About this hotel
General information
Hotel d'Angleterre has stood on Kongens Nytorv since the mid-18th century: in 1755 a restaurant with rooms for travellers opened here and grew into the hotel, which moved into the neighbouring building after the great fire of 1795 and has remained there ever since. Its snow-white façade is one of Copenhagen's familiar landmarks, strung with thousands of lights at Christmas. Inside, stately 19th-century architecture meets contemporary Nordic design, and art is everywhere — an original Andy Warhol, works by Joan Miró and a changing programme of exhibitions by Danish artists.
There are 92 rooms, 55 of them suites, each decorated individually. Under the same roof are the gastronomic restaurant Marchal, the Balthazar Champagne bar, the Maison d'Angleterre pâtisserie and an Amazing Space spa with an indoor pool. The event rooms are among the city's grandest: the Palm Court beneath an Italian stained-glass ceiling, the Louis XVI, the hotel's oldest ballroom, modelled on the Hall of Mirrors at Versailles, The Gallery with its vaulted neoclassical ceiling and Venetian chandeliers, plus The Empire and a set of salons for private dinners and meetings.
Location
The hotel occupies one of the most prominent addresses in Copenhagen's historic centre, on Kongens Nytorv square. Nyhavn, the Strøget pedestrian street, Amalienborg and Christiansborg palaces, the Marble Church and Tivoli Gardens are all within walking distance. Kongens Nytorv metro station is a few steps from the entrance, and the metro reaches Copenhagen Airport in about 15 minutes. The concierge arranges private limousine or taxi transfers when asked at least 24 hours before arrival, and guests arriving by car are met at the door and have it parked for them.
Spa
The spa is run by Amazing Space, a holistic spa and skincare concept. Its therapists offer advanced facials, Nordic spa rituals, massages including sports massage, reflexology, acupuncture, manicures and pedicures, as well as hair styling and make-up, using treatments built on natural ingredients. Facilities include a heated indoor pool, a sauna, a steam room and a relaxation area.
Sports & leisure
The fitness room is open around the clock, with Technogym cardio machines, Kinesis stations, free weights and exercise bikes, and the spa's 12-metre pool is there for unhurried laps. The concierge team books event tickets and restaurant tables across the city and puts together ways to see Copenhagen and beyond:
- private tours of the royal castles
- boat trips along the canals past Nyhavn and Christianshavn, and outings on a sailing yacht
- seaplane flights over the city
- porcelain painting, Danish cooking classes and a distillery tour
- excursions around Zealand and a VIP visit to LEGOLAND in Billund
For children
Families are made welcome: with notice, the room can be set up with a cot, a high chair, a baby bath, a potty, a changing mat and toys. Suites take an extra bed, connecting rooms can be booked for families, and children may use the pool at any time — those under 16 with an adult, as the pool is unsupervised.
Restaurants & bars
Food has been part of the hotel's story since it began as a restaurant, and today there are five places to eat and drink:
- Marchal — gastronomic restaurant pairing Nordic produce with French technique; breakfast (buffet or à la carte) overlooks the square, followed by lunch, dinner and a Sunday brunch, with tables set out on the terrace and pavement of Kongens Nytorv when the weather allows, and a Wine Room for private dining
- Marchal Bar — the restaurant's bar, for chilled drinks and snacks
- Balthazar — Champagne bar with around 200 labels from more than 42 houses, signature cocktails, tapas-style plates and caviar, and DJs at weekends
- The Upper Lobby — a calm upper lounge for coffee, a glass of wine or a light dish from the seasonal menu
- Maison d'Angleterre — the pink pâtisserie, with cakes, macarons and gift hampers as well as breakfast and lunch, looking out over Kongens Nytorv and Strøget
Afternoon tea with Krug Champagne is served in the Gallery, and room service runs 24 hours a day.
Swimming
A heated 12-metre indoor pool sits within the spa, next to the sauna and steam room, and is open daily from morning to evening.
Pets
Dogs up to 10 kg are welcome, with a bed and food and water bowls provided in the room. They should not be left alone in the room; dogs are not allowed in Marchal, the bar or Balthazar, but are welcome in The Upper Lobby.
Rooms
92 rooms, 55 of them suites, in eight categories from the 25 m² Superior Guest Room to The Royal Suite, each individually decorated with chosen artworks, stucco and period details. Some rooms and suites have balconies facing Kongens Nytorv or the rooftops of the centre, with views towards Nyhavn, the Royal Danish Theatre and the Marble Church.
Every room has a DUX king-size bed (twins on request in most categories), a desk or dining table, a sofa, a minibar, a Nespresso machine with tea and coffee, a safe, bathrobes and slippers, a hairdryer, individual climate control, a Bang & Olufsen TV with streaming from your own devices, free Wi-Fi and a marble bathroom with a bidet toilet and Diptyque toiletries.
Superior Guest Room
A softly toned room for a solo traveller or a couple, with a marble bathroom (some with a separate shower); views depend on the room's position. King or twin beds; for two adults.
Deluxe Guest Room
A room with a sofa and a large marble bathroom with bathtub and separate shower, facing the inner courtyard or side streets. King or twin beds; for two adults.
Superior Junior Suite
A junior suite with white stucco cornicing, classic furniture and a seating area, plus a marble bathroom with bathtub and separate shower; views of the inner courtyard or side streets. King or twin beds; two adults plus an extra bed.
Deluxe Junior Suite
A light, well-proportioned junior suite with period features, a lounge area and views across the Copenhagen skyline; the marble bathroom has a shower-bath. King or twin beds; two adults plus an extra bed.
Superior One Bedroom Suite
A suite where the bedroom flows into the living space, with a marble bathroom offering bathtub and separate shower and views of the inner courtyard or side streets. King or twin beds; two adults plus an extra bed.
Deluxe One Bedroom Suite
A suite with a separate lounge, a dressing area and a large marble bathroom with bathtub and separate shower, overlooking Kongens Nytorv. King or twin beds; two adults plus an extra bed.
The d'Angleterre Suite
A generous bedroom with a DUX king bed, a separate sitting room with sofas, a dining area for in-suite meals and a marble bathroom with bathtub and separate shower, looking onto Kongens Nytorv or picturesque side streets. Sleeps two adults plus an extra bed, with flowers and Champagne on arrival.
The Royal Suite
The hotel's largest suite, on the first floor facing the square: a living room, a bedroom with a DUX king bed, a marble bathroom with a TV-fitted bathtub, separate shower and guest toilet, and a private balcony overlooking Kongens Nytorv; sleeps two adults plus an extra bed. It can be combined with the rest of the square-side floor to create 400 m², and stays include a free minibar, flowers, Champagne and an airport limousine transfer.
Photos are for illustrative purposes only. Actual room layout, furnishings, décor, views and amenities may differ from those shown and may vary between rooms of the same category. Hotel and room descriptions are based on information provided by the property and are believed to be accurate at the time of publication, but are not guaranteed. The hotel may renovate or change its rooms, facilities, restaurants and services at any time without notice. The final details of your stay are confirmed at the time of booking. See our Terms of Use.