Phoenix Copenhagen
Indre By, Copenhagen
“Regal Frederiksstaden landmark”
Vibe
Gilded stucco, crystal chandeliers, and Danish Golden Age paintings lend an unapologetic Louis XVI grandeur to the marble-clad ground floor.
“Regal Frederiksstaden landmark”
A seventeenth-century Plessen estate turned 1848 royal lodging, preserved across centuries in historic Frederiksstaden.
Louis XVI period styling throughout, pairing crystal chandeliers and gilded accents with Danish Golden Age paintings.
Traditional hospitality revived since 1991, anchoring Bredgade with classical afternoon dining and private banquets.
In Frederiksstaden on Bredgade, a short walk from Amalienborg Palace and the Nyhavn waterfront
Rooms
Interiors balance antique-style furnishings with modern comforts, featuring tailored fabrics and renovated bathrooms with heated floors and rainfall showers.
Backstory
Built in 1848 atop a seventeenth-century estate, the former royal lodging even housed a communist newspaper before its 1991 revival.
Eat & drink
Dine on European classics at Restaurant Von Plessen, or settle in with a draught pint at the book-lined Murdoch's Books & Ale.
The neighborhood
Set along stately Bredgade in Frederiksstaden, the hotel is a short stroll from Amalienborg Palace and the colorful quays of Nyhavn.
The app
Hotel Please was drawn for the phone in your hand — and this is the flat version of it.
More hotels in Copenhagen
