Hotel Ansgar

Small but great for a...

Liked: Great spot and location is excellent. Staff were very helpful. Small rooms but okay because clean.
Disliked: Cost for three people was xxxy.

Don’t recommend

Liked: Outside esting area n espresso machine n bacon
Disliked: Service, lack of fruit and nice yogurts - the meats were not nice

Very good

Very good

Disliked: The room was too small

Very good option for a...

Liked: Location: a short walk from Kobenhavn H. 1 min from the nearest Metro station. 5 min or so from Tivoli. The staff was friendly and helpful. There is a charming courtyard. The bathrooms are not too small. Very nice view of Copenhagen streets (from the 3rd floor).
Disliked: The rooms are very small, something to get used to for a North American traveler.

Pleasant

Very good

Great location, nice staff, rather...

Liked: The location is great, very near the rail, metro and bus stops, near Tivoli and a few of the main museums, yet it is really quiet.Nice courtyard garden to sit out in.All staff were professional polite and smiley. Welcoming. Nice to have a safe & a slimline fridge (for bottles only really) in the room.
Disliked: The rooms are really small. A double bed has one side pushed against a wall. This makes it awkward to get into/out of esp in the middle of the night for toilet visits! There is limited storage space for your cases in the room and space into which you unpack your clothes.Room was hot & stuffy. Not their fault that there’s climate change which the building was not built for (probably hard to retrofit with AC). They did provide a desk fan and you could open the windows (but it was largely a still week with little breeze).Slightly odd instructions about room servicing. Supposed to be on demand to change towels & make up the room, but in 5 days it happened twice for us without asking, although they did not automatically replenish tea & coffee at the same time, but you could just request it down in reception.The building is not accessible for those with difficulties with stairs - there is an elevator, but to stops oddly BETWEEN the floors the rooms are on, so you always have to walk up/ down 6-7 steps. Quite expensive for what you get really, but maybe that’s just how it is in Copenhagen as a capitalCity.

Very good