Hotel d’Angleterre, Copenhagen (Denmark): Practical hotel review for travelers

Hotel d’Angleterre is Copenhagen’s landmark luxury hotel on Kongens Nytorv, with an indoor pool and spa run by Amazing Space and strong on-site dining. It is best for travelers who want a classic five-star base steps from Nyhavn and Strøget, and who accept premium pricing and a busy central-square setting.

Last updated: 2026

Key facts travelers want to know

• Official name: d’Angleterre, Copenhagen

• Category/class: 5-star superior hotel (as stated by the hotel)

• Address: Kongens Nytorv 34, 1050 Copenhagen, Denmark

• Neighborhood/area: Kongens Nytorv / Indre By (historic city center)

• Closest public transport: Kongens Nytorv Metro (steps from the entrance)

• Check-in / Check-out: Check-in from 15:00; check-out at 12:00

• Breakfast: Served in Marchal. Mon to Fri 07:00 to 10:30; Sat to Sun 07:00 to 11:00

• Parking: The hotel offers parking where bellhosts take charge of the vehicle and keys (valet-style handling described). Price and exact terms: Not confirmed

• Family-friendly notes: The hotel states it is family-friendly and can provide baby and child amenities (cot, high chair, baby bathtub, potty setup, changing mat, toys) if requested in advance

• Accessibility notes: The hotel states it is fully wheelchair accessible, with accessible rooms and public areas and elevators to all floors

• Pet policy: Dogs up to 10 kg are welcomed; dogs must not be left unattended. Dogs are not allowed in Marchal, the bar area, or Balthazar, but are welcome in the Upper Lobby

• Noise/quiet notes: This is a landmark address on a major square. Rooms facing Kongens Nytorv can feel lively; request a quieter placement if you are a light sleeper

• Best room choice for most travelers: Not confirmed

• Typical price range (EUR): Not confirmed

• Official website: d’Angleterre official website

What staying at Hotel d’Angleterre feels like in practice

This is the kind of hotel where location does real work for you. You are on Kongens Nytorv, so you can head to Nyhavn, Strøget, the Royal Danish Theatre area, and the waterfront without needing taxis for basic sightseeing.

The atmosphere leans classic and high-service: bellhosts meet you at arrival, concierge support is part of the everyday flow, and the dining and bar venues make it easy to stay in for an evening and still feel like you went out.

The main trade-off is that it is not a quiet hideaway. Kongens Nytorv is a central square, which means movement, events, and city buzz. If you want a small, residential-feeling base, you may prefer a different neighborhood.

If you are deciding whether Indre By is right for your trip, start with our where to stay in Copenhagen guide.

Choosing the best room at Hotel d’Angleterre (views, layout, value)

Room choice here is mostly about view versus calm, and whether you care about a balcony.

If you want the classic Copenhagen view

The hotel notes that some rooms and suites have private balconies with views of Kongens Nytorv or central Copenhagen, and that not all rooms have balconies. If a balcony is your reason for splurging, treat it as a requirement and get written confirmation in advance.

If you want a quieter sleep

A central-square location can translate to a livelier soundscape. If you are noise-sensitive, request a quieter room placement when you book and repeat the request at check-in.

If you plan to spend time in the room

Suites can make sense when you will actually use the space for downtime, work calls, or a slower travel pace. The hotel also notes that suite categories can include additional welcome amenities, but those vary by room category.

For a neighborhood comparison that changes how much you need taxis, see our Indre By vs Vesterbro guide.

Location check: is Hotel d’Angleterre practical for visitors?

Yes. The hotel is at one of the city’s most central transit points, with Kongens Nytorv Metro steps away and direct metro access to Copenhagen Airport in about 15 minutes. That makes arrivals and departures simple even on a short stay.

It is less practical if you want to avoid the busiest parts of the center, or if you prefer a more local-feeling street scene outside the door. In that case, you might base yourself slightly outside the core and commute in.

If you are planning to use the Metro and buses often, our Copenhagen public transport guide helps you choose tickets that match your stay length.

Facilities that actually matter (spa, pool, gym, essentials)

The wellness setup here is substantial for a city hotel.

The hotel’s indoor pool is heated and 12 metres long, with sauna and steam rooms close by. Pool opening hours are:

• Monday to Friday: 07:00 to 21:00

• Saturday to Sunday: 08:00 to 19:00

The spa is operated by Amazing Space, with treatments including facials, massages, reflexology, acupuncture, and manicure and pedicure services. The wellness area opening hours match the pool schedule above.

