The Best Hotels for One Week in Denmark

Where to Stay for Your Week Vacation

Nyhavn Harbour, Old Town Copenhagan

Experience a week of fun and relaxation in Denmark with a wide range of hotels to choose from. Our terrific suggestions below will help you decide where to stay for a week in Denmark. So, whether you're looking for an affordable week-long trip or a luxurious vacation, we have analyzed all the hotels in the area to ensure you find the perfect one. From cozy rooms to spacious suites, our recommended hotels for a week's stay offer comfortable accommodations at affordable rates. With a variety of places to stay, including hotels, resorts, and vacation rentals, you are sure to find the perfect fit for your stay in Denmark. Our recommended hotels provide an array of amenities to make your vacation both relaxing and comfortable. Enjoy sightseeing, explore local restaurants, and indulge in a variety of activities, all while staying in one of the best hotels in Denmark. Whether you're looking for a family-friendly destination or a romantic escape for couples, there's something for everyone here. Don't wait, book your perfect hotel for a week in Denmark now and experience the ultimate vacation.

Denmark’s vibrant museum scene offers travelers an extraordinary journey through art, history, and culture, with Copenhagen standing out as the epicenter of this rich tapestry. The National Museum of Denmark (Nationalmuseet), located in the heart of Copenhagen, is a must-visit for those eager to explore Danish history from the Viking Age to modern times, boasting vast archaeological collections and immersive exhibits. Just a stroll away, the Louisiana Museum of Modern Art, perched scenicly north of the city in Humlebæk, uniquely combines avant-garde contemporary art with stunning views of the Øresund Strait—its blend of sculpture gardens and cutting-edge exhibitions draws international art lovers year-round. Meanwhile, Kronborg Castle in Helsingør, famously immortalized by Shakespeare’s Hamlet, offers a fascinating mix of Renaissance architecture and historical artifacts, making it a living museum on the northern coast. For design aficionados, the Danish Design Museum in Copenhagen showcases Denmark’s iconic contributions to furniture and industrial design, reflecting the country’s minimalist aesthetic and functional elegance. Each of these destinations not only highlights Denmark’s cultural heritage but also provides immersive experiences that enrich any traveler’s understanding of this Nordic nation’s artistic and historical legacy.

(Prices are listed in U.S. Dollars.)

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How much do hotels for a one-week stay cost in Denmark?

Travelers to Denmark will have a large number of terrific one-week trip accommodation options with a variety of great prices. The price of one-week trip hotels here can vary by amenities, dates, and the neighborhood. Based on thorough data from 376 one-week trip hotels, their average price is a very reasonable $131. If you're interested in more information about hotels here, see our guide to hotel prices in Denmark.

The average prices of our suggested one-week trip hotels by star rating:

• 5-star hotels: $211
• 4-star hotels: $139
• 3-star hotels: $124