Boutique bliss near Nyhavn Harbour
Enjoy a touch of true boutique bliss at this four-star hotel, which is housed in a 17th-Century building and located just around the corner from bustling Nyhavn Harbour. The cobbled waterfront area is home to colourful buildings, top restaurants, and jazz bars, while its annual Christmas market fills the local streets with craft sellers, festive food, and twinkling lights.
Back at the hotel, you can unwind in a sumptuously appointed room featuring décor inspired by the famous Danish painter Vilhelm Hammershøi. As well as offering air-conditioning, the rooms have Wi-Fi, a TV, a minibar, and a private bathroom. And if you want to cook for yourself on holiday, simply upgrade to a self-catering apartment, which comes with a fully equipped kitchen.
Prefer to forget about cooking while you’re away? There’s lots of cafés and restaurants within a short walk of the hotel. But for ultimate ease, stay on site and choose from a sizzling selection of steaks and seafood at the hotel’s American-themed restaurant. Further mouthwatering treats include an organic breakfast buffet every morning and sunset cocktails on the roof terrace.
Just a five-minute walk from the Amalienborg Palace and the Royal Danish Theatre, the Hotel Skt. Annae is sure to provide a classy and convenient Copenhagen stay.
What Hotel Skt. Annae has to offer
Facilities
Food & Drink
- Bar
- Breakfast room
- Restaurant
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Find out more about Indre By
Indre By, Copenhagen’s historic centre, is a vibrant mix of centuries-old charm and modern sophistication. As the heart of the city, it’s packed with cultural landmarks, stylish shops, and iconic attractions. The obvious place to start is Nyhavn, the picturesque 17th-century waterfront lined with colourful buildings and bustling cafés. From here, stroll to Amalienborg Palace, the royal family’s residence, or visit the Marble Church (Frederik’s Church) with its striking dome. Nearby, the Little Mermaid statue offers a nod to Hans Christian Andersen’s legacy.