Review of Hotel d'Angleterre Copenhagen

Renowned as Copenhagen’s premier address for refined hospitality, Hotel d’Angleterre has epitomized Danish luxury since 1755. After a meticulous full-scale restoration, the property now features 92 expansive accommodations, including 55 exquisite suites. The hotel is home to the acclaimed Michelin-starred restaurant Marchal, overseen by Executive Chef Jakob de Neergaard, whose culinary mastery has ensured the restaurant’s continuous Michelin distinction since reopening. For those seeking a vibrant social scene, the contemporary Balthazar Champagne Bar presents an extensive selection of premium Champagnes and artful cocktails in a chic, cosmopolitan setting. 

Locals and guests alike indulge in gourmet pastries and confections from Maison d’Angleterre, the hotel’s celebrated patisserie, with daily-baked delicacies perfect for gifting or enjoying at home. Wellness enthusiasts will find sanctuary at Amazing Space d’Angleterre, the city’s leading spa and wellness destination, featuring a cutting-edge gym and Copenhagen’s only centrally located indoor hotel pool.

Positioned on Kongens Nytorv, Hotel d’Angleterre offers an unrivaled location at the center of Copenhagen’s vibrant cultural and historic district. The hotel is steps from the picturesque Nyhavn, the iconic Royal Theatre, and the lush lawns of The King’s Garden. Guests are within easy reach of major attractions, including Amalienborg Palace, Tivoli Gardens, and the storied Little Mermaid statue. The charming canals of Christianshavn and the famed community of Christiania are also nearby for a truly local experience. The pedestrian-only Strøget, Europe’s longest shopping avenue, is adjacent, boasting luxury boutiques, gourmet eateries, and classic architecture. 

Travelers benefit from seamless access: Copenhagen Kastrup Airport (CPH) is a quick 20-minute drive (14.5 km), Roskilde Airport (RKE) is 40 km away, and Østerport Rail Station is just 3 km from the hotel.

For those exploring by car, the property provides valet parking, and guests can borrow signature d’Angleterre bicycles to discover the city’s highlights in quintessential Danish style.

Each of the 92 rooms and suites at Hotel d’Angleterre is individually designed, blending classic grandeur with contemporary Danish aesthetics. Following the comprehensive renovation, interiors showcase a soothing Nordic color scheme, elegant hardwood flooring, custom velvet and brocade textiles, and opulent marble bathrooms. The attention to detail is evident in every space, from plush headboards to floor-to-ceiling drapes. 

Modern amenities abound: guests enjoy climate-controlled comfort, Bang & Olufsen entertainment systems, international satellite channels, on-demand films, Nespresso coffee makers, fully stocked minibars, and in-room safes with integrated device chargers. Spa-quality products from Amazing Space enhance every bathroom, and complimentary digital newspapers are available for international travelers. 

Accommodations range from 25 to 35 square meters for guest rooms, with king or twin beds and luxurious marble bathrooms—many featuring both rain showers and deep soaking tubs. Junior Suites offer 40–45 square meters of space with scenic views over Kongens Nytorv, tranquil side streets, or the hotel’s peaceful courtyard. Signature suites, such as the d’Angleterre Suite and the palatial Royal Suite, span up to 400 square meters when configured for larger groups, offering amenities like fresh florals, Champagne, and thoughtful welcome gifts. Several suites pay tribute to Danish cultural icons such as Hans Christian Andersen and Karen Blixen. 

The Royal Suite, with its 250 square meters of living space, features intricate gilded details, sumptuous fabrics, and sparkling chandeliers, plus a sweeping balcony overlooking central Copenhagen. This suite boasts a regal bedroom, lavish ensuite, grand living and dining areas, and can be expanded for exclusive use as the city’s largest presidential suite. Guests of the Royal Suite enjoy complimentary airport transfers, artisanal chocolates, fresh fruit, and a bottle of house Champagne upon arrival.

At Amazing Space d’Angleterre, tranquility and holistic wellness are at the forefront. The spa’s serene atmosphere is complemented by soothing music, botanical aromas, and a curated menu of healthy refreshments, creating a sanctuary for relaxation and rejuvenation. 

A team of over 15 expert therapists deliver treatments rooted in both Asian and Nordic traditions, tailored to each guest’s individual needs and preferences. Under the guidance of acclaimed spa visionary Laura Bonné, this flagship spa offers bespoke wellness programs in five private treatment rooms, a traditional Nordic sauna, aromatherapy steam room, and a calming relaxation lounge. 

The 10 x 12-meter heated indoor pool—unique among Copenhagen’s luxury hotels—offers a peaceful retreat, while additional services include premium manicures, pedicures, hairstyling, and personal training in the state-of-the-art TechnoGym fitness suite. 

Our experience with the concierge team revealed a passion for curating memorable excursions: from private tours of Schackenborg Castle and Gisselfeld Monastery to exhilarating seaplane flights over Rosenholm Castle, and exclusive meals in the grand halls of Denmark’s historic estates. Guests can join hands-on Danish cooking classes, embark on guided architectural walks, enjoy behind-the-scenes distillery experiences, or set sail aboard the Ocean Saloon for a bespoke outing.

