Hotel Ottilia
Vesterbro, Copenhagen
“Industrial brewery revival”
Condé Nast Traveler
“A part of Copenhagen’s newly developing Carlsberg City District, Hotel Ottilia (sister hotel to Ottilia Heritage) takes over a section of the red-brick former Carlsberg brewery site, pairing the original architecture and listed features of this heritage structure with modern Scandi design.”
Vibe
Raw concrete grain silos and exposed steel trusses meet soft Nordic textiles beneath a multi-story central lighting sculpture.
“Industrial brewery revival”
Transformed Carlsberg brewery interiors with sixty-four gold facade shields, circular window alcoves, and raw concrete silos.
Protected 1881 Vilhelm Dahlerup malt storehouse and functionalist brewery structures across historic Carlsberg Byen.
Candlelit subterranean thermal circuits and salt flotation baths set inside historic vaulted brick cellars.
In Carlsberg Byen, steps from the Elephant Gate and a short stroll to vibrant Vesterbro
Rooms
Circular padded window alcoves frame industrial views, paired with exposed concrete walls and glazed ceramic bathroom tiles.
Wellness
Down in the vaulted brick cellars, AIRE Ancient Baths offers candlelit thermal pools, steam rooms, and a salt flotarium.
Backstory
Named for master brewer Carl Jacobsen's wife Ottilia, the complex stitches together an 1881 malt storehouse and a 1969 storage cellar.
Eat & drink
Tramonto serves Italian fare on a top-floor terrace with hop gardens and panoramic skyline views, alongside evening lobby wine hours.
The neighborhood
Set in Carlsberg Byen, steps from the iconic Elephant Gate, with Vesterbro's independent boutiques and cafes a short stroll away.
The app
Hotel Please was drawn for the phone in your hand — and this is the flat version of it.