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Behind the preserved warehouses of Nyhavn lies 71 Nyhavn Hotel – your oasis of calm and Scandinavian elegance.
Wake up under Pomeranian pine beams, enjoy the view of the harbor, and start your day with breakfast in our historic warehouse cellar. With Nyhavn, Kongens Nytorv, and Copenhagen right outside, new adventures await you.
Junior Suite Deluxe View
Junior Suite Deluxe View
Junior Suite Deluxe View
Executive Double Deluxe View
Executive Double Deluxe View
Executive Double Deluxe View
Executive Double
Executive Double
Executive Double
Executive Double Deluxe
Executive Double Deluxe
Executive Double Deluxe
Junior Suite
Junior Suite
Junior Suite
Enjoy the serenity in one of our 130 stylishly furnished rooms, which has undertaken an exclusive but gentle restoration together with the rest of the hotel. A restoration with focus on a timeless Scandinavian expression and at the same time preserving the historic soul and charm of the buildings.
At the end of the colorful Nyhavn, you will find 71 Nyhavn Hotel; a well-preserved warehouse from the 1800s that exudes understated elegance, charm, and history. Experience the hotel's unique atmosphere both inside and out. With Kongens Nytorv as a neighbor, the Royal Theatre around the corner, and the shopping street Strøget nearby, there is plenty to explore.
Take a historical journey along the harbor front, stroll past the majestic Amalienborg Palace, experience Northern Europe's best-preserved fortification Kastellet, and end your tour at the Little Mermaid. These attractions are just a handful of what you can experience in the vicinity of 71 Nyhavn Hotel.
With everything within reach, 71 Nyhavn Hotel is the perfect starting point for exploring our charming capital; close to culinary temptations, good transport options, and the beautiful view of Copenhagen Harbor.
Address: Nyhavn 71, 1051 Copenhagen
A hotel with understated elegance and a superb location at Nyhavn in Copenhagen. For 200 years, Nyhavn 71 has been located between the foamy sprays from the harbour and life along the Nyhavn Canal.
Address: Nyhavn 71, 1051 Copenhagen
Amalienborg is the monarch’s winter residence. The beautiful complex consists of four palaces, and Christian Vll’s Palace’s magnificent rooms are open to the general public.
Nyhavn, Copenhagen's port pearl, which stretches from Kongens Nytorv Square and all the way along the canal. Many of the old houses are preserved till this day, and the oldest house dates back to 1681.
The Kings New Square is at the end of the street up towards Nyhavn and is surrounded by beautiful old mansion. In the middle stands the equestrian statue of King Christian the 5th and every spring it is tradition for the new student’s to celebrate the day by dancing around the statue.
The Royal Danish Theatre was founded in 1748 and stages drama, opera, ballet and orchestras – all under one roof. The theatre offers performances for those seeking an exciting and unusual experience.
Strøget is the famous pedestrian shopping street in Copenhagen's city centre, which extends from Rådhuspladsen to Kongens Nytorv. The pedestrian street offers a wide array of shops, ranging from budget-friendly chains to some of the world's most expensive brands.
Copenhagen Airport, otherwise known as Kastrup, is Denmark's largest airport. Getting to and from the airport is easy by train and the Metro.
The Royal Danish Opera House is Denmark’s national opera and hosts both Danish and international productions. The building, which contains over 1000 rooms, was designed by renowned Danish architect Henning Larsen. In the foyer, you’ll find chandeliers designed by Olafur Eliasson, and four bronze reliefs by Per Kirkeby adorn the walls. The Opera House was inaugurated in 2005, with Mærsk Mc-Kinney Møller as its benefactor. In addition to opera, the venue also features musicals, concerts, ballet, and other performances. Guided tours are available for those who want to experience the building from the inside.
Broens Street Food, which opened in 2018, is located in charming surroundings between Nyhavn and Christianshavn and features 17 food stalls. Here, you can explore flavors from around the world ranging from Danish classics to Asian, Southern European, and Latin American cuisine all served with a focus on quality. You'll also find stalls offering everything from cocktails to coffee and cold refreshments. Broens is open during spring, summer, and autumn, and the lively atmosphere is enhanced by a variety of events such as DJ sets, morning yoga, social runs, flea markets, and communal dining. When winter arrives, the food stalls close temporarily, and Broens Ice Rink opens instead, where you can rent skates and enjoy the Danish winter spirit with family and friends.
The Botanical Garden is a beautiful oasis in Copenhagen. The garden is a living museum which holds one of the world's largest herbaria with pressed and preserved plants and fungi from around the world.
Christiansborg Palace on Slotsholmen is home to the Danish Parliament. The palace features the Royal Reception Rooms, Absalon's ruins, the royal stables, and the Royal Kitchen.
