Going to Copenhagen

FifthelementFifthelement Lotusland Posts: 6,963
edited March 2009 in All Encompassing Trip
It won't be until September, but I'm looking into hotel bookings now. Can anyone recommend a good place to stay and what areas of the city to avoid? Any assistance would be most appreciated. Thanks :D
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  • FifthelementFifthelement Lotusland Posts: 6,963
    Euro bump :mrgreen: :ugeek:
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  • ChazzChazz Posts: 1,141
    It won't be until September, but I'm looking into hotel bookings now. Can anyone recommend a good place to stay and what areas of the city to avoid? Any assistance would be most appreciated. Thanks :D

    When we went to see PJ in 07 myself and hubby stayed in the Cab Inn close to The Forum, but i think there are a few dotted around Copenhagen. They're a chain, bit like Travel Inns, etc. Room was pretty small but it did the job for me (i.e. a place to sleep very close to the venue PJ were playing at!)

    http://www.cabinn.com/english/index.html

    Hope this helps :)
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  • FifthelementFifthelement Lotusland Posts: 6,963
    Thanks My_Small_Self. I will check it out :D
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  • HinnHinn Posts: 1,517
    Of all the places in the world I've been to, Copenhagen is the one place I've felt the safest in. As far as I'm concerned, there's no area in central Copenhagen to be avoided.

    Except for any pedestrian crossing when the light is red. Even if it's 4am and there isn't a car or bike anywhere to be seen. Some local will shout at you for doing the wrong thing, even if there's absolutely no reason why you should wait for the light, even if it's freezing cold and you just wanna get your arse back to the comforts of indoors.

    Other than this one little quirk, them Danes are the most welcoming people in the world.
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  • vedderfan10vedderfan10 Posts: 2,497
    Cool! What about your doggy?
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  • FifthelementFifthelement Lotusland Posts: 6,963
    Cool! What about your doggy?

    Not quite sure yet :D She'll either be heading to Comox to stay with friends or to Grande Prairie to stay with her grandparents :lol: We'll see what happens. Did you get your SDE yet???

    Thanks for the advice Hinn. Good to know.
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