NH Collection Copenhagen is located in a unique historical building with an outstanding location directly on the waterfront in the vibrant district of Christianshavn. The hotel invites guests to experience personalized service, premium facilities and refined gastronomy - all surrounded by elegant design that makes every stay extraordinary.
The hotel offers 394 rooms and suites, a stylish bar and restaurant, a relaxing lounge area, valet parking and modern fitness facilities. After a good night’s sleep, guests can enjoy a delightful breakfast while the city slowly awakens outside. In the evening, the restaurant serves a wide selection of classic dishes from the à la carte menu, complemented by homemade treats from the hotel’s own pastry chef, signature cocktails crafted by skilled bartenders and wines curated by the in-house sommelier.
For meetings and events, NH Collection Copenhagen features over 900 square meters of flexible event space. The seven naturally lit meeting rooms can accommodate anything from intimate board meetings to large-scale conferences and celebrations, with inspiring views of the harbor. Our experienced events team ensures every detail runs seamlessly, from room setup and technical support to catering and additional services, so you can focus entirely on your agenda.
From April to October, the hotel’s spectacular ROOF - Bar & Lounge offers a view like no other in Copenhagen. This incomparable rooftop oasis invites both locals and guests to enjoy the vibrant atmosphere high above the city, with stylish indoor and outdoor seating, handcrafted cocktails and exquisite food, while overlooking the water and the sunset behind the city’s iconic mint-green rooftops and historic towers.
With the metro and harbor bus just steps away, and Copenhagen’s main landmarks and shopping areas within walking distance, NH Collection Copenhagen is perfectly positioned for both business and leisure, where every meeting, event, and stay becomes a truly memorable experience.
THE DGNB GOLD CERTIFICATION
With respect for this iconic building’s character and distinctiveness, it has undergone a vast renovation process from 2018 to 2021 and has since September 1st 2021 housed NH Collection Copenhagen.
From the beginning of the renovation, it was decided to get the DGNB-certification. Along the way, the ambitions were upgraded, and the aim was raised from a DGNB Silver certification to a DGNB Gold certification as one of the first renovation projects in Denmark.
This means that the renovation has a holistic view of sustainability, and that the property has social, economic, environmental and technical qualities that are significantly above the requirements of the Danish building regulations.
GREEN KEY
Since 2024, NH Collection Copenhagen has proudly held the esteemed Green Key certification, an international environmental recognition bestowed upon the tourism industry. The hotel meets the standards for environmental responsibility and sustainable operation, including all facets of hotel
operations, from management and administration to cleaning, waste management, and food services.
FACTS
Green plant roofs: a total of 3,428 sqm of green sedum roofs are now spread over most of the roof area.
Recycling of concrete: all concrete that was taken out of the building during the renovation, has been made into new exterior tiles placed on the lower part of the façade. These tiles have the same expression as the original tiles, which ensures the buildings original design is considered in the new use of the property.
Certified wood for recycling: a lot of wood has been used to create the perfect surroundings for guests at the hotel. It is made sure that all wood is recycled.
Seawater cooling: seawater is used in the property's cooling system.
Intelligent control of light and indoor climate: Lights will turn on and off automatically when nobody has been moving in the rooms for a while. Additionally, all cooling and heating will stop if guests open the windows, so no unnecessary energy will be wasted.
Integrated art: An homage to this iconic building takes the form of a unique and site-specific artwork integrated into the hotel’s entrance. Danish visual artist Anna Bak was chosen to develop this work and has created an art piece telling the building’s great maritime history. Her work both matches the hotel’s aesthetic and is part of the significant sustainability effort.
Accessibility for local residents and tourists: The conversion of the building also includes a newly built staircase from Knippelsbro, which creates a new and direct connection to the harbor promenade and the hotel's publicly accessible restaurant, café and bar by the quayside. Here, both Copenhageners and tourists in the future can enjoy a bite to eat and a glass of wine with a view of Copenhagen and the harbor.
Climate proof facade
Energy-saving renovation of the façade
To learn more about the DGNB certification, please visit: https://www.dgnb.de/en/
