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Choosing where to stay in Denmark depends on the experience you want. From bustling urban centers to peaceful fjords and historic market towns, finding a hotel in Denmark is effortless across our destinations.
To make the most of your Danish getaway, here are a few practical tips to keep in mind:
What are the best hotels in Denmark for a first-time trip?
Central properties in Copenhagen or Aarhus offer ideal bases for first-time visitors, placing you within walking distance of major landmarks, harbors, and transit hubs.
What is the best season to book hotels in Denmark?
Summer brings long sunny days and coastal festivals, while spring and autumn offer pleasant weather with fewer crowds. Winter provides a cozy atmosphere for city sightseeing.
Where to stay in Denmark outside Copenhagen?
Aarhus, Odense, and Aalborg are top choices outside the capital, offering vibrant art scenes, historic charm, and excellent family attractions.
What are the top places to stay in Denmark near major attractions?
Staying in Roskilde puts you near the Viking Ship Museum, while Odense connects you directly to fairytale sights and historic gardens.
Which Scandic hotel in Denmark is best for a weekend getaway?
Waterfront properties in Silkeborg or Kolding provide memorable weekend escapes with scenic fjord views, saunas, and outdoor activities.
3Welcome to Copenhagen, Denmark’s capital famed for charming canals, dining, and Scandinavian design. Finding comfortable hotels in Copenhagen is easy with Scandic, offering thirteen exceptional hotels across the city. Discover ideal places to stay in Copenhagen for business or leisure.
2Welcome to Aarhus, Denmark’s second-largest city, known as the City of Smiles. From historic cobblestone streets to world-class art and harbor views, finding comfortable hotels in Aarhus is easy with Scandic. Discover ideal accommodation options across the city.
2Did you know that Aalborg enjoys an impressive 8th place on the New York Times’ list of 'Places to go' in 2019? The town offers an architecturally impressive waterfront, many inspirational museums, cozy restaurants along its beachfront promenade with views of Limfjorden – and of course the bustling atmosphere all around Jomfru Ane Gade. If you’re travelling with kids, we recommend a wild animal excursion to Aalborg Zoo or an exciting day at Jumboland play center. One of our hotels is located in the center of town, and the other hotel is only 10 minutes from downtown and just 500 meters from the sports and culture center Gigantium.
2Esbjerg lies on Jutland’s west coast in southwest Denmark and is a hub for the country’s energy industry. Key attractions like the Fisheries and Maritime Museum and Esbjerg Art Museum are close to our hotel Scandic Olympic. Shop along Kongensgade, one of Denmark’s longest pedestrian streets, explore the UNESCO-listed Wadden Sea, or visit Fanø and try plucking your own oysters. Golfers can also enjoy Esbjerg Golf Club, one of Denmark’s best golf courses.
3Herning, a conference city centrally located in Jutland, is most recognised for the Messecenter – the largest trade and conference centre in Denmark. The city offers a range of attractions well worth visiting as day trips, and there are also good opportunities to enjoy fishing, biking or golfing for travellers who like exploring the great outdoors.
3The city of Horsens is surrounded by isles, hills and valleys, and is a charming place to visit for both couples and families. Every year Horsens hosts major cultural events, including Rock in Lunden and The Crime Festival. Also worth a visit is Faengslet, the former Horsens State Prison, where music events take place all year round.
3Kolding is beautifully situated at the head of Kolding Fjord, and is the perfect destination for an active holiday. The city has a strong tradition of design, art and architecture, and the Trapholt Art Museum has put the town firmly on the map for art lovers. Koldinghus Castle and the Geographical Gardens are also popular destinations for families.
2Odense, located on the island of Funen, is Denmark's third largest city and one of its liveliest student towns. It is renowned for being the birthplace of the author Hans Christian Andersen. The Odense Zoo with its fun and interesting activities is also a popular place for families travelling with children. After a fun and inspiring day out, come back to our hotel in Odense, Scandic Odense, to unwind, or alternatively tee off at one of the 9 nearby golf courses.
3A visit to Ringsted, one of the oldest cities in Zealand, takes you a step back in time. Go bargain hunting in Ringsted Outlet, Denmark’s largest outdoor shopping outlet. There are also a wide range of cafés and restaurants in Ringsted. Our hotel in Ringsted, Scandic Ringsted, is the ideal base for your stay here in Ringsted.
1Named Denmark's Best Shopping Town in 2012, Roskilde is sure to keep any tourist busy. The city is known for such attractions as Roskilde Cathedral, Lejre Experimental Centre and the Viking Ship Museum with its well-preserved remains of Viking ships. In the city centre, there are plenty of shops, restaurants and cafés. Every summer, Roskilde Festival gathers together nearly 100,000 people for one of Europe’s biggest music festivals. At the end of a busy day, relax at our centrally located hotel in Roskilde, Scandic Roskilde Park.
4Silkeborg offers plenty of exciting attractions and fun activities for the whole family. From our hotel in Silkeborg, Scandic Silkeborg, it is easy to explore all the local attractions in the area. Head downtown to explore the shops, admire art at Museum Jorn, or take the steamboat on a breathtaking trip along Silkeborg's lakes up to Himmelbjerget, one of the highest points in Denmark.
1A trip to Sønderborg promises to be a trip to remember. The town is packed with history and culture, and is close to some of Denmark’s most scenic areas. At Universe science theme park, the whole family can have fun together whilst learning all about the amazing world of science. Take a stroll along the charming harbour front, with its many cafés and restaurants. Also, don’t miss local attractions Dybbøl Mølle mill and Sønderborg Castle. Stay at our hotel in Sønderborg, Scandic Sønderborg, which has convenient access to the motorway.