Copenhagen Hotels|Copenhagen, Denmark

Villa Copenhagen

Name: Villa Copenhagen
Telephone: 45-78-73-00-00

Sustainable luxury with stylish flair

VERIFIED LUXURY

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Stepping into Villa Copenhagen, you immediately sense the dialogue between past and present. Housed in the former 1912 post office headquarters, the building’s historic grandeur meets crisp Scandinavian minimalism. Natural light pours through the glass-domed atrium, illuminating an oversized floating woman’s head shushing guests from Spanish sculptor Jaume Plensa.

The central courtyard bar hums softly with conversation, where locals mingle with travelers over cocktails, giving the space an effortless energy. Head upstairs for the rooftop pool’s rare vantage point over Copenhagen, its waters heated sustainably from excess energy reclaimed from the hotel itself. Culinary experiences are equally deliberate: Villa Breakfast serves up locally sourced, seasonal fare, and Rug Bakery tempts with artisanal Danish breads and pastries that smell divine.

The 380 rooms have a Scandi aesthetic with herringbone floors, high ceilings and neutral colors, while suites offer unique features, like the Earth Suite made with sustainable materials and two suites designed by Danish brand Shamballa Jewels. With Tivoli Gardens and the central station just steps away, Villa Copenhagen balances immersion in urban life with a sanctuary of design, comfort and conscious luxury.

Our Inspector's Highlights

Villa Copenhagen’s year-round heated rooftop pool — a rarity in the city — offers expansive city vistas. The 25-meter pool is complemented by a sauna and small gym for a private, rejuvenating retreat.
The Copenhagen hotel’s location puts you steps from Tivoli, the central station and other well-known attractions. However, the concierge can guide you to overlooked nearby courtyards and hidden canals where tourists rarely wander as well.
Whether you’re craving a morning croissant, an afternoon sandwich or an evening sweet treat, Rug Bakery is your go-to. Freshly baked breads and intricate pastries steal the show and are easily worth the extra calories.
Energy reclaimed from the building powers more than the pool. Your room lighting and in-floor heating subtly draw from the same sustainable system, creating warmth with a minimal footprint.
Be sure to spend time exploring Villa Copenhagen’s well-curated contemporary art collection featuring works from Danish painter Per Kirkeby, Icelandic-Danish painter Olafur Eliasson and more.

The Restaurants

By night, Rug Bakery switches gears from pastries and coffee to pizza and cocktails, complete with vibey music and low lighting that offer a swish bar vibe.
Under a grand glass ceiling, Courtyard Bar offers light meals, coffee and some of Copenhagen’s finest drinks, with no reservations needed.
Once a gathering spot for postmen, T37 is now a lively bar focusing on sustainable dining and community, perfect for groups to linger over small plates and handcrafted cocktails.

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