Dragor Hotels

I like unique, I like quirky, I loved this place. I asked a lot of question that Tobin and Lars were glad to answer for me. I was awakened at midnight by an artillery attack on the fort - turned out to be part of a wedding celebration. !

The Office / service hours we'd kind of limited, and I could have used more towels. I'm sure they would have supplied them if I could have met with them in the evening.

Breakfast, tranquility

Far from the center, but there is good point that it's near Turning torso and calm beautiful waterfront and good neighbor.

We are lucky to get this hotel with last minute deal and quality per price was excellent. Different experience from staying in Stortorget. We might go often in Malmo, so it'll be one of our hotel lists.

Were very helpful when I lost a credit card prior to my arrival. Until check-in provided storage for bags, a local map and helpful advice.

Excellent, accommodating staff at the front desk. Excellent inclusive breakfast. Room was small, even by European standards, but I was there only one night and that worked for me. Needed to book earlier to get a better rate, otherwise great hotel centrally located in Copenhagen. close enough to walk to Central train station and all attractions in town. I would definitely stay again. no airconditioning, but climate was mild enough to have the windows open and sleep comfortably.

small single room. no gym.

Location across from Osterport Station is great. The breakfast is a good deal, as Copenhagen is an expensive city for food.

My room intermittently smelled bad. Like maybe gas was coming up through the sink drain? But it didn't happen often enough and wasn't bad enough for me to ask for a room change during my short stay. That's really the only negative.

Hotel is right next to train track. Getting to it was a breeze. We were able to explore Copenhagen and save a lot of money by using public transport. Good breakfast spread. If we had to go Copenhagen we would stay there again

A bit of noise from the rails.

We stayed a week and thoroughly enjoyed Copenhagen and the Scandic Sydhavnen. We had traveled from the US, so when we arrived before 10 AM, the staff began to search for a room for us. We checked in early, even though they were nearly fully booked. We had no A/C in our room upon arrival and it was extremely hot. The staff moved us to a smaller and cooler room, compensated our costs, and moved us to a larger room the next day. The staff (esp. Veronika) was super and had lots of helpful suggestions for visitors. Breakfast was the same everyday but was substantial and delicious. Train to Kobenhavn central was near this hotel, but this Scandic location has no neighborhood restaurants. The Scandic restaurant had excellent quality food. Nearby grocery stores.

Don't rent a car as it is not needed and there's nearly no place to park in Copenhagen. Hotel is close to the train. Rooms nice. Breakfast good.

Perfect location, right next to the University

Rooms for a hotel in this category are a bit spartan. The hotel is showing some wear and tear. Biggest problem was the noise. It was late September and the weather was not hot, not cold. The hotel had turned on the heat, despite my trying to turn it off. The heat was considerable. I opened the windows to get fresh air and keep the room bearable, but the street noise (all night) was incredibly loud. The hotel is right next to the University, so it was not a surprise as students come home from the bars (until 6am), but it led to a night of little sleep.

Excellent reception, comfortable beds, quiet area, very good breakfast

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Breakfast was wonderful! From the great breads to the juice ipad to the yogurt bar, sliced cheese contraption, and the fresh homemade lemonades/teas. We left every day stuffed and skipped lunch. Extremely efficient - even on New Years when everyone in the building seemed to be checking out, staff were able to get through a line of people backed around to the elevators in about 15 minutes. The building is stunning.

You might think it's far removed from downtown by looking at a map, but it's only a 10 minute trip downtown and a train ticket is easy to acquire. The beds were two twins pushed together, basically, which is not the most ideal setup for a couple. Also, the down comforter was SO warm that I was sweating through the sheets...which is unusual.

We've just stayed 4 nights in the Bella Sky Comwell in Copenhagen. The hotel is beautifully designed - with its two leaning towers it is a design I've never seen anywhere else. The hotel is located just 3 minutes walk from the metro, there is a bus station right in front of the hotel and the train station is just one metro station away. It is about 10 minutes drive from the airport when the roads are empty. they have a shuttle to and from the airport most of the time. The room was pretty - and looking at the cold weather outside from the 21st floor made it look better. The room is not too big but large enough, a nice TV set, lamps for reading in bed, there is a nice bathroom, a kettle with complimentary tea and coffee. The staff was very helpful and their English was perfect. The breakfast is rich and tasty. The Library restaurant has a small selection of plates but what we've tried was very good. The grill restaurant was OK but the prices are high - as anywhere in this city. All in all - we had a great weekend vacation.

Location for overnight connecting flights, easy to take luggage cart to room

Directions to hotel are confusing from both train level and on airport concourse. Prices of food and drink is very high, one glass of white New Zealand wine was in excess of €20!, also room WIFI is charged for in this day and age. TV operation was challenging, could not easily get rid of sub-screens on picture

Great hotel especially if you want to stay at the airport! Even has indoor walkway so you don't have to go outside! Very friendly staff and excellent breakfast! When we checked in, we had an airport cart with our luggage on it and it was suggested to take cart to room, for easy exit in the morning!

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Good location, interesting design

I made a reservation via Kayak for November 28th, and arrived from a trans-atlantic flight in the evening to prepare for a dinner at geranium. The lobby is a confused wine-bar/check-in hybrid and between serving drinks, and chatting with a friend the person at the desk told me after 10 minutes there was a problem with my reservation. After another 5 minutes she told me that due to issues with the online reservation agent the hotel had decided to no longer accept bookings and had cancelled my reservation. After approximately another 5 minutes of me trying to understand how this could have happened with a confirmed reservation and reservation number in hand, she told me that the online agent had been informed and that it was their responsibility to inform me - predictably this turned into a she-said/he-said with the online agent subsequently stating that no such conversation had occured. Finally another 5 minutes in, I prevailed upon the person at reception to call my favourite hotel in Copenhagen (which was supposed to be fully booked) and beg for a room. This was finally done and I left. Sadly I was forced to return and actually stay at sp34 due to a strong masochistic streak and a non-refundable booking made prior to my first dealings with them. Sadly sp34 continued in what I can only describe as the worst hotel experience I have ever encountered in Europe. The check in again was confused. The hallways were frigid and the rooms cold. My room a deluxe double, apparently one step below their suite was exactly 11 feet by 15 feet and was tragically decorated in a style you could charitably call "Danish hipster" but which I would relabel nonsensical uncomfortable and bourgeois. The room was claustrophobic and looked out over the main street where at exactly 4:30 AM deliveries began and garbage was removed. The water pressure was poor the shower difficult to direct and the towels appeared to have been remade from recycled cardboard. Having to check out at 6:45 AM to make a flight I inquired since I had paid for a breakfast and thought it started at 6:30 if I could take something to go? Sadly by this point I was not surprised to hear that I would be charged 15 DKK for a danish and no rebate would be offered for uneaten breakfast.... I left not feeling hungry at all. I would beg those of you who expect a contemporary tasteful danish hotel experience to stay ANYWHERE else. The sp34 may be in its infancy but I anticipate this hotel is never going to amount to more than mediocre service and offer pretentions to ill-defined danish cool.

The hotel was in a great location and had a convonvient bar in the lobby. The rooms we clean and the bed was comfortable!