For guests with a passion for fashion, the hotel’s personal shopping service ensures a tailored and seamless retail experience.

Hotel d’Angleterre stands as a testament to enduring elegance, seamlessly marrying centuries-old heritage with modern sophistication. Privately owned and steeped in history, the hotel’s design ethos is rooted in classic Nordic minimalism, with subtle technological integration enhancing every guest experience. Over its 260+ years, the property has evolved through restorations and reinventions, yet remains true to the vision of its original founders, Mr. and Mrs. Marchal, who set a standard for excellence that continues to resonate today.

Marchal, the hotel’s Michelin-starred culinary destination, continues to set the benchmark for fine dining in Copenhagen. With a modern French menu infused with Nordic influences, Executive Chef Jakob de Neergaard crafts dishes that balance innovation with tradition. The elegant dining room, with its refined ambiance, opens onto a sun-drenched terrace in warmer months, perfect for al fresco meals. The exclusive Wine Room offers a private setting for intimate celebrations or business gatherings. 

Afternoon Tea at Hotel d’Angleterre is a highlight, reimagined with a Nordic perspective and presented in partnership with Krug Champagne. Served beneath sparkling chandeliers in the Gallery Hall, the experience features delicate pastries and savory bites on exquisite Emperor’s Garden china by Furstenberg. 

Sunday Brunch is a beloved fixture, showcasing seasonal Danish ingredients in a lavish buffet. Guests can savor everything from the freshest Gillardeau oysters to fluffy American pancakes and farm-fresh organic eggs with artisanal bacon, all complemented by fine Champagne. 

Balthazar Champagne Bar, a city hotspot, boasts over 160 Champagne labels, creative cocktails, and a curated caviar service. The stylish, monochromatic decor, plush seating, and live DJ sets on weekends create an energetic yet upscale environment ideal for celebrations or relaxed evenings. 

Maison d’Angleterre brings the hotel’s gourmet pedigree to the streets, offering daily-baked cakes, signature pastries, and specialty items from acclaimed pastry chef Freja Krarup. From artisanal jams and truffle delicacies to house-infused gin and Rossini Caviar Gold Selection, Maison reflects the hotel’s commitment to exceptional quality and local sourcing. 

Throughout the year, Maison’s shelves are stocked with seasonal and signature products, making it a go-to destination for gourmands and connoisseurs alike.

Hotel d’Angleterre is at the forefront of sustainable luxury in Denmark. The property utilizes district cooling from Copenhagen Energy’s central system, ensuring energy-efficient temperature control. Triple-glazed windows and a newly engineered roof have markedly improved the building’s insulation and reduced overall energy consumption. 

Sun-responsive automatic canopies minimize the need for artificial cooling, further enhancing energy savings. In the kitchens, state-of-the-art bio tanks process over 4,500 liters of organic waste monthly, converting it into biogas and lowering the hotel’s annual carbon footprint by 11 metric tons—equivalent to 26.5 kilowatt-hours of energy.

Throughout the hotel, LED lighting is standard, and motion sensors automatically reduce electricity use in guest corridors and staff areas. These initiatives reflect d’Angleterre’s ongoing commitment to responsible hospitality and environmental stewardship.

• Balthazar Champagne Bar: Featuring over 200 Champagne varieties, many by the glass, Balthazar is the ultimate prelude to an evening at Marchal. Executive Chef Jakob de Neergaard’s culinary artistry shines at the Michelin-starred restaurant, consistently ranked among Scandinavia’s best for classic French gastronomy.
• Amazing Space Spa: Home to Copenhagen’s only central indoor hotel pool (12x10 meters), the spa offers signature treatments using the acclaimed Amazing Space product line curated by wellness pioneer Laura Bonné.
• Distinctive Rooms & Suites: Each accommodation is individually styled, blending the hotel’s regal heritage with state-of-the-art technology and indulgent amenities, including bespoke spa products from Amazing Space. 

  Henrik HanevoldChief Product Officer Businessclass

• Legacy: d’Angleterre’s remarkable history stretches back to 1755, making it an enduring symbol of Copenhagen’s cultural fabric. The hotel has witnessed nearly 270 years of transformation, and its storied past is celebrated by both locals and international guests alike.  
• Landmark Architecture: The hotel’s façade and interiors are iconic, blending historic grandeur with contemporary flair. Many guest rooms offer panoramic views of Kongens Nytorv—one of Europe’s most beautiful squares—and the vibrant Nyhavn waterfront, built in 1671 in the heart of the city. 
• Exceptional Team: The staff at d’Angleterre are the heart and soul of the hotel, delivering intuitive, heartfelt service that reflects the pride of all Danes in their beloved "White Lady." I am honored to contribute to the living legacy that is d’Angleterre.Lucas JohanssonGeneral ManagerHotel d'Angleterre Copenhagen