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Scandic Falkoner

Scandic Falkoner

Frederiksberg C, Frederiksberg

Opened 1959   Renovated 2019   $$

“Nordic theatre landmark”

Heritage
Central
Scandic Falkoner — vibe

Vibe

Theatrical energy runs through the public spaces, where backstage-inspired decor, moody lighting, and concert memorabilia set a creative scene.

“Nordic theatre landmark”

Heritage

Preserved 1959 cultural complex whose legendary Falkoner Salen stage hosted Louis Armstrong and the Rolling Stones.

Social

The Green Room Bar pours local draft beers and classic cocktails alongside scheduled live jazz sessions.

Design

Backstage-inspired Nordic interiors designed by Koncept Arkitekter with moody lighting, custom leather, and theatrical memorabilia.

Central

In Frederiksberg's theatre quarter beside the shopping centre, two minutes from Frederiksberg metro station

Scandic Falkoner — rooms

Rooms

Tower rooms lean into rich, dark tones and streamlined Nordic styling, offering quiet perches above Frederiksberg's bustling avenue.

Scandic Falkoner — backstory

Backstory

Opened in 1959 as part of a landmark cultural venue, the adjoining hall once hosted Louis Armstrong and the Rolling Stones.

Scandic Falkoner — eat & drink

Eat & drink

Green Room pairs French-Nordic bistro fare with local draught beers and cocktail hours punctuated by scheduled live jazz sessions.

The neighborhood

Set in Frederiksberg's theatre quarter, the metro is two minutes away for a six-minute hop into central Copenhagen.

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