Arni Magnussons Gade 2, Copenhagen, Denmark | (618) 248-8274
10-minute walk from Tivoli Gardens and Copenhagen Central train station
Clean rooms have coffeemakers, minibars, and flat-screen TVs
Rooms on higher floors offer expansive views
Well-equipped fitness center with free sauna
Big indoor pool with massage jets, loungers, and locker rooms
Multiple dining options, including sushi, top-floor steakhouse, and brasserie
Executive Lounge offers free breakfast to Executive Room guests
All-inclusive packages with Tivoli Gardens admission available
Large conference center with 55 flexible rooms and catering services
Free business center, plus indoor parking (fee)
Cute children’s playroom with games and lots of natural light
Free Wi-Fi throughout the property
Non-renovated rooms have dated decor
Breakfast room can feel crowded and overrun with children
20-minute walk from the city center
Affiliated with the historic Tivoli Gardens amusement park, the upper-middle-range, 679-room Tivoli Hotel Copenhagen is a bustling hotel that caters equally to business travelers and families with young kids. Rooms are smallish (with even tighter bathrooms) but offer solid amenities, including minibars, coffeemakers, and air-conditioning. Decor varies between units – while some are cheerful yet somewhat dated, others are elegant and contemporary. The indoor pool is a highlight here, as are the sushi bar and the top-floor steakhouse. There is also a fully equipped fitness center with a sauna that guests can use free of charge. Location within walking distance of the city’s main train station and Tivoli Gardens is convenient for business travelers and those planning to visit the amusement park. Visitors looking to explore city center attractions may want to compare rates at the Ascot Hotel.
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What Are the Design and Scene Like at the Tivoli Hotel Copenhagen?
This colorful and energetic hotel mainly attracts travelers looking to visit the Tivoli Gardens.
Housed in two towers overlooking a cute garden with colorful art installations, the Tivoli Hotels complements the equally modern architecture in the area. Like its sister hotel, Copenhagen Island, the Tivoli was designed by Kim Utzon (son of the designer of the Sydney Opera House). The hotel is associated with the Tivoli Gardens, Copenhagen's popular amusement park, and the interior design reflects this, with multi-colored disco elevators and brightly hued decor in the common areas.
The hotel is equally popular among business travelers -- drawn by the large on-site conference center and Executive floor, complete with an adults-only lounge -- and families, who choose the property mainly for its all-inclusive packages that include access to the Tivoli Gardens amusement park. The vibe is bustling year-round, with business guests and families with children mingling in common spaces. The hotel is also home to a sushi eatery popular among locals, and a striking steakhouse on the top floor, which means there is usually lots of foot traffic in the lobby, especially at dinnertime.
Where Is the Tivoli Hotel Copenhagen Located?
It’s on a busy road a short walk from Copenhagen Central Station and Tivoli Gardens.
The Tivoli Hotel Copenhagen is situated right on the busy ring road motorway. The area is mainly home to large commercial properties, and there aren’t many shops or cafes in the immediate vicinity. However, the location is convenient for business travelers, and it's about a 15-minute walk to the central train station and Tivoli Gardens. It takes about 18 minutes to reach the National Museum of Denmark. The city center is a bit farther away, about 20 to 25 minutes on foot, which isn’t as convenient for those wanting to explore Copenhagen’s top tourist sights. Attractions such as Amalienborg Palace, Rosenborg Castle, the Little Mermaid, and Marble Church are all within a 20- to 30-minute metro ride away. A taxi from Copenhagen Airport to Tivoli Hotel takes about 15 minutes, or it’s 25 minutes by public transport.
What Are Rooms Like at the Tivoli Hotel Copenhagen?
Compact, clean rooms have good amenities and small bathrooms, but decor varies between dated and contemporary.
The hotel has 679 rooms spread over two buildings -- the City Tower and the Harbour Tower. Categories range from small Standard units with queen or twin beds to spacious Suites with separate living areas and expansive views. Decor varies between rooms (even within the same category). Non-renovated units are colorful and dated, with loud-patterned carpets, multi-hued striped blankets, and cushions emblazoned with big-star designs. Renovated rooms have a more contemporary, subdued style, with a brown color palette, plush rugs over wooden floors, and metal accents in lamps and tables.
All rooms come with free Wi-Fi, flat-screen TVs, coffeemakers, minibars, and safes. Executive units and suites add robes and slippers, as well as upgraded toiletries. These rooms also offer access to the adults-only Executive Lounge, where guests can help themselves to daily breakfast, plus snacks and drinks throughout the day. Bathrooms are compact across the board and have either walk-in showers or shower/tub combos.
Hypoallergenic and wheelchair-friendly rooms are available on request.
What Features Are Available at the Tivoli Hotel Copenhagen?
An indoor pool, meeting facilities, fitness center, and kids’ playroom are available on-site.
The Tivoli Hotel has numerous amenities for both business guests and leisure travelers. For the corporate set, the Tivoli has a large conference center with 55 flexible rooms -- the largest of which can host up to 2,400 guests. Catering services and audiovisual equipment are available for a fee. The business center is outfitted with computers and a printer that guests can use free of charge, and a large carpark shared with two other hotels offers 500 parking spaces for a fee.
The fitness center is equipped with a wide range of cardio and strength-training machines, as well as free weights, a sauna (free for guests), and locker rooms. The 16-meter indoor pool, complete with massage jets, a waterfall, loungers, and dim lights is a great spot for a few laps or some down time. For families, there’s also an indoor play area with foosball and a puppet theater, as well as an outdoor playground.
An all-inclusive package includes access to the Tivoli Gardens amusement park.
What Restaurants and Bars Are at the Tivoli Hotel Copenhagen?
Multiple dining options include popular Sticks ’n’ Sushi, a brasserie, and a lounge.
A breakfast buffet (for a fee) is served daily in the Tivoli Brasserie, which also offers fixed and a la carte lunch and dinner menus. The popular Sticks and Sushi Copenhagen Tivoli Hotel restaurant occupies the top floor of the Harbour Tower and is divided into several sections, including an area that has a mass of swings hung from the ceiling, and another one with Japanese-style floor seating. Mash Penthouse, a contemporary steakhouse, is also on the rooftop level of the Harbour Tower and offers expansive views and a terrace. The lobby bar is open for early breakfast and serves hot and cold drinks along with snacks and sandwiches throughout the day. Snacks and drinks are also available at the Bar & Lounge on the second floor of the Harbour Tower. Tivoli View is available exclusively for Executive Room and suite guests and it provides free breakfast.
