Comfort Hotel Europa 
A white façade earmarks this five-story hotel set in the city center, 250 meters from the main train station. The 229 guestrooms offer modern décor in dark blues and creams; all include wireless Internet connections and cable TV.
Other hotel amenities include a lobby bar, conference rooms, and wireless Internet access.
Hotel prices and availability
Map showing Comfort Hotel Europa
Dining at the Comfort Hotel Europa
The hotel does not have its own restaurant, but there are several dining options within the surrounding area.
Nearby restaurants:
Brasserie Globe
Jensen’s Bofhus
Frescati
Nearby restaurants:
Brasserie Globe
Jensen’s Bofhus
Frescati
Attractions near this hotel
Copenhagen Kastrup Airport (CPH): Approximate driving time to the Comfort Hotel Europa is 20 minutes and distance is 12 kilometres (7.5 miles).
Getting there: Taxis are readily available outside Terminal 3 and will cost around 250 DKK to the hotel. Bus no.30 runs from the airport to the city centre and trains run every 10 minutes to Central Station, which is 200 metres from the hotel.
Driving directions: From the airport take the main road E20 towards Copenhagen Centrum. Follow signs for Central Station.
Getting around: Copenhagen has an extensive public transportation system consisting of trains, buses, and an underground metro. One ticket is used for all public modes of transport, excluding taxis. One-hour, one-day, and discounted 10-trip tickets are available; Copenhagen is divided into a number of zones that determine the price of the ticket. There is an extensive bike lane system in the city, and the compact city centre can be comfortably explored on foot in warmer weather.
Getting there: Taxis are readily available outside Terminal 3 and will cost around 250 DKK to the hotel. Bus no.30 runs from the airport to the city centre and trains run every 10 minutes to Central Station, which is 200 metres from the hotel.
Driving directions: From the airport take the main road E20 towards Copenhagen Centrum. Follow signs for Central Station.
Getting around: Copenhagen has an extensive public transportation system consisting of trains, buses, and an underground metro. One ticket is used for all public modes of transport, excluding taxis. One-hour, one-day, and discounted 10-trip tickets are available; Copenhagen is divided into a number of zones that determine the price of the ticket. There is an extensive bike lane system in the city, and the compact city centre can be comfortably explored on foot in warmer weather.
Tivoli (theme park) – 300 metres
Ny Carlsberg Glyptotek (art gallery) – 300 metres
Tycho Brahe Planetarium – 300 metres
New Theatre – 300 metres
Radhuspladsen (Town Hall Square) – 400 metres
Hans Christian Andersen Museum – 400 metres
Stroget (pedestrianised shopping area) – 500 metres
Christiansborg Slot (parliament) – 1 kilometre (0.5 miles)
Rosenborg Slot (royal palace) – 1.5 kilometres (1 mile)
Nyhavn (harbourside bars and restaurants) – 2 kilometres (1 mile)
Christiania – 2 kilometres (1 mile)
Carlsberg Brewery – 2 kilometres (1 mile)
Little Mermaid Statue – 3 kilometres (2 miles)
Bella Conference Centre – 8 kilometres (5 miles)
Oresund Bridge (to Malmo, Sweden) – 18 kilometres (11 miles)
Ny Carlsberg Glyptotek (art gallery) – 300 metres
Tycho Brahe Planetarium – 300 metres
New Theatre – 300 metres
Radhuspladsen (Town Hall Square) – 400 metres
Hans Christian Andersen Museum – 400 metres
Stroget (pedestrianised shopping area) – 500 metres
Christiansborg Slot (parliament) – 1 kilometre (0.5 miles)
Rosenborg Slot (royal palace) – 1.5 kilometres (1 mile)
Nyhavn (harbourside bars and restaurants) – 2 kilometres (1 mile)
Christiania – 2 kilometres (1 mile)
Carlsberg Brewery – 2 kilometres (1 mile)
Little Mermaid Statue – 3 kilometres (2 miles)
Bella Conference Centre – 8 kilometres (5 miles)
Oresund Bridge (to Malmo, Sweden) – 18 kilometres (11 miles)