"Let me start with the positive. Staff 8 out of 10 Location 10 out of 10 Room 2 out of 10 The Danish are known for their style and aesthetics however the day room 11, at the Scandic Weber, was designed was the designers day off! Room 11 was a) converted from a store room or b) converted from staff quarters, thrown together in hope it would work but it doesn't. The proportions of the room are too small as I had to turn side ways to go around the bed and adjust my head not to hit the cupboard space. Room 11 was more like those rooms that are charged by the hour! The finish of the room was poor, underneath the door to the room blue foam can be seen. The ceiling panels were more like a 70s/80s office not in keeping with a stylish hotel. There was no tea and coffee facilities provided in the room. When we went to the reception to enquire why there was no tea and coffee facilities they informed us that tea and coffee was dependent on the room rate. The cost for the 2 night stay at the Scandic Weber was £475! We have stayed in hotels that have been half the cost paid for the Scandic Weber and received tea and coffee facilities. The bed was pushed under the window by the radiator! This made the room feel more like a bedsit. Outside room 11 at 0643H we could hear the wheels of a trolley on concrete floor transporting items. We understand that the staff are integral to the hotel however the noise was not pleasant. The only saving grace was the bathroom was clean and the hand wash lovely! Suggestions for improvements if room 11 stays in circulation 1) Reduce the size of the bathroom as it's too large. 2) Reorientate the bed, once bathroom reduced in size. 3) Ensure there's tea and coffee facilities in the room. 4) Ensure there's protection on the WIFI 5) Have a rubber flooring installed so the trolley noise is dampened"

"On their website, they show different room types and I booked a standard room, which my receipt confirmed. Imagine my surprise when we got a standard single room, which was completely wrong. Instead of a 160 cm bed, the two of us had to share a 140 cm bed and the room was so small that it felt claustrophobic. We pointed out the mistake at the reception, but according to the man we spoke to, standard and standard single are the same room. But anyone can see on their website that this is not the case. A pure shame for a hotel to trick its guests like that, and I recommend that everyone avoid booking this hotel. Don’t make the same mistake we ran into."

"The room was quite small, shower too. Loud people on the street sometimes. Staff is friendly, breakfast ok. Hotelbar Cube is nice."