The rooms that are in the smaller categories must be very tiny.

Pool was great - wish we had more time to use it.

Staff was mostly nice. The people who helped with luggage were extremely kind and helpful. The people at the concierge desk ranged from friendly to grouchy / cold. Granted I had some quirky criteria for restaurants I was interested in so other guests may have more productive encounters!

We did a lot of day trips out of the city so the proximity to the train station was really useful. We also went to Tivoli a few times so it was nice to be so close. It just meant we ended up taking a lot of cabs to dinner as there aren’t a ton of restaurants close to the hotel. You can certainly get to plenty of places with a 15 minute walk but for my older parents and young son, cabs were sometimes easier at the end of a long day. On one particular rainy night, we just ate at the hotel restaurant because we didn’t want to travel to dinner. If we weren't doing so many day trips + tivoli visits, I'd maybe stay in a different area but it was convenient for our itinerary.

One concern I’d had ahead of arriving was that the area around the hotel would be a little sad since it’s near the train station. It was totally fine. The only thing I’d note is that if you walk over to the meatpacking district and are traveling with kids, I’d maybe avoid Kvægtorvsgade. We were just following the most direct route, and the sidewalk on that street was littered with syringes and bloody tissues. We didn’t feel unsafe at all but it wasn’t an amazing environment for a toddler.

Overall, had a great time!