Scandic Copenhagen
Indre By, Copenhagen
“Lakeside conference tower”
Vibe
An eighteen-story modernist tower overlooking Sankt Jørgens Sø, where a sprawling open lobby buzzes with conference delegates and lakeside joggers.
“Lakeside conference tower”
A prominent 1971 lakeside landmark hosting large-scale Copenhagen conferences and gatherings across eighteen floors.
An open lobby bar serving organic barista coffee, light bites, and local craft beer throughout the evening.
An eighteen-storey 1971 tower by Jørgen Buschardt with Scandinavian interiors inspired by Nordic nature motifs.
Overlooking Sankt Jørgens Sø and Tycho Brahe Planetarium, a short walk from Tivoli Gardens and Central Station
Rooms
Simple, functional rooms pair Nordic nature motifs with clean wooden accents, though the real draw is the wide lake panorama from upper floors.
Wellness
A twenty-four-hour fitness center comes equipped for daily workouts, accompanied by a traditional Scandinavian wood-lined sauna.
Backstory
Danish architect Jørgen Buschardt designed the high-rise in 1971 as the Sheraton Copenhagen, establishing one of the inner city's tallest landmarks.
Eat & drink
The Grill serves extensive organic breakfasts and seasonal Danish dishes, while the ground-floor bar pours local craft beer alongside espresso.
The neighborhood
Sankt Jørgens Sø and the Tycho Brahe Planetarium sit right outside, with Tivoli Gardens and the central train station just down the street.
The app
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