Hotel Copenhagen

We stayed at the Phoenix and the Opera. The Phoenix was very nice (one of the best breakfasts I've had in Europe). It's an older hotel but well kept. The Opera is also old, shows it's age but is still a decent stay and very conveniently located. We booked the Strand, which seems like a great place. When we got there, they were full so sent us to their sister hotel the Phoenix (supposedly a little nicer). The Opera is also a sister hotel to the other two (and a couple others in the area I think). We payed $125 each night for a double with breakfasts (breakfast would normally be an additional 20 euro per day).

We also stayed at the Opera Hotel for one night pre-cruise in 2010. We thought it was fine: great location, good price, decent room. The reception lobby turns into the bar in the evening, with the reception desk attendant being the bar tender - very casual and relaxed. I don't recall our exact per-night rate, but it was very manageable. We did eat at their breakfast buffet, which was not included in our nightly rate. We flew into Copenhagen and took their metro system from the airport to within a block of the hotel.