1 Hotel Copenhagen
Middelalderbyen, Indre By, Copenhagen
“Biophilic Nordic haven”
Vibe
Living indoor trees, natural oak, and exposed concrete anchor the sunlit ground floor, where guests gather around a lush central courtyard garden.
“Biophilic Nordic haven”
Norm Architects and AvroKO crafted interiors in natural oak, limestone, and lush courtyard greenery.
Attentive service paired with custom timber finishes, organic linens, and filtered bedside water taps.
PÆRE lobby bar offers unassigned lounge seating set among living indoor trees and foliage.
In Copenhagen's Latin Quarter, steps from the Round Tower and Torvehallerne food market
Rooms
Timber floors and raw stone sinks pair with handcrafted Danish furniture, living potted plants, and bedside taps dispensing chilled filtered water.
Wellness
Bamford Wellness Spa provides holistic organic treatments, while the Field House gym is stocked with yoga mats, recovery gear, and training spaces.
Backstory
The 1933 building originally housed the modernist Daells Varehus department store before its transformation from the former Hotel Skt. Petri.
Eat & drink
Chef Chantelle Nicholson helms Fjora with low-waste Nordic cooking, while PÆRE serves botanical cocktails beneath the canopy of indoor trees.
The neighborhood
Cobblestone lanes in the historic Latin Quarter branch out directly from Krystalgade, placing the Round Tower and Torvehallerne food stalls minutes away.
The app
Hotel Please was drawn for the phone in your hand — and this is the flat version of it.