What is Danhostel and how many hostels does it have?
Independent hostels in one chain.
Short answer
Danhostel is the largest chain of hostels in Denmark, with 64 places to stay across the country as of November 2026. It is a member-based association of independent hostels, and each hostel is run locally and sets its own prices. All Danhostels have a guest kitchen with an oven, fridge, coffee machine and cooking utensils, open to solo travellers and families but not to groups. The hostels are open to everyone, including families, groups, school camps and business travellers.
Why
- Each hostel sets its own prices.
- Every Danhostel has a guest kitchen.
- The hostels are spread across the whole country.
Details
Children under 2 stay free when they sleep with their parents, if you tell the hostel before arrival.
Tip
Some hostels charge for renting kitchen equipment, so ask when you book if you plan to cook.
What may differ
Some Danhostels close completely for certain periods, so check the opening dates of the one you want.
Common misconception
Hostels are only for young backpackers.
What actually happens
Danhostels are open to everyone and cater for families, groups and business travellers too.
People also ask
- What are check-in and check-out times at Danhostel?
- Do you need to bring bed linen to a Danhostel?
- How many hostel nights are there in Denmark?
Sources
- Danhostel: Front pageChecked at:
- Danhostel: About DanhostelChecked at:
- Danhostel: Frequently asked questionsChecked at:
- Danhostel: Prices and guest reviewsChecked at:
This answer is for reference only. Prices, rules and booking terms change, so check with the place you book and the official sources.
AccommodationRelated questions
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Where can a school class or group stay overnight in Copenhagen?
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Do you need a permit or registration to rent out your home to tourists in Denmark?
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For short-term rental of a home or room you live in (under 4 months), the tax-free allowance in 2026 is 35,100 kr.
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