Park Inn by Radisson

If you have the choice between this hotel and sleeping at the youth hostel, seriously consider the second option.
While the reception desk still looks promising, the rooms are simply unacceptably by European traveler standards. The facility urgently needs a renovation (probably for 10 or more years already), beds are «worn out» and sanitary facilities are just ugly. Naked concrete walls, blind windows, shabby furniture, stained carpets, clocked sink, …
Only positive: metro connection to the airport

I’ve been staying here quite frequently because of work. The location of the hotel is in fact in a decent location, right outside the hotel is the metro with super easy access to the airport and city of Copenhagen, con to that is that if your room is on the side of the metro, you’ll hear it all night and day. The cleanliness of the rooms are very good and the staff are very friendly and nice. The food and beverage are a bit pricy, but what hotel in Europe and Scandinavia isn’t. Cph has a lot to offer. They also have bikes to borrow so you can go For a bike ride. They also offer each morning a decent breakfast.

Basic hotel two stops from CPH and six metro stops to city center. Ordinary hitel with no coffee or tea in the room. No air conditioner in the room. Fan was provides. Burnout lampshade bulb that was never fixed after reporting. A few steps from metro station. Accessible. Helpful staff. Tiny geocery a short walk from property.

Clean, reasonable sized. Very close to The Metro station, making it a breeze to head into the city centre. The metro runs 24hours which is also handy. Simple and clean usual facilities you expect, however is a bit dated.

Simple, no frills hotel in a residential area. Fine for an overnight stay to catch an early flight. 7 minutes by car to the CPH, and only a couple of metro stops away. Room felt clean enough, bathroom just felt sterile — very harsh lighting. Like many European hotel showers, there is no door, or curtain to cover the entire shower so you have to be very careful about how you aim the shower head. I was not so careful so we had a nice little flood going. Anyway. There is a paid breakfast, but we had to leave at 3:30am, so wasn’t able to try it even though we were charged for it. Other mentionables, there are computers in the lobby to print our your boarding passes and there is a small little lounge. Good enough.

A very decent 3-​star hotel with Gym & Indoor Pool.
The Parkinn Hotel is SAS budget line of Hotels, but that doesn’t mean that you have to compromise and live in Motel like conditions. The hotel is even located right next to a metro station that’ll take you both to downtown Copenhagen (8 mins away) and the Airport (5 mins away).
This hotel has a Bar, Restaurant, Gym & Indoor Pool. It offers massage, water-​aerobics and other services.
Overall, you go a long way for your buck when you choose to stay at this hotel. If you wish to stay away from the expensive downtown hotels when visiting Copenhagen, this is your place to stay.

Great place to spend the night if you want to leave in the morning with a plane (just 2 stops with the metro). Breakfast is nice, though the coffee is something your really need to crave to force down (#CoffeeSnop). The muesli and yogurt table deserves its own star! Also an additional point for the Børsen newspaper!
Salt n Pepper restaurant is like a Gastro pub with pub food and good beer. Try the Grimbergen!

A really good hotel, not the best but good. It has air conditioning on rooms 5 and 6 if you are on a lower floor you only get a fan.
The breakfast is good, it has variety. But if you order from the salt and paper menu it’s not that good.

Park Inn is the «budget» brand of Radisson. However even here you get superior food, good first class service and a staff that help you with a smile. Been here once and it was an exquisite pleasure !

Ok hotel. Nice fitnesscenter, but the food is a bit boring :-/