Ibsens Hotel
Nansensgade Quarter, Indre By, Copenhagen
“Bohemian Nansensgade neighborhood roost”
Vibe
A roaring fireplace lounge sets the tone, accented with Danish furniture by HAY and original Artmoney paintings from neighborhood artists.
“Bohemian Nansensgade neighborhood roost”
Original Artmoney pieces displayed across the lobby alongside custom furnishings by neighborhood Nansensgade artisans.
An open fireplace lounge hosting daily complimentary Cozy Hour drinks alongside a buzzing shared restaurant courtyard.
Understated Scandinavian interiors featuring clean Danish furniture by HAY and Gubi in a renovated 1906 townhouse.
In the artsy Nansensgade quarter, steps from Torvehallerne food market and Nørreport station.
Rooms
Simple Scandinavian furnishings define compact quarters, while top-floor corner suites add deep vintage bathtubs looking over the street below.
Backstory
Transformed from a 1906 boarding house, this was the first hotel anywhere to accept local artist Lars Kræmmer’s Artmoney as real currency.
Eat & drink
Mornings feature organic skyr and artisanal sourdough before the courtyard opens for shared dining at La Rocca, Pintxos, and Sticks'n'Sushi.
The neighborhood
Torvehallerne food market and the Copenhagen Lakes sit just blocks away along quiet streets lined with independent galleries and wine bars.
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