top of page
Writer's pictureMr Plane Guy





Great capsule hotel concept just forget breakfast! My Hotel Review of City Hub Copenhagen


By Mr Plane Guy Travel Blogger, Flight, Travel Expert and chief Danish breakfast taster



During my recent city break in Copenhagen, I decided to opt for budget-friendly hotel and chose City Hub Copenhagen. While I respect those who enjoy hostels and I understand the appeal of hostels for socialising and solo travel, but I snore and wouldn’t put people through that! If I am honest a little spoilt when it comes to travel and I need affordable luxury!


CityHub offers a unique experience similar to a hostel but with individual soundproofed capsules and high end style gym bathrooms, co working and socialising spaces. Intrigued by the concept, I had to try it for myself. Here is my review of City Hub Copenhagen.



My Hotel Review of City Hub Copenhagen

It's giving "moody travel blogger, but had good rest"


BTW here is my guide to 24 hours in Copenhagen do have a look (link here coming soon when I CBA))


My Hotel Review of City Hub Copenhagen

Discover more than 40 attractions and museums with a city card and Get unlimited access to hop-on hop-off bus routes! Amazing Value!


Hotel Name

City Hub Copenhagen


Location

Situated in Copenhagen, 1.3 km from Tivoli Gardens

97B Vesterbrogade, Vesterbro, 1620 Copenhagen, Denmark


What do you get?

  • Sauna

  • Bar

  • 24-hour front desk with self check-in

  • Luggage storage space

  • WiFi

  • Rooms are equipped with a Bluetooth sound system

  • Shared public area including a kitchenette and living area

  • City Hub Copenhagen also has a free app guests can download and chat to the host when in the city, to get tips and directions!


My Hotel Review of City Hub Copenhagen


City Hub Copenhagen Reviews


Couples particularly like the location — they rated it 9.1 for a two-person trip.




How do I get to CityHub Copenhagen from the airport?


From Copenhagen airport, take metro 2 (direction Vanløse st) for 11 stops and get off at Frederiksberg. Transfer to metro 3 (direction København H) for one stop and alight at Frederiksberg Allè. Walk east, turn right onto Kingosgade, then left onto Vesterbrogade to find CityHub at 97B.


Check out the hotel on Booking.com HERE


The Capsule


An indavidual capsule with a double bed, sound proofed and temeperature controlled, it also has a speaker and lighting system controlled from the City Hub app! When you check in for the hotel you choose a bottom or top capsule (I am not inserting any pun here no)






The Bathroom (Yes its shared and gender specific)



My Hotel Review of City Hub Copenhagen


Check out the hotel on Booking.com HERE










The Best Bits at City Hub Copenhagen


In the private capsule, the bed was incredibly comfortable, and you can control the temperature and lighting to your preference! I enjoyed the co-working space, which had a great atmosphere with fellow trendy travelers. Additionally, I appreciated the convenience of using the locker space for storing all my belongings after checking out. This way, I didn't have to carry my backpack around the city all day until my flight later in the day; I could simply pick it up on my way to the airport.



My Hotel Review of City Hub Copenhagen

TOP TIP


To get around Copenhagen get the Hop on Hop Off bus it goes directly to all of the top attractions you must see and your one day ticket covers a 24 hour period so get it when in the afternoon and use if the second day morning and afternoon as well so it works out at great value.



Bad Bits at City Hub Copenhagen


If you are searching for a hotel that offers a great buffet breakfast, this hotel may not be the best option for you. Additionally, it can be challenging if you have to use the bathroom at night during your sleep.



Breakfast is served at City Hub Copenhagen (Well it wasn't really)


I opted to pay extra for breakfast, it just sets you up for the day of a full on sightseeing 20000 steps kind of day! I paid an extra £36! I was given a voucher to use a local cafe, a choice of two cafes one would just provide porridge, (erm £36 for porridge? I know Copenhagen is expensive but no hun) so I opted for the second option.


I sauntered along and they provided a breakfast I told them I was vegeterian (technically a flexitarian lactose intolerant) and they removed the danish bacon.


This was the offering.....


My Hotel Review of City Hub Copenhagen

Dust, bon appétit!


Now the mega Karen in me had to speak to the manager, I was able to use the fancy City Hub app and contact a manager and explained my disappointment.


CityHub Copenhagen provides a free app guests can download and chat to the host when in the city, to get tips and directions.


A lovely manager was so responsive and totally understood and refunded the full amount! I have noticed breakfast is only an extra £16 now on Booking.com so perhaps they have changed this offering!



My Hotel Review of City Hub Copenhagen

TOP TIP

BUKA is one of Copenhagen's most popular bakeries

Store Kongensgade 18, 1264 København, Denmark

Open 7AM-6PM






So I have to say that this was really great service, they listened to the feedback and resolved it swiftly so I would still use City Hub again because of how they dealt with this! Hence why you will find my review of City Hub Rotterdam here and I hope to use City Hub's new capsule hotel in Iceland in a few months time!





Summary, so what was it like staying at this capsule hotel City Hub Copenhagen?


I must admit, I was really impressed by the concept of City Hub. While we all appreciate the luxury of a 5-star experience, life is all about finding a balance, and this budget-friendly option for a city break in Copenhagen is just perfect!


The shared living spaces are incredibly innovative and convenient, with every detail carefully thought out. You can help yourself to a Danish beer and grab a snack from the vending machine. The bathrooms are impeccably clean, reminiscent of those in high-end gyms.


Next time, I plan to pick up a Danish (just to clarify, I mean a croissant-style pastry, not a Danish person) to enjoy at the facilities while catching up on some blogger emails and write my hotel review of City Hub Copenhagen.


Places to stay in Copenhagen


Here are some other options of places to stay in Copenhagen, check out the deal finder below......






Things to do in Copenhagen




City Hub also have locations

  • in Amsterdam

  • Rotterdam ( link to review here )

  • From the end of October 2024 Rekjavik Iceland! This is so exciting as travel to Iceland can be quite costly so staying at CityHub Reykjavik might be a really great way to visit Iceland on a budget!


My Hotel Review of City Hub Copenhagen

Discover more than 40 attractions and museums with a city card and Get unlimited access to hop-on hop-off bus routes! Amazing Value!


My Hotel Review of City Hub Copenhagen



My Hotel Review of City Hub Copenhagen


My Hotel Review of City Hub Copenhagen

Hello I’m Paul a Travel and flight expert, I spent most of my career working in and around planes with 15 years providing top-notch service with a London-based airline. I became an expert in travel after soaring across the Atlantic up to 10 times a month!


I’m now, producing travel content, reaching millions of viewers monthly. Reporting on travel news, sharing travel tips, reviews, and deals with a sprinkle of humour and a whole lot of authenticity!


I hope you enjoyed My Hotel Review of City Hub Copenhagen, do let me know in the comments if you have any questions about it.


Sign up to my emails here to subscribe

I promise not to bombard you! Just the occasional news full of amazing travel deals!



Comments


bottom of page