A modern building with large windows and a glass façade is illuminated at night, reflecting on the calm water in front. The sky is twilight blue, enhancing the serene ambiance of the scene.

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An inviting design gem with direct views of Copenhagen Harbour

An oasis by the water – in the heart of the city's pulse

Copenhagen Island is your oasis in the heart of Copenhagen’s harbor. Here, you are surrounded by the serene reflection of the water and the vibrant energy of the city.

Enjoy bright rooms, exceptional architecture, and a location close to Tivoli, the Meatpacking District, and the harbor promenade’s trails. Take in the view, feel the tranquility, and explore the city’s many opportunities – all just outside your door.

En moderne bygning ved vandet med store vinduer og udhængende tage ses under en klar blå himmel. En bro forbinder bygningen med en kanal, og flere danske flag vajer i nærheden.

Photo by: Dann Thorleifsson | Arp-Hansen Hotel Group

En rekke identiske blå utleiesykler med kurver, parkert tett inntil hverandre ved en sykkeldelingsstasjon. Sykkelene bærer merket Isländ og har sølvfargede styre og dekk med hvite sider.

View from a hotel room with an unmade bed in the foreground, looking out through glass doors onto a balcony with two chairs. Beyond the balcony, theres a body of water, industrial buildings, and a cloudy sky in the distance.

A man and woman sit on a wooden deck by a waterfront, wearing white robes. They face away, towards a modern building with large windows across the water. A wicker basket is beside them under a partly cloudy sky.

Copenhagen Island

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Get more out of your stay

Modern lounge with large windows, stylish chairs, round tables, pendant lights, and dark curtains. Natural light fills the space. Theres a water view outside the windows and a desk with flowers and papers in the foreground.

New experiences await at Copenhagen Island

There is even more to look forward to at Copenhagen Island. Discover new lounges, a lobby bar and fitness facilities – right by the waterfront.

Rooms and suites

As a guest at Copenhagen Island, you can wake up to a superb view of Copenhagen Harbor. Our many rooms are stylishly furnished with focus on the special architecture that characterizes and makes the hotel unique.

Ett modernt hotellrum med en prydligt bäddad dubbelsäng, ljusblå pläd, glasbord med stol, garderob och minimalistisk inredning; vita väggar och trägolv skapar en ren och ljus atmosfär.

14-19 sqm

Standard

Modern hotel room with a large bed, crisp white linens, a blue throw, a desk with a chair by tall windows, a flat-screen TV, armchair, and a coffee station on a cabinet. Bright and minimalist décor.

14-21 sqm with waterfront view

Superior

Ett modernt hotellrum med en stor säng, ljusblå pläd, höga fönster med gardiner, skrivbord, stol, TV och förfriskningar på ett skåp. Solljuset flödar in och ger rummet en ljus och luftig känsla.

14-21 sqm with waterfront view and balcony

Executive

Modern hotel room with a large bed, a TV, a glass desk and floor-to-ceiling windows showing the city buildings and the water outside. Two red chairs sit near the corner window and natural light fills the room.

32 sqm with panoramic waterfront view

Junior Suite

Modern hotel room with large window view. Features two beds with white and gray bedding, a wall-mounted TV, a patterned wall art, and a dark wood floor. Natural light illuminates the space, complemented by neutral decor.

21 sqm

Triple Room

Modern hotel room with a double bed, light blue accents, a wall-mounted TV, glass desk with a chair, and a small refreshment area near the entrance. The room is bright with natural light and minimalist decor.

2x21 sqm

Connecting Room for 5 people

Modern hotel room with twin beds, white and green bedding, and a red armchair by tall windows. A serene water ripple painting hangs beside a wall-mounted TV. The room overlooks a body of water through sheer curtains.

Can be selected in all categories

Allergy-friendly rooms

Facilities and services

Two people sit at a round table by large windows, enjoying breakfast with pancakes, fruit, juice, and coffee. A small vase with flowers and a red lamp are on the table, with city buildings visible outside.

Facilities and services

The hotel is equipped with a wide range of luxurious facilities for you to enjoy as a guest.

For example, start your day with a delicious breakfast buffet at The Harbour Breakfast Restaurant with harbour views.

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Stay at the best address in Copenhagen

Copenhagen Island is a stylish hotel located on an artificial island in Copenhagen's harbour. With stunning views over both the water and the city's rooftops, it offers a unique experience, while the tranquil waterfront ensures a relaxed stay.

The harbour bath is just outside the hotel, perfect for a swim, and there is the opportunity to rent a boat to explore the canals. On the opposite side of the canal lies Islands Brygge, where you can find outdoor activities, restaurants, and markets. The trendy district of Vesterbro, just a 15-minute walk from the hotel, offers bars, shops, and Kødbyen – a cultural hotspot in the city.

With its beautiful location and modern design, Copenhagen Island is the perfect place for both a peaceful and central base in Copenhagen.

Address: Kalvebod Brygge 53, 1560 Copenhagen

Modern waterfront building with a sleek, angular design and large windows, set against a clear blue sky. The structure includes multiple stories and sits beside a calm body of water, reflecting its mirrored surface.

Copenhagen Island

An elegant design hotel with a superb location at Copenhagen’s waterfront.

Address: Kalvebod Brygge 53, 1560 Copenhagen

People relax on deck chairs outside a building with blue-framed windows and a sign that reads Kød og Flæsk. A sculpture of a cow is displayed above the entrance. The scene is lively and social, with a casual outdoor atmosphere.

