Pet-Friendly Family Hotels in Copenhagen (2026)
5 family-friendly hotels with pet friendly in Copenhagen . Handpicked for families who want the best.
Travelling to Copenhagen with children and a dog takes a bit more checking than a standard city break, because pet policies differ between hotels. This page lists five family hotels in our data: Charlottehaven in Østerbro and Villa Copenhagen in Vesterbro, both of which list pet-friendly stays among their amenities, and Nimb Hotel, 1 Hotel Copenhagen and Hypernym Hotel & Suites, which are labelled pet-friendly on our side but do not spell out the details in their listings. I recommend confirming any pet rules directly with the hotel before you book.
Copenhagen is a compact, walkable city with plenty of green space, which makes it practical for a family with a dog. Neighbourhoods such as Østerbro are residential and quiet, while Vesterbro and the old town are livelier. The metro and trains connect the airport and centre quickly, though rules for taking dogs on public transport vary, so check the current rules for the metro, trains and buses before you travel. Many cafes and restaurants are relaxed about families, but dog policies differ from place to place, so ask when you arrive.
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🐕Why Copenhagen is a Great Family Dog Trip
A dog changes the planning for a family trip: where you can sleep, where you can eat and how far you can walk after check-in. I kept this page honest by separating what the listings state from what is only a label. Only Charlottehaven and Villa Copenhagen list a pet-friendly amenity. For the rest, I describe the family features that are listed and leave pet details to you to confirm with the hotel, rather than guess at fees or rules.
Charlottehaven is the one I would look at first. It is a four-star apart-hotel in Østerbro that lists pet-friendly stays, family rooms and suites with kitchens, a sauna, a spa, a fitness centre and an indoor swimming pool, with a garden that parents use for evening walks. Østerbro is a residential area, which suits a family with a dog that needs regular walks. Apartments with a kitchen also make it easier to manage meals for children and a dog without eating out every night. Ask about the garden rules for dogs.
Villa Copenhagen is the more central choice. It is a five-star hotel in a converted post office in Vesterbro, three minutes on foot from Tivoli Gardens. It lists pet-friendly stays, family rooms, a sauna, a fitness centre, parking and room service. Its listing also mentions large rooms that fit a cot, a children's programme and baby essentials that can be pre-ordered. If you want a polished base for city sightseeing with a dog, this is the one to ask about first, but confirm the pet rules for your room. Ask about parking and the walk to the nearest park too.
The other three hotels are tagged pet-friendly in our data, but their listings do not state a pet policy, so treat them as questions to ask. Nimb Hotel is inside Tivoli Gardens with unlimited guest access and a rooftop heated pool, though Tivoli itself is an amusement park, so a dog may not be part of that plan. 1 Hotel Copenhagen is in the Latin Quarter with a rooftop pool and a Bamford wellness spa. Hypernym Hotel & Suites, three minutes from Tivoli, offers family suites with full kitchens and washing machines.
A few practical points apply to any hotel. Ask whether pets are allowed in the specific room type you want, whether there are size or number limits and whether there are rules for restaurants, pools and the spa. Check whether a dog is welcome in the breakfast room and on the terrace. Bring bedding, a lead and anything your dog needs, since hotels may not supply them. I would also ask where the nearest green space is, so that morning and evening walks fit in with the children's routine. Hotels can answer these questions quickly by email.
Parent's take
My pick depends on how you want to travel. For a family that wants a kitchen, a garden and a residential area for dog walks, I would choose Charlottehaven in Østerbro, which lists pet-friendly stays. For a central base near Tivoli Gardens, I would choose Villa Copenhagen, which also lists pet-friendly stays. For the other three hotels, I would write to the hotel first and book only once the pet policy is confirmed in writing. In every case, I would ask about room types and rules before paying.
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Hotels in Copenhagen with pet friendly, sorted by guest rating.
1 Hotel Copenhagen
Indre By
Wonderful
401 reviews
1 Hotel Copenhagen sits in the Latin Quarter with a full Bamford wellness spa and a rooftop pool overlooking the old town. The design leans sustainable and biophilic, and family rooms come with extra beds on request.
