71 Nyhavn Hotel
Indre By, Copenhagen
“Historic maritime warehouse”
Vibe
Two centuries-old harbour warehouses blend raw Pomeranian pine beams and brick with minimalist Søren Lund furniture at Nyhavn’s quiet waterfront tip.
“Historic maritime warehouse”
Two protected nineteenth-century maritime warehouses featuring exposed Pomeranian pine beams and arched brick cellar ceilings.
Continuous hospitality at the quiet harbour mouth of Nyhavn since opening in nineteen seventy-one.
Minimalist Scandinavian interiors fitted with classic Søren Lund furniture against raw timber pillars and brick walls.
At the quiet harbour mouth of Nyhavn, beside the Royal Danish Playhouse and Amalienborg Palace.
Rooms
Heavy 200-year-old pine beams and timber pillars frame calm Scandinavian interiors, many opening onto views of the harbour canal traffic.
Backstory
The yellow warehouse once stored Far East spices, while the red warehouse dates to 1805 before their 1971 conversion into hospitality.
Eat & drink
Breakfast unfolds beneath vaulted brick cellar arches, while canal-side tables at Il Molo serve house-made pasta directly along the water.
The neighborhood
Positioned where the canal meets the harbour, the hotel sits next to the Royal Danish Playhouse, steps from Amalienborg Palace.
The app
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