Which hotels are at Copenhagen Airport?
Two hotels a short walk from Terminal 3
Short answer
Two hotels stand right by Terminal 3 at Copenhagen Airport: Clarion Hotel Copenhagen Airport and Comfort Hotel. Both are near the metro, and the ride to the city centre takes less than 15 minutes. Clarion has a restaurant, a spa, 29 meeting rooms and a ballroom for up to 500 people. Comfort Hotel keeps prices lower by having no room service or minibar in the rooms.
Why
- Both hotels are a short walk from Terminal 3.
- The metro takes you to the city centre in under 15 minutes.
- Rooms look out over the water, the city or the planes.
Details
The Hangar, a venue for congresses and events, is part of Clarion Hotel at the airport.
Tip
Check which terminal your flight leaves from and allow time to walk from the hotel to check-in.
What may differ
Facilities, prices and check-in times are set by each hotel and can change.
Common misconception
Many think an airport hotel means a long ride into the city.
What actually happens
From the airport hotels the metro reaches the city centre in less than 15 minutes.
People also ask
- Where should I stay before an early flight from Copenhagen?
- How far is Copenhagen Airport from the city centre?
- Does the Copenhagen Metro run at night?
Sources
This answer is for reference only. Prices, rules and booking terms change, so check with the place you book and the official sources.
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