Best hotels Copenhagen - Phoenix Copenhagen is located in a beautiful historical building in Copenhagen's financial district. The quarter was erected at the order the Danish King Christian 5th who wanted a part of the city to be laid out according to the baroque city plan, which was state of the art in the 17th century. The gem of the quarter – and perhaps of Copenhagen all together – is the Queen’s residence Amalienborg that consists of four almost identical mansions in rococo style. Amalienborg is widely considered one of the finest examples of rococo in Europe.
High service and quality is our keywords
Best hotels Copenhagen - from the first time you enter the lobby until you make your final check out, you will experience an extremely efficient hotel. Phoenix Hotel contains all the virtues that characterize a luxury hotel, while at the same time offering the modern amenities one would expect of a hotel today. That implies, among many other things, rooms that are equipped with air conditioning, modern bathrooms, and free wireless internet that you can log on to from anywhere in the hotel.
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Placed in the heart of Copenhagen
Best hotels Copenhagen - Can you imagine living in four star luxuries in the heart of Copenhagen without having to pay a fortune? Then Phoenix Copenhagen is the perfect place for you. We offer beautiful rooms and suites decorated in elegant Louis XVI style. The conclusion is inevitable – Phoenix Copenhagen is the natural choice, when you are looking for a classy hotel in Copenhagen.
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Best hotels Copenhagen - the first owner of the hotel was Baron von Plessen, whose memory is kept alive at Restaurant von Plessen, which is one of two restaurants at Phoenix Copenhagen. The second is called Brasserie Murdoch Books & Ale. Both serve food of exquisite quality. Restaurant von Plessen devotes itself to the French , while Brasserie Murdoch Books & Ale, as the name strongly suggests, is inspired by the English tradition to enjoy a light meal with a glass of foamy beer - perhaps while at the same time passing time with a book or a the latest news from on of the newspapers on display.
