Hotéis em Nørrebro, Copenhague

Prós: Overall atmosphere, cozy design, nice music, friendly staff, clean bathrooms, comfy beds, warm blankets, delicious drinks. I felt welcome there.

Contras: Everything was okay, nothing to complain about.

Prós: I liked the position of the hostel, you have to walk more or less 20 minutes to arrive to the centre and it's far from the metro that takes to the airport 10 minutes. The wifi works good, the temperature was fine and there is a cozy welcome area in the main building.

Contras: I didn't like that our dormitory was in another building (like 100 meters), anyway it wasn't difficult to arrive there. The towels are not for free: you have to rent them for 20 DKK each (more or less €2,50).

Contras: Dangerous stairs in the room. The room smell funny, and toilets were not very clean. Not very close to the train station.

Prós: the staff was so nice.

Prós: Nice place, good people

Prós: Excellent location, clean, well organized, helpful friendly staff

Prós: The Room is good with good locations. Lots of shops and restaurants nearby. The bust station is just 2 min away from Hotel. The room and hotel are clean. They very good kitchen with all the facilities if you like to cook.

Contras: Everything was good

Prós: Beautiful little courtyard view that was nice and peaceful. Shared kitchen space to cook/unwind. If you don't mind a 15 hike into downtown, this is a great spot. Some great restaurants/businesses North of the spot.

Prós: Easily accessible, quiet neighbourhood. The bed was comfortable.

Contras: Cleanliness is an issue at this accommodation: pieces of hair in the bathroom and on the pillow as well. The kettle to be used for tea making was heavily encrusted. Overall, the smell when entering the place was unpleasant. The soundproofing of the partition walls, ceiling and the doors was unsatisfactory, noises from adjacent rooms was strongly annoying and disturbing sleep.

Prós: Located in a lively neighborhood and fairly close to the city center. Check in and check out are easy. Rooms are clean when you arrive at the property. The place is quiet.

Contras: There was no daily cleaning service. When I arrived at night, the room was exactly as I left it in the morning, the bathroom had not been cleaned nor there were products for me to clean it (since this is a self-service hotel). There was some sewer-like smell coming from the bathroom. People were cooking spicy food in the shared kitchen starting from early morning, such that food smell would come up to my room.

Prós: I liked the shared kitchen services. Maybe needs to be explained a bit better as some of my stuff was being used.

Contras: The stairways to the first floor are narrow and steep. It makes for difficulty moving luggage up and down.

Prós: Location is good for me. Close to start of half marathon. It was also nice and quiet.

Contras: pillows are poor...not very comfortable.

Contras: Our room was very dirty. There were several stains on the floor and there was a used contact lense laying around.

Contras: M18 is calling itself a 'hotel' for no obvious reason: when I travel on business with a lot of valuable documents and electronics, I need a 'real hotel', where I can still check in, even if my flight is delayed, and where I can store some luggage safely, instead of carrying it around all the time. I therefore always tick the box 'hotel', when searching for accommodation. M18 is listed as a 'hotel', but the reception is manned 15:00-16:00 only. The response M18 sent me, when I phrased my concern about the lack of a human being at reception and the security of a luggage room that was open to all: 'If you are arriving late i can recommend that you find a hotel with 24 hour for your convenience.' By that stage, however, Copenhagen was fully booked, and the only rooms left were those for EURO 660 pppn at 'real hotels'. I arrived at midnight, had to get my key out of a key box, and drop it back into a key box, when I left in the morning. I had to call and spell out the address to a taxi service in the morning, because I don't speak the language. There was no breakfast and not even a bit of milk for the 'free coffee'. Needless to say: arriving at the hotel at midnight, and leaving again at 8:40 in the morning, I never saw any staff. I am travelling A LOT, and I never have any problems, because I know my own limitations and I know what can go wrong and thus I build safety-buffer into my bookings. I therefore usually avoid booking accommodation, which does not have staff to help me (with check-in, security, and taxi-orders in a foreign language (I am sorry that I do not speak the language of all the countries I am travelling to)). .... but in my next life, I will also run a hotel, where I need to spend one hour per day only (15:00 - 16:00), and otherwise I can tell those, who wrongly think that I am running a typical 'hotel' service to bugger off.