From
€2723/night
Why families love 1 Hotel Copenhagen
The rooftop pool is the headline here, and it is open to all guests. Kids are allowed in during daytime hours, then the adult-only wellness spa downstairs takes over in the evening for parents wanting a sauna and a massage. The rooms are big by Copenhagen standards, often with room for a cot plus a pull-out sofa. Stroget shopping street and Rundetaarn are both a five-minute walk, so nobody is stuck in a taxi.
Nimb Hotel
Inside Tivoli Gardens, city centre
Wonderful
620 reviews
A five-star boutique hotel inside Tivoli Gardens with 38 suites, a rooftop pool and unlimited Tivoli access for guests. Family rooms face either the park rollercoaster or the Moorish-palace facade.
From
€595/night
Why families love Nimb Hotel
Nimb Hotel is a five-star boutique hotel inside Tivoli Gardens, and I recommend it to families for whom Tivoli is the main reason for the trip. Guests have unlimited park access through a private gate, so children can go back to the room for a nap or a change and return later. There are only 38 suites, a heated rooftop pool with a sun deck, and Copenhagen Central Station is an eight-minute walk away.
Charlottehaven
Copenhagen
Wonderful
667 reviews
Charlottehaven is a four-star apart-hotel in Østerbro with kitchenette-equipped suites that fit a cot plus a full changing area. The hotel has an indoor pool open until 10pm, fitness centre, and a garden that parents use for pram walks in the evening. Baby toiletries on request. 15 minutes to centre by metro.
From
€362/night
Why families love Charlottehaven
Charlottehaven was the logistical winner of our trip. The kitchenette meant we could sterilise bottles and warm milk ourselves. The wooden cot they provided was a full cot, not a fold-out, which made a huge difference to our baby's sleep. The pool is useable for toddlers under parent supervision. Østerbro is quiet, and the metro stop Østerport is 8 minutes walk. The suite had an en-suite washing machine which we used for nappy mishaps. Not the most central but the extras justify the tram ride.
Hypernym Hotel & Suites
City Centre
Wonderful
500 reviews
Hypernym Hotel & Suites is a boutique aparthotel 3 minutes walk from Tivoli Gardens. Suites range from studios to two-bedroom family units with full kitchens, washing machines, and separate living rooms. The property offers babysitting on request and a kid-friendly breakfast buffet with Danish staples.
From
€745/night
Why families love Hypernym Hotel & Suites
The 3-minute walk to Tivoli is what sold us. Kids on the edge of a meltdown? Back to the room in under 10 minutes. Our two-bedroom suite had a real kitchen, a washing machine that got used daily, and enough space for the 6-year-old to scatter Lego across the living room floor. The breakfast buffet is smaller than a chain hotel but everything is Danish and good. Babysitting arranged for our anniversary dinner worked out perfectly.
Villa Copenhagen
Copenhagen
Excellent
1,384 reviews
Villa Copenhagen is a five-star in a converted 1912 post office, with large rooms fit for a cot plus a dedicated children's programme and indoor courtyard pool. Baby essentials can be pre-ordered for delivery to the room. Tivoli Gardens is a 10-minute walk, Central Station 5 minutes.
From
€459/night
Why families love Villa Copenhagen
Villa Copenhagen was our splurge choice and it paid off. The room was huge, enough for a proper cot plus a changing area and room to push the pram around. The indoor courtyard pool was a treat for a rainy afternoon with our toddler (just out of the baby phase). Tivoli is a short walk, handy after naptime. The concierge arranged a taxi with a car seat for our airport transfer, booked 12 hours in advance. Breakfast was excellent and the highchair was real wood, not plastic.
💡Tips for Travelling to Copenhagen With Kids and a Dog
- 1Confirm the pet policy in writing before you book, including room types, limits on size or number of animals and any extra charges.
- 2Choose a residential base such as Østerbro if you want easy, regular walks. Villa Copenhagen suits a more central stay near Tivoli Gardens.
- 3Check the current rules for travelling with a dog on the metro, trains and buses, since they can vary by service and time of day.
- 4Ask whether dogs are welcome in the breakfast room, the restaurant and on the terrace, and where they are not allowed, such as the pool or spa.
- 5Bring your dog's bedding, bowls, a lead and any medication, and ask the hotel about the nearest green space before you arrive.
- 6Plan family days that suit the dog too. Tivoli Gardens is an amusement park, so a dog may need to wait outside, which is worth planning around.
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