Copenhagen Kastrup Airport: where to stay, areas and recommended hotels
At the airport
The Clarion Hotel is linked to Terminal 3 by a covered passage, about 2 minutes on foot; the Comfort Hotel Airport is about 5 minutes on foot through indoor corridors.
Best for: Flights before 7 and overnight layovers, when it pays to stay a stone's throw from the Terminal 3 check-in desks.
- From your room to the check-in desk you walk under cover, even in the rain
- The M2 metro is right there for dinner in the centre, in 13-15 minutes
- All around there are only terminals, car parks and offices
- The trip to and from the centre takes an hour there and back
Recommended hotels in this area
- Clarion Hotel Copenhagen Airport: You walk straight into the lobby from Terminal 3 via a covered passage of about 2 minutes; from Terminal 2 and CPH Go it is a walk.
- Comfort Hotel Copenhagen Airport: Reception with a bar open 24 hours a day, a gym that is always accessible and about 5 minutes on foot from Terminal 3 through indoor corridors.
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Vesterbro and the central station
Near the airport link · The DSB regional train stops beneath the central station in about 13-15 minutes from the airport; from there the Vesterbro hotels are a few minutes on foot.
Best for: Those arriving in the evening, flying out the next day and wanting a bed near the trains, Tivoli and the Vesterbro bars.
- A single direct train from the airport, with no changes
- Tivoli, Strøget and evening restaurants are within walking distance of the hotels
- Around the station there is more bustle than quiet in the evening
- From here Terminal 3 takes a train and a walk, so a dawn departure gets complicated
Recommended hotels in this area
- Scandic Webers: It is at number 11B Vesterbrogade, a few minutes on foot from the central station where the train to Kastrup departs.
- Comfort Hotel Vesterbro: Simple rooms at a lower price point, in the Vesterbro district, between the central station and the nightlife streets.
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Nyhavn and Kongens Nytorv
City centre · The M2 takes you to Kongens Nytorv in about 13 minutes; from there Nyhavn is 5 minutes on foot.
Best for: One or more nights as a tourist, with the harbour, Amalienborg and the historic streets on foot.
- Direct metro from the terminal to the historic centre
- Nyhavn and Amalienborg can be reached without any other transport
- Rates are among the highest in the city
- The area empties early, and outside Nyhavn there are few places to go out
Recommended hotels in this area
- Copenhagen Admiral Hotel: A former warehouse from 1787 overlooking the harbour, a few steps from Nyhavn and Amalienborg; 366 renovated rooms.
- 71 Nyhavn Hotel: A warehouse from 1804 on the harbour, 5 minutes on foot from Kongens Nytorv; breakfast is included in the rate.
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Christianshavn
Neighbourhood · The M2 stops at Christianshavn, a couple of stations before the centre, so in less than the 13 minutes needed to reach Kongens Nytorv.
Best for: Those looking for a district of canals and restaurants, linked to the terminal by a metro with no changes.
- Direct metro from the terminal, without going through the central station
- Canals and evening venues close by, quieter than the centre
- There are few hotels, so rooms sell out early
- For Tivoli and the station you need the metro or a long walk
Recommended hotels in this area
- NH Collection Copenhagen: A modernist building from the Fifties at Strandgade 7, 300 metres from Christianshavn metro and within walking distance of the Opera House.
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