Comfort Hotel Copenhagen Airport

Stayed 02/09-03/09 2025. A standard airport hotel within walking distance of the terminal, well suited to business and solo travelers, couples, or families with children for one or two nights. Rooms were well kept, and check-in and check-out were quick. Reception is open 24/7, there’s a laundry machine, vending machine food is available around the clock, and breakfast can be TOGO. Early bird breakfast is at 04:30 and the warm breakfast starts at 05:30. I’d rate value for money a 6 and the beds a 7. On my bed scale, 0 means sinking through, 5 is average, and 10 is lying on top of the mattress. For value, 0 means throwing money away, 5 is break even, and 10 is highest profit. No cons come to mind right away.

For an overnight stop between flights, the location near the airport worked well. I liked being able to check in by myself. Rooms are small but clean and cozy, and breakfast begins at 5:30 am, handy for early departures.

The staff were nice, and for airport travelers the location is good. The room felt quite small and very dark. There’s no bathroom door, so water gets everywhere when you shower. Breakfast was very basic.

I’d stay here again if I land in CPH, since hotel prices in Copenhagen are generally high and this felt worth the cost. Getting to the metro, trains, and buses from the plane is easy without going outside, and the M2 Metro takes about 20 minutes to the city centre. The room was quiet despite being at the airport, with no takeoff or landing noise, and had room for two medium sized suitcases. There was enough bathroom shelving for toiletries. Keep in mind it’s a 3 star hotel, so facilities and service are basic. There’s no daily room cleaning or bed making, and you have to collect a clean towel from reception each day. Supplies are sparse too, with no tissue box or in-room phone and few outlets for charging. Bring waterproof slippers or sandals for the shower, which has no door and leaves the floor wet.