Meatpacking District Copenhagen

The Meatpacking District is where the majority of the city's food wholesalers are based, especially meat wholesalers, hence the name. Nestled among the butchers are restaurants and a vibrant night life, which is a mecca for the city's hipsters.

A picturesque amusement park scene with boats on a pond, a looping roller coaster, and a traditional pagoda surrounded by lush greenery and flowering plants. The sky is clear, adding to the vibrant and lively atmosphere.

Tivoli Gardens

Tivoli Gardens is a fairytale amusement park in the heart of Copenhagen. Tivoli opened its doors in 1843, making it the world's second oldest amusement park, and it has been a huge attraction ever since.

Large modern glass building beside a calm body of water, featuring the name Fisketorvet prominently. The structure has a mix of glass and brick elements, and the scene includes reflections on the water and a clear blue sky.

Fisketorvet Shoppingcenter

Fisketorvet Shopping centre is located on the waterfront. With 120 shops and a number of cafés and restaurants, the shopping centre is one of the largest in Denmark.

People relaxing by a waterfront in an urban setting, with modern buildings in the background. Some are sitting on steps, while others swim or lounge near the water. A clear sky and bright sunlight enhance the lively atmosphere.

Harbour Bath

Islands Brygge Harbour Bath is an open-air swimming pool in central Copenhagen, which attracts everyone from families with children and lane swimmers to beach lovers from all over the city.

Nyhavn

Nyhavn, Copenhagen's port pearl, which stretches from Kongens Nytorv Square and all the way along the canal. Many of the old houses are preserved till this day, and the oldest house dates back to 1681.

Photo by: Daniel Rasmussen | Visit Copenhagen

Amager Fælled

Amager Fælled is a former military exercise area, and today is a conservation area that offers various nature and animal experiences.

The image shows a large, historic European building with a central tower topped by a spire. The facade is symmetrical, with a courtyard in front. The sky is clear and blue, and there are trimmed hedges lining the sides.

Christiansborg Palace

Christiansborg Palace on Slotsholmen is home to the Danish Parliament. The palace features the Royal Reception Rooms, Absalon's ruins, the royal stables, and the Royal Kitchen.

Copenhagen Airport

Copenhagen Airport, otherwise known as Kastrup, is Denmark's largest airport. Getting to and from the airport is easy by train and the Metro.

An indoor botanical garden with tall palm trees and lush plants, housed in a grand building with a glass ceiling and decorative architecture. Sunlight streams through the glass roof, illuminating the greenery.

The Glyptotek

The Glyptotek is an art museum featuring both ancient and modern collections. Its antiquities collection is the largest in Northern Europe and includes art and artifacts from ancient Egypt, Greece, and Rome. The modern collection focuses primarily on 19th- and 20th-century art, with works by Danish artists such as Eckersberg and Købke, as well as French masters like Rodin, Degas, and Gauguin. The museum is housed in an architectural gem and also hosts rotating special exhibitions. Visitors can enjoy a café in the beautiful Winter Garden, a rooftop terrace with views over Copenhagen and Tivoli, and the Glyptotek Garden a small, peaceful oasis behind the building.

https://glyptoteket.com/

A person is adjusting the harness of two large horses in a stable. The horses are hitched to a red and white wagon. Danish flags are visible on the vehicle. The stable has white beams and a STABLES sign is seen in the background.

Visit Carlsberg

Carlsberg is a world famous brewery, which was founded in 1847. The neighborhood of Carlsberg is a blooming area filled with cafes and cultural experiences such as food markets, art exhibitions, dance shows and much more.

A modern building interior with curved balconies, escalators, and a large glass wall overlooking water and city buildings outside; sunlight streams through the windows, illuminating the open atrium space.

The Black Diamond

The Black Diamond was built in 1999 and takes its name from its polished black granite facade, which reflects the sunlight and the water in the canal in front of the building. It is part of The Royal Library and houses modern reading rooms that are open to the public. In addition to its library functions, the building also features a café and restaurant with views of the canal, as well as a rich program of concerts, lectures, and exhibitions focused on photography and cultural history. The Black Diamond is an extension of the historic Royal Library, so be sure to also visit the old reading rooms and the atmospheric Library Garden.

https://www.kb.dk/en/visit-us/black-diamond-copenhagen

Ein modernes Opernhaus mit einem flachen, überhängenden Dach steht bei Sonnenuntergang am Wasser, im Hintergrund ein älteres, längeres Gebäude und darüber ein rosafarbener und violetter Himmel.

The Royal Danish Opera House

The Royal Danish Opera House is Denmark’s national opera and hosts both Danish and international productions. The building, which contains over 1000 rooms, was designed by renowned Danish architect Henning Larsen. In the foyer, you’ll find chandeliers designed by Olafur Eliasson, and four bronze reliefs by Per Kirkeby adorn the walls. The Opera House was inaugurated in 2005, with Mærsk Mc-Kinney Møller as its benefactor. In addition to opera, the venue also features musicals, concerts, ballet, and other performances. Guided tours are available for those who want to experience the building from the inside.

https://kglteater.dk/en

Offers and packages

Copenhagen Island offers a variety of hotel packages for both the family and the couple who want a night in town or a night all to themselves. Common to all possibilities is a hotel experience in high quality luxurious surroundings in one of Copenhagen's most exclusive hotels. A selection of our packages: