Admiral Hotel Copenhagen
Indre By, Copenhagen
“Historic harborfront warehouse”
Vibe
Massive Pomeranian pine beams and exposed brick arches frame a lively harborfront scene where boats drift right past the windows.
“Historic harborfront warehouse”
A 1787 listed warehouse showcasing hand-hewn Pomeranian pine beams and massive exposed brick arches along the harbor.
Interiors appointed with custom Space Copenhagen furniture, warm Nordic minimalism, and restored eighteenth-century wooden roof trusses.
A lively harbor terrace, open-fire dining at aye aye, and tableside martini trolley service inside SIR cocktail bar.
On the harborfront in Frederiksstaden, moments from Amalienborg Palace and the Nyhavn canal
Rooms
Space Copenhagen furniture and warm timber tones complement rough-hewn timber trusses, with tall windows opening onto harbor waters or historic rooftops.
Wellness
A heated outdoor pool and waterside relaxation deck look directly over the harbor, backed by Finnish saunas and a sleek gym.
Backstory
Royal engineer Ernst Peymann built two twin grain drying warehouses here in 1787, later joined into a single 105-meter waterfront landmark.
Eat & drink
Waterfront pavilion aye aye serves open-fire cooking, while SIR cocktail bar mixes bespoke tableside martinis beneath 18th-century brick arches.
The neighborhood
Set along the Frederiksstaden waterfront, the royal residence at Amalienborg and the colorful canal houses of Nyhavn are just minutes away on foot.
The app
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