Hotels in Denmark

This article covers the hotels and serviced-apartment buildings in Denmark recorded in Innpedia: 11 properties in 5 cities, operated by 4 chains, with about 2,939 rooms between them.^[1][2][3] Copenhagen has the most, with 6. Denmark's capital is Copenhagen; its population is about 5.8 million.^[5]

Hotel supply

Innpedia records 9 hotels, 1 apartment building and 1 aparthotel in Denmark. The 10 properties with a room count average 294 rooms each. The largest operator by number of properties is Strawberry, with 8.^[1][2][3]

By city

Nightly rate: the median of the cheapest public rate per room type for one reference stay, observed once; see each city’s article for the stay and date.

By chain

Notable hotels

Wikidata records 352 hotels in Denmark beyond the chain properties above; 97 have an article in Innpedia.^[6] Cities with an article built from them: Aarhus (34), Frederiksberg (31), Kolding (22), Vejle (17), Esbjerg (17), Aalborg (17), Roskilde (15), Silkeborg (12), Randers (11), Herning (9).

The 300 best known of 352 are listed, by the number of Wikipedia language editions that have an article on them.

See also

• Hotels by country
• Hotels in the United Kingdom — 673 properties
• Hotels in Germany — 356 properties
• Hotels in Norway — 192 properties
• Hotels in the Netherlands — 188 properties
• Hotels in Spain — 165 properties
• Hotels in Sweden — 118 properties
• Hotels in Austria — 42 properties
• Hotels in Finland — 34 properties

References

1. ^ Strawberry — official website. Strawberry. Retrieved October 2026.
2. ^ Bob W — official website. Bob W. Retrieved October 2026.
3. ^ MEININGER Hotels — official website. MEININGER Hotels. Retrieved October 2026.
4. ^ TFE Hotels — official website. TFE Hotels. Retrieved October 2026.
5. ^ Denmark (Q35). Wikidata. CC0.
6. ^ Hotels in Denmark. Wikidata. CC0.

Operator facts as published, read in October 2026.