Hotel The Square

The location is excellent and easy to find from Central Station (about a 6-​minute walk). It’s close to landmarks (Tivoli Garden, Hans Christian Andersen statue, etc), restaurants, stores, theater, shopping mall and bars.
They seem to have quite a fascination with Granny Smith apples (just like me) which can be seen throughout the hotel. The room was nice, quiet and spacious. Wi-​fi was free.
We stayed here during Eurovision which is a huge deal and all Europeans flock to watch the darn contest. It was quite expensive when we went and room availability everywhere was quite limited.

Located in the heart of Copenhagen, The Square is an easy walk from the train station and is close to Tivoli Gardens.
We stayed here for four nights in a twin bed share on the fourth floor. The room was cleaned daily and there was a range of complimentary toiletries. Everything worked as they said it would and they even let us borrow a travel adaptor free of charge.
The staff were extremely helpful in offering suggestions about were to visit and answering all our travel related questions. A man in his 30’s with a little beard at reception was always smiling and joking with us. He helped organise the bike hire through the hotel, which was a great way to explore the city.
The breakfast is located on the sixth floor is full of natural light and views of the city. On offer is boiled eggs, fresh fruit, cold meats, cheese, cereal and herring. There is also a selection of juices, tea and coffee. Breakfast gets busy quickly, so make sure you get their early rather than later if you want to enjoy a quiet table.
The Square isn’t lavish, but it is clean, has free wifi and friendly and helpful staff. Best of all, its central location. I would defintatley stay here again.

This place completely boned a large group reservation. We specified a need for rooms with two beds, and were given rooms with only single twin beds. Despite booking months in advance, our group arrived in Denmark, and were told that the two beds were «only a wish» by very grumpy reception staff.
This might be a good situation for a couple, but look elsewhere if you’re not willing to cuddle with your travel partner.

Very nice hotel with a great staff. Perfect location 1 block from Tivoli and 2 blocks from the Central Station. The lobby is modern and well appointed.
The rooms are small (I think if my wife had been there with me we would have been tripping over each other any time we moved). And the view out the window is yuck.
Bed is comfortable. Shower is ok but the water pressure is not great.
The free breakfast is overpriced. Basically rolls and sliced cold-​cuts. The breakfast is why 4 stars instead of 5.

Excellent hotel perfect location, clean and staff are very good
great breakfast every morning included great way to start a day in this a beautiful friendly city
the wifi is free and fast, I’m using it to post review

I’m living in Sweden and my family came over for the holidays. We decided to stay three nights in Copenhagen. This hotel was great.
The WiFi was included and high speed. We used it in the rooms and the lobby.
The breakfast was included and was delicious. On other visits to Copenhagen, for a breakfast of that caliber and quantity, I spent as much as 150 Crowns for breakfast. There were great cheeses, meats, breads, croissants, coffees, juices, yogurts, and more. Yum.
The rooms were small, as it goes in European cities, but there was enough room for two in each room. The only complaint we had, was that the beds were a little on the soft side. We were however delighted with how sound-​proof the rooms were.
The location was wonderful. It is an easy walk from the train station and across the street from the town hall and Tivoli.

The Square is okay. It’s not fantastic, but it served its purpose. First, one should understand it is a boutique hotel and is much smaller than you would expect. I arrived at midday and went to the room I booked. It was the size of a closet with a view of a dumpster in the back. As I was trying to figure out the WiFi I found a conveniently placed notice that said I could upgrade for just another 1,000 kroner. I immediately exercised this option and didn’t regret it.
The rooms were clean, modern and well maintained. The bed was comfortable, but the two twin sized comforters on a queen sized bed was a little strange for me. But I was in continental Europe and I got over it. The much touted breakfast upstairs in the morning was a great disappointment. 8,001 types of rolls, salami and head cheese, with a smattering of yoghurt and peppers, buffet style with hungover looking staff that wouldn’t talk to you except to demand your room number. My advice is to take advantage of the time change and go EARLY. Otherwise you will not find a table. I know it’s their business model, but I wish The Square had an actual restaurant so they could provide room service. They do offer room service, but it’s really just take-​away from the Australian (?!) restaurant across the street.
Now one final issue. It’s hard to explain and will sound weird and petty to those who haven’t been there, but… The elevators… Why? They were hard to get into and out of because of a huge heavy swinging door in front of the actual elevator door. The elevator would arrive, you’d reach for the door and then get smacked in the face by the person exiting.
Overall, I really enjoyed my whole trip to København and want to return as soon as possible. I will however select a hotel with more amenities that is perhaps not in the middle to Danish Times Square.
So, to sum up, I gave The Square 3 stars because the amenities were lacking. However it was clean, comfortable, stylish and I had nothing stolen and I didn’t get bed bugs.