Designmuseum Denmark communicates and conducts research in both historical and contemporary design with a focus on Danish and international design, crafts, decorative arts, architecture, and industrial design. The museum’s collection features works by iconic Danish designers such as Arne Jacobsen, Hans J. Wegner, and Poul Henningsen, all of whom have left a significant mark on design history. In addition, visitors can explore a broad collection of European and Asian art and design objects. The museum also includes a shop with unique design products and a café that offers outdoor seating in the cozy courtyard during the summer.
The Little Mermaid welcomes guests in the port edge of Langelinie. It illustrates the Hans Christian Andersen's fairy tale of the same name and is a gift to Copenhagen donated by brewer Carl Jacobsen and made by sculptor Edvard Eriksen.
71 Nyhavn Hotel offers a variety of hotel packages for both the family and the couple who want a night I town or a night all to themselves. Common to all possibilities is a hotel experience in friendly surroundings in one of Copenhagen's best located hotels. A selection of our packages:
Spend time together, recharge your batteries and enjoy Copenhagen
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King Christian IV founded Nyhavn in order to control the flourishing trade that Copenhagen experienced in the 1600s. The harbor was completed in 1673 and was named “Gyldenløves Kanal”, but the people of Copenhagen called it Nyhavn, and over time it became the official name.
Denmark faced a time of great prosperity as the center of Scandinavia's trade and Nyhavn played a major role as an unloading point for ships from all over the world. These trade opportunities also led to a conflict with Britain in the early 1800s. They wanted all trade with Napoleon stopped, but Denmark wished to remain neutral in fear of losing their income. This led to an attack in 1807, and Denmark went bankrupt as a result of the Napoleonic Wars.
After Denmark's economic crisis the traffic in Nyhavn was significantly reduced. The daily life of Nyhavn changed, and hotels and hostels appeared in the cityscape. Many historical personalities have spent the night in Nyhavn, but the location was greatly influenced by sailor life. This meant that up to 1960, Nyhavn was a tough environment with a lot of crime.
Merchant Ole Bernt and Captain Just Ludvigsen started construction of the warehouse, which was completed in 1805. Both men managed to accumulate great fortunes on their businesses and activities in the Baltic Sea. Grandson Ole Bernt Suhr, took control of the family business, and Nyhavn 71 remained in their ownership until 1970 when it was sold to Alf Arp-Hansen. He saw the opportunity to transform the beautiful warehouse into a hotel, and in 1971 he opened the doors for the first guests.
The art collection of the hotel is based on the European avant-garde movement COBRA, which was formed in 1948 in Paris. 6 artists proclaimed to distance themselves from the manifesto, that contemporary surrealists had agreed on, so they signed the COBRA-declaration. Christian Dotremont, Joseph Noiret, Asger Jorn, Karel Appel, Constant and Corneille signed the declaration.
The COBRA movement has played a significant role in modern art, but in recent times, new Danish artists have also created unique works. Some of their work found its way to 71 Nyhavn Hotel and can be seen in the hotel restaurant and lobby.
Asger Jorn is one of the greatest Danish artists of all time. He has achieved huge international fame, especially as a sculpture-artist. He was a member of the art groups Helhesten , COBRA and the Situationist International . On 71 Nyhavn Hotel you can see Jorn’s well-known paintings, "Marche Orange" and "Compositio".
The Dutch painter and visual artist Karel Appel has made a great international impression. Karel Appel is best known for his work at the Stedelijk Museum in Amsterdam. At the hotel you can experience the painting "Figure Composition", and another two paintings, both titled "Composition".
The charismatic Danish painter achieved great international success with his art.
Carl -Henning Pedersen was seen as a fairytale-painter with his enchanting style of painting. At 71 Nyhavn the painting "Dialogue " from 1982 can be seen.
Ejler Bille was one of the most prominent Danish art personalities in the 19th century. Kandinsky and Miró particularly inspired him, as seen in his work. The work " Composition" from 1950 hangs in the foyer.
The multi-artist Jens Jørgen Thorsen , one of the greatest artists of recent times. He was a provocateur, and he was in every way an artist who drew a lot of attention. In the restaurant his painting " Second Day in Paradise " can be seen.
Elegant shapes and a distinctive color palette that immediately catch the eye. That is how most people know the self-taught Danish artist Bjørn Bjørnholt. Both the lobby and the hotel's restaurant, adorn several of Bear Bjørnholts painting the walls.
A unique collection of artwork painted by the founder and former owner of the hotel, also appears at 71 Nyhavn. Alf Arp- Hansen, who for four decades developed his skills as both a master builder and artist. He made six paintings specifically for the hotel, and these can be experienced up close.