Situated minutes from the city centre in the pleasant district of Frederiksberg, the building was co

In the colder months, the Danish stay indoors to socialise, eat good food and listen to good music, often in their own homes. They call this "hygellig", which literally translates into "cosiness", and suitably encapsulates the charming hospitality at the Avenue Hotel in Copenhagen.
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Up the vintage lift and into your room, you are greeted by restrained Danish elegance. Avenue Hotel doesn't profess itself as a five star hotel, but comfort is never compromised, and the furniture and Missoni bedding are a tasteful composition making for a restful stay.
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