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Tivoli Hotel & Congress Center

Tivoli Hotel & Congress Center

Vesterbro, Copenhagen


Social
Central

Opened 2010   Renovated 2015   $$

Tivoli Hotel & Congress Center — vibe

Vibe

Whimsical fairground motifs meet Kim Utzon architecture, drawing families and business travelers into expansive spaces crowned by an elevated roof garden.

“Fairground skyline stage”

Social

Twelfth-floor skyline cocktails at Sticks'n'Sushi Skybar and open-air rooftop dining at MASH Penthouse.

Resort

Indoor swimming pool, dedicated children's playroom, games hall, and expansive rooftop garden for family recreation.

Design

Kim Utzon architecture featuring cliff-inspired profiles, whimsical fairground motifs, and landscaped rooftop gardens.

Central

Along Kalvebod Brygge in Vesterbro, a short walk from Copenhagen Central Station and Tivoli Gardens.

Tivoli Hotel & Congress Center — rooms

Rooms

Playful details echo the historic amusement park, alongside practical touches like hardwood floors and wide views stretching over the harbor and city.

Tivoli Hotel & Congress Center — wellness

Wellness

The indoor swimming pool features glass-bottom details and atmospheric lighting, accompanied by a timber sauna and a full fitness studio.

Tivoli Hotel & Congress Center — backstory

Backstory

Architect Kim Utzon sculpted the dual-tower complex to evoke rugged Swedish cliffs, weaving Tivoli Gardens heritage directly into the design.

Tivoli Hotel & Congress Center — eat & drink

Eat & drink

Take in skyline panoramas at Sticks'n'Sushi Skybar and MASH Penthouse on the twelfth floor, or step out onto the garden terrace.

The neighborhood

Set along Kalvebod Brygge in Vesterbro, the property sits a short walk from Copenhagen Central Station and the historic Tivoli amusement park.

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