3 Nights Copenhagen Break W/Flts

Great hotel!! My wife and I traveled to Copenhagen from Boston in late March for a 6 night stay. We arrived at the Moxy and went to check in. We have to give big shout out to Coco who checked us in. She was very nice and helped us almost everyday with sites, maps, directions etc. Other shout outs go to Gosia, Eugenia, and Hussian who were also very friendly and helpful throughout our stay. We found the hotel to be very clean, and sort of funky with lots of common space, a cool bar and very close to the train station to Central Station. I have been in the hospitality industry over 40 years, and can highly recommend this hotel!! Keep up the great work all of you are doing!

Admittedly, we used this hotel as I had a number of points available as a Marriott customer, and the 4 night stay was going to be free. The hotel is easy to get to - from Copenhagen Central station, take the A or E train to Sydhavn, and you can see the hotel from the platform. Hotel is very stylish. Check-in was seamless and person helping us was lovely. Rooms are basic. There is nowhere to hang luggage and no kettle or fridge, but the room was clean, comfortable and warm. It’s a place to put your head, so you can’t complain. Coffee, tea etc. was free from downstairs. Genuinely no complaints. Round about the hotel, you have several convenience stores, a pharmacy, a burger bar and the South Harbour Cafe, which specialises in Moroccan cuisine. Bar has a good selection of drink, and you even get a welcome cocktail. They seem to have weekly events on a Friday night but unfortunately we missed this due to departure on Friday. Would recommend - we had a great trip, and the hotel factored into this.

With an early arrival and my first visit to Copenhagen, I landed at The Moxy by taxi, with no idea of where I was in relation to the City Centre. I was very happy to be allowed an early check in by the ever helpful Edgar, who also gave me directions to the train station which was only a 5 minute walk away. Trains run frequently and after stopping at only two stations, I found myself in Copenhagen's Central Station and from there you can travel to anywhere in Denmark. After tripping off to various places for a few days I returned once again to The Moxy, this time late at night where I was checked in at the Bar by John, the Night Manager, who very kindly greeted me with a glass of wine and a chat. The rooms are modern and functional, the vibe here is quirky, fun and casual with a minimalist approach offering good value for money and a great experience, I am not a breakfast eater but certainly enjoyed the great coffee made for me each morning with a smile, whilst I sat in cozy surroundings watching the world go by An electric jug in my room for boiling hot water would have made my stays perfect but even without that, both my times here were memorable. If you are looking for 5 star luxury with all the frills, this is definitely not for you but if you are looking for an easy and fun time in Copenhagen, then I highly recommend the Moxy Copenhagen Sydhavnen. I thoroughly enjoyed both my stays here whilst exploring this great City!

Moxy Copenhagen offers a reliable choice, standing as a strong competitor to local Airbnb options. Its affordability, cleanliness, and contemporary design contribute to a consistently positive experience. Notable features like Google Cast on the TV, designated work areas, and the assistance of the friendly staff, exemplified by Edwards, elevate the overall stay. Despite minor inconveniences like occasional toilet odors, the positives of the hotel outweigh these drawbacks. The location, while not particularly lively, benefits from easy S-train access to the city center. Although breakfast comes at a higher cost, Moxy Copenhagen remains a practical and comfortable option that I genuinely recommend.