Opinion of Avenue Hotel

Hello

Does anyone have an opinion on this hotel? Looking for a hotel in this price range that includes breakfast. Options are limited. And seem like the best of a small lot. Is the walk to the city center really just 15 to 20 minutes?

Any thoughts is appreciated.

Mike

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I don%26#39;t know anything about the inside of the hotel (although I remember someone else in here saying it was fine), but location is not great. There is little to do in that area, and the hotel is right on Åboulevarden - the main artery into Copenhagen from west and the busiest and noisiest street in the city.

You are probably a 15 minute walk from where the inner city area starts, but more like 25-30 minutes from Town Hall Square.

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Hi walnut123

I agree with the previous post.

I suggest you do a search for a hotel on the link below.

http://www.dkhotellist.com/

Best of luck!

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Come on guys. I actually don%26#39;t think that the location is that bad. You can walk to the city center in 10 minutes. And if you walk 5 minutes in direction of HC Ørstedsvej/Gl Kongevej, you will find Inner Frederiksberg a quite ok area with cafees and shopping.

The traffic would bother me more than the neighbourhood.

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Thanks all, especially DNIS.

I have booked the Avenue Hotel for September. A 10 to 20 minute walk is fine if I can save some money to spend somewhere else in Copenhagen. Thank you for the advice on Inner Frederiksberg.

Tak!

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You will have to be a fast walker to reach the city centre (Town Hall Square+). The distance is 1.6 km.

Hans

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Hans - why do You have to be a fast walker - can%26#39;t You just walk the 1.6 in a slow pace?LOL

I know that You must have left out a word there...

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Sorry, it was a bit late.

You will have to be a fast walker to reach the city centre (Town Hall Square?) in 10 min. The distance is 1.6 km.

Hans

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Good choice with the Avenue where we stayed in 2006. Nothing is really all that central in Copenhagen.

The Avenue has a great lobby, seating area, nice breakfast room, flat screen TVs. I made a dreadful mistake in 2006 moving to the worst hotel in Europe a Scandic because I thought the distance from this conference hotel was an issue. It was twice the price of the Avenue and not a tenth as good. I%26#39;d much rather have stayed put at the Avenue and walked to the Scandic...even crawled on broken glass or more sensibly hired a scooter. There%26#39;s a bus stop right outside the Avenue.