Locke Copenhagen

"This is surely a joke. 7 nights booked. Have just arrived and have to say this is disgraceful. At $ 500 Australian dollars a night you get a beautiful view of several train tracks and a construction site with trains passing frequently, very frequently. No mention of this in the booking glossy words of course. Lounge seat has a tear in it. One bedhead light does not work. Aircon is almost useless so you need to open doors for any cool air as the rooms are hot and then you get to listen to the delightful screech of trains. As this is a seven night booking I am at a loss to think they would make a client endure this for a week at almost extortionists prices without trying to give you a room on the other side of the building to minimise poor reviews. Would I recommend you staying here. 100 % NO. Run away and quickly. Having travelled the world i think I may have found the most awful place to stay. Very disappointing 😞"

"So nice to be able to write a rave review! What a wonderful experience we had during our five nights at the Locke Copenhagen.! Absolutely nothing to improve upon. The staff were so friendly, welcoming, & helpful. I had lost a credit card & the replacement card was expedited via DHL to the hotel ahead of our arrival, where they kindly kept it until our arrival. They upgraded us to an even better beautiful suite with a great ciymty view. The breakfast buffet was sumptuous & excellent. The location is perfect, just behind the fabulous & massive Ny Carlsberg Glyptoteket art museum. Minutes walk to the main train station & a subway stop there. Easy walk to Tivoli & Christiansborg Palace. Secure & easy garage parking. All perfect for our stay. Can’t wait to come back & to try Lockes in other cities."

"Avoid! Despite what the Locke website shows, the Postbyen area where the round towers are located is only partially built. Midway through my stay, insanely noisy pile-driving started early in the morning. The window frames in my room vibrated. Management played dumb: “we had no idea!” even though Danish law says neighbors are notified weeks in advance. Book elsewhere."