Hotel Sct. Thomas

Just be aware that everything in Europe is SMALL, and Denmark is no exception. If you’re from America and used to sprawling hotel rooms — don’t be. With that understanding I was delighted with this gorgeous hotel in the Fredericksberg area of Copenhagen.
We were two adults in a room, and I’d compare the size of the bed to a small Queen. The bed completely filled the room with a bit of space between the end and the door to the bathroom. There was a round table which was nice for having a place to set things, but took up a lot of room. I’d say the bed was alright, definitely not the most comfortable thing ever, but perfectly fine when you were exhausted from walking around all day! The room had several outlets (just remember to grab a converter!) and beautiful windows that opened to Fredericksberg Alle and since it was June we tended to leave them open all day because there is no air conditioning. There is, however, a large radiator for the winter time so I don’t think you’d be cold.
There was a small nook in the corner that served as a closet (a very short hanging rack for hangers /​no door, but a nice out of the way place to store the suitcases). Along one wall was a padded bench that we also used for storage. We were there to see my friend’s family and so I can attest that all residences have TINY bathrooms and this hotel is no exception. You could literally sit on the toilet and put your feet in the shower (which had no lip and we got water everywhere). The sink is also extremely tiny with no counterspace, but once you adjust to not having your things set out, it’s fine.
Honestly, this place is small, and takes some adjustment, but it’s quaint and gorgeous and the staff is SO nice and speaks pretty good English. You also get a complimentary breakfast every morning with some breads from Lagkagehuset (YUM), butter/​spread, meats, yogurt, fruit preserves, coffee, juice, milk, tea, and water. It was A) a fantastic way to save money and B) a great start to the day.
I’d definitely recommend this hotel again!

This place is very much a three star hotel but depending on your needs it can be a great place to stay.
Firstly, Copenhagen is crazy expensive and everything is very small so that’s something to keep in mind. This was one of the few places I found that could house 4 adults (also meaning able to have more than 1 queen sized bed in a room) that was also sort of centrally located. The single sized beds are smaller than a twin. You will have NO room to move.
Key word: sort of. It’s a good 20 – 30 minute walk into the central part of town where most of the tourist attractions are which can be a pain in the bitter Danish wind. There’s also no good metro connection which is the main issue as I’m not a huge fan of taking the bus.
Another con is the bathroom. There are no towel racks or counters anywhere which I thought odd because they could actually fit them if they wanted to. There’s also an all purpose hand soap, shampoo and body wash. You get the picture.
Lastly, there are no phones in the room which means everytime you need something you have to walk down to reception to get it which is sort of big inconvenience no matter what floor you’re on.
However, as I mentioned, it’s a pretty good value for the price, and the staff are also very friendly and helpful. The breakfast is also pretty bomb, with lots of delicious types of bread, charcuterie, pâté, fruit, chocolate and cinnamon pastries. On a budget, it’s not a bad option especially if you don’t mind long walks. Next time, though, I’d probably choose somewhere closer to the city center.