The fitness space is open 24/7 with cardio equipment and free weights. That matters if you have early museum tickets or you like training before breakfast.

If you want to compare this to other hotels with pools and saunas, see our Copenhagen hotels with spa guide.

Breakfast and dining: what you are really paying for

Breakfast is served in Marchal, overlooking Kongens Nytorv, with a buffet plus an à la carte menu. The hours are practical for both early sightseeing and slower mornings: 07:00 to 10:30 on weekdays and 07:00 to 11:00 on weekends.

For evenings, the hotel’s on-site choices reduce planning effort:

• Marchal (Michelin-starred): smart casual dress code

• Balthazar Champagne Bar: a high-energy bar setting with weekend DJs mentioned by the hotel

• Maison pâtisserie: useful for a quick pastry stop without leaving the building

The limitation is cost. Dining and drinks here are part of the luxury ecosystem, so budget accordingly if you plan multiple on-site meals.

Costs, fees, and rules that can surprise guests

A few policies are worth knowing before you arrive, because they change how check-in and budgeting work.

• Deposit/hold at check-in: The hotel states it places a hold for the full accommodation amount (if not prepaid) plus 15% for incidentals

• Card requirement: The hotel states a physical credit card in the primary guest’s name and matching photo ID must be presented at check-in

• Cancellation timing: The hotel states cancellation terms vary by season, with free cancellation up to 4 days prior in high season and up to 48 hours prior in low season

• Parking: The hotel confirms parking is available and describes bellhosts taking charge of vehicle and keys; pricing and exact terms are Not confirmed

• Pets: Dogs up to 10 kg only, and dogs cannot go into Marchal, the bar area, or Balthazar

• Smoking: The hotel states smoking is prohibited in all rooms and public spaces

If you want a realistic sense of daily spend beyond the room rate, use our Copenhagen travel budget guide.

What is nearby (landmarks and easy walking targets)

The hotel’s own location notes point to the main benefit: central sights on foot.

• Nyhavn (the hotel states it is only steps away)

• Strøget (pedestrian shopping street)

• Amalienborg Castle and the Marble Church

• Christiansborg

• Tivoli Gardens (walkable for many visitors, depending on pace)

For first-timers planning a short stay, our Nyhavn and waterfront guide helps you turn the area into a half-day plan.

Practical booking tips that reduce risk

If you want a balcony, do not assume. Book a category that can include a balcony and ask the hotel to confirm the feature in writing.

Plan check-in with the deposit rule in mind. If your card has a low available limit, the accommodation total plus 15% hold can cause friction.

Traveling with a dog? Confirm the weight limit (10 kg) and plan where you will spend time on-site, because dogs are restricted from Marchal and the main bar areas.

Use the metro for airport logistics. Kongens Nytorv Metro is steps away and the hotel states the airport ride takes about 15 minutes.

Alternatives to Hotel d’Angleterre in Copenhagen

• Nimb Hotel

• Villa Copenhagen

• Hotel Sanders

• 71 Nyhavn Hotel

• Manon Les Suites

FAQ - Common questions people ask about Hotel d’Angleterre

What time is breakfast at Hotel d’Angleterre? Breakfast in Marchal is 07:00 to 10:30 Monday to Friday and 07:00 to 11:00 Saturday and Sunday.

Does Hotel d’Angleterre have a pool? Yes. The hotel has a heated indoor pool that is 12 metres long, with sauna and steam rooms nearby.

What are the pool and wellness opening hours? Monday to Friday 07:00 to 21:00, and Saturday to Sunday 08:00 to 19:00.

Is the gym open all day? Yes. The hotel states the fitness space is open 24/7.

Is Hotel d’Angleterre wheelchair accessible? Yes. The hotel states it is fully wheelchair accessible, with accessible rooms, accessible public areas, and elevators to all floors.

Are pets allowed? Dogs up to 10 kg are allowed. Dogs must not be left unattended, and dogs are not allowed in Marchal or the main bar areas.

Is parking available? Yes, the hotel states it offers parking and describes bellhosts handling the vehicle and keys. Pricing and exact terms are not confirmed on the hotel FAQ.

How do I get to the hotel from Copenhagen Airport? The hotel recommends the metro, stating it runs directly to the airport in about 15 minutes, with Kongens Nytorv as the nearest stop.

Do they take a deposit at check-in? Yes. The hotel states it places a hold for the accommodation amount (if not prepaid) plus 15% for incidentals.