My family and I visit Copenhaguen with an excursion from my University. They had requested a family room for us (my husband, my 3-years-old son and me) but when we arrive they had a normal double room for us. The others room were full, so they gave us an extra bed, and we had to manage to put it in... More

Even though I don't expect a lot from a hostel, this one succeeded to let me down from the get go. First of all, you need to check in between the hours of 4pm - 6pm. This is very tight time frame for somebody travelling e.g. from Sweden or Germany. Also the Bella Center metro station is definitely not 400... More

danhostel amager is apparently one of the biggest hostels in copenhagen - it feels extremely sterile, and you are very aware when you are there that you are contributing to a money making venture, nothing more. the employee at reception welcomed us by listing the various things we would have to pay extra for. we found out at the end... More

I stayed for three nights at this Hostel. Although, situated on the outskirts of the city, the excellent public transport system makes this ALMOST irrelevant. I travelled alone and found the Hostel extremely welcoming. The only drawback I found about the location was getting back after a gig in the city. If you are planning to venture into the city... More

NEGATIVE: - Hidden costs: additional 35 DKK per person per night due to some crappy international hostel membership which wasn't even stated on hostels.com where we made the bookings. The only reason why we booked this place was that it was the cheapest, but after adding this amount of about 5 euros per night, it will definitely make sense to... More

A lot of hidden costs which were not mentioned on the booking platform. When questioned about it, staff insisted that it was written on the site. When we got back home, we double checked and realised that it was not mentioned. We felt very cheated for the 35DKK that we had to pay PER NIGHT because it was not mentioned... More

The main positive side of the place is that the rooms and bathrooms are clean and tidy. Also the kitchen is very spacious, well equipped and good organized. Its easy to park your car, because the area is quite solitary. The problem is that getting to the center of Copenhagen involves using the public transport. At the same time Kastrum... More

I would NEVER RECOMMEND this youth hostel, especially not at these very HIGH RATES. Some of my impressions: - very SMALL rooms, hardly any space to move; - terrible matrasses -- you will have a backache after a week; - bathroom is a mess -- no shower cabin, which causes the entire bathroom to flood after showering; not dirty, but... More

Positive first: it's nice and clean. Lot's of hidden expenses make this an overpriced experience. Even if you bring your own bed linen, and breakfast, it will cost you the same as a budget hotel. But with a much lower service level. This youth hostel is being run like an old time very-very cheap site - hence, it is perfectly... More