CitizenM’s latest addition to their portfolio looks out across Rådhuspladsen, a historic square in the heart of Copenhagen that’s no more than 15 minutes from anywhere you’d want to go. While a buffet breakfast (boasting the crispiest bacon ever) and room service are available, there’s a twist on the traditional hotel restaurant. Instead, there’s an open, imaginatively decorated space for socialising wrapped around the building, with a bar and snack kitchen open all day.

It’s also easy to venture into the city’s unbelievable cuisine scene, with the most notable restaurants dotted within walking distance. Admiralgade 26 serves up tender fried pollock and roe with a squid ink risotto so delicious, it might have ruined fish for me forever. A short walk in the other direction leads you to Café Atelier September, where you can’t miss their highly Instagrammed chive and lemon avocado on rye toast.

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