The 12 best Airbnbs in Copenhagen for style and convenience

You’ll struggle to find a more gob-smacking apartment in all of Copenhagen than this one: a two-storey penthouse with room for six, two bathrooms, two balconies, a spiral staircase and many, many more fancy touches. Immaculately well-decorated (including some fantastic hanging chairs), it’s the epitome of swish, stylish, practical Scandi design. And all this is just a few minutes’ walk from the Little Mermaid, Nyhavn and Amalienborg, ideally located to explore the Danish capital by foot, bike or boat. Honestly, if you can afford it, there are few places better.

Best for: bigger groups looking for the absolute best Copenhagen has to offer.

What’s the budget range? Spenny but affordable for a larger group.

What’s it like to stay here? Calming, industrial and artsy with a tonne of space to relax – what hygge is all about. 

Rooms: 3 beds, 2 baths. Sleeps 8. 

If this southside balcony doesn't cut it, we're convinced nothing will. Just 1km away from the ocean and Hellerup's sandy shores, this stunning white-washed, two-bedroom villa has everything you need for a restful city break. In addition to the charming balcony, there's a cute garden with lush foliage, and a dining room with a fireplace to keep you toasty during colder months. Outdoors, meanwhile, you'll get to enjoy all the delights of being near the waterfront where you'll find a host of cafes, shops and restaurants all for the taking. 

What’s the budget range? In the mid-ranges for a homey luxury stay. 

What’s it like to stay here? You've hit the jackpot with this rental. Set in a peaceful suburban neighbourhood, remarkably close to the centre.

Rooms: 2 beds, 1 bath. Sleeps 4.

Sure, this slim three-storey house already looks pretty fascinating – and, dating all the way back to 1719, it certainly is – but it’s also a very romantic place to stay. Full of character, the home comes with a private courtyard, a cute patio and pretty much total privacy. And just in case you didn’t think it could get any more romantic, it’s also in Christianshavn, an immensely pretty Copenhagen neighbourhood known for its cobblestone streets and buzzing cafés.

Best for: romantic weekends with a heck of a lot of privacy.

What’s the budget range? An incredibly affordable option in a cracking location – you'll be right by the centre. 

What’s it like to stay here? A pure dose of the idyllic,  this house has a charming and country-esque feel, while being a walkable distance from the centre.

Rooms: 1 bed, 1.5 bath. Sleeps 4. 

This gorgeous scandi-style house is spacious, cosy, and modern, just what a family needs on their trip to the city or a large group of friends. Only five kilometres to the city centre and the beach, this is the perfect place for exploring the Danish capital. The Airbnb has six bedrooms, sleeping up to nine guests, and you'll have access to the entire property. You'll also have use of the outdoor patio with plenty of seating to enjoy in the warmer weather. 

Best for: families or groups of friends.

What’s the budget range? A little pricey, but worth it for such a pristine family rental. 

What’s it like to stay here? Think neighbourly vibes, cosy, modern interiors and a relaxing terrace - great during warmer months.  

Rooms: 6 beds, 2 baths. Sleeps 9. 

So green, so lush, so airy – this stylish rental is in Sundby, just far enough out from Copenhagen’s city centre to be significantly calmer and quieter but still within easy walking or biking distance to the metro. It’s also a cosy, stylish and well-equipped place that, as with the best bits of Danish interior design, puts comfort and cleanliness first. Needless to say, it’s a terrifically easy place to relax and take a breather in.

Best for: travellers looking for a calm, quiet base for their city trip.

What’s the budget range? Decent for five nights in Copenhagen. 

What’s it like to stay here? Situated in a quiet neighbourhood, the space is bright, homely, and spotless – a great base for some family time. 

Rooms: 1 bed, 1.5 baths. Sleeps 4. 

Yep, not only does this place have that view, boasting extraordinary vistas of the Copenhagen skyline, but it’s got an incredible roof terrace. While that bit might be shared, the apartment does have its own private balcony. Aside from that, it’s a simple, affordable, comfortable rental with space for four guests and easy access to Copenhagen K – the oldest and most central part of the city.   

Best for: terrific views and easy access to all the tourist hotspots.

What’s the budget range? Pretty affordable, even with a six-night minimum stay. 

What’s it like to stay here? Clean, cosy and incredibly central for all the best eateries and shops on your doorstep. 

Rooms: 2 beds, 1 bath. Sleeps 4. 

Kids love stuff. Colourful stuff. Vibrant stuff. Literally, anything that looks fun or weird. This is why this apartment is so fantastic for families. Decorated top to bottom with everything from fascinating posters and insect taxidermy to quirky stools and light fittings, it even comes with its own playroom-themed kids’ bedrooms. Near Strøget shopping district and within walking distance of central Copenhagen, it’s the ideal family-friendly pad. 

Best for: fun families.

What’s the budget range? Pricey, but perfect if you're on the lookout for somewhere fun and unique to Copenhagen. 

What’s it like to stay here? Like a pyjama party invite to a private art collection. 

Rooms: 3 beds, 1 bath. Sleeps 5. 

Copenhagen is often ranked one of the world’s most expensive cities, so there’s a chance you might be looking to save a little accom cash to spend on other things on your trip to the Danish capital. If that’s the case, you might be looking for somewhere a little more affordable to stay – like this one. A neat and functional rental for two, it’s a cosy corner apartment with good bus and metro connections. And on top of all that, it’s also in Nørrebro, who was voted Time Out’s coolest neighbourhood in the world in 2021. Who says a lower budget mean you have to scrimp on quality, eh?

Best for: budget-conscious travellers. 

What’s the budget range? So damn cheap, it would be criminal to pass this up, for real. 

What’s it like to stay here? It's a cosy local vibe here. Lots of little shops, cafes and oh, erm, Michelin-starred restaurants. 

Rooms: 1 bed, 1 bath. Sleeps 2. 

Crack open the fizz, relax, and enjoy a foamy bubble bath on the rooftop of this fabulous penthouse in Vestrebro. Gorgeous vistas aside, this space has a lot to offer in the way of relaxation: the apartment is airy, open and modernly furnished throughout with a mix of matte and marble interiors, providing a sleek and cosy central hub for those who want to tap into Copenhagen's vibrant, yet laid-back nightlife on the streets below. 

What’s the budget range: An affordable choice for four friends or a moderately priced family vacation rental.

What’s it like to stay here? A stylish and urban base in the heart of Vesterbro - ideal for exploring the city on foot or indeed by pedal.

Rooms: 2 beds, 1 bath. Sleeps 4.

Nabo (psst, that's Danish for neighbour) invites you to sojourn in style at this cool apart-hotel – consider this 85sqm crashpad your gateway to becoming a fellow Copenhagener. Based in the hip Nørrebro neighbourhood, you'll be in good steed for mingling with the local crowd. And when you're not brunching or scavenging for antique keepsakes, the apartment is the perfect place to pause: think bright and airy rooms carefully curated with pastel shades and a hodgepodge of ceramics. Very cool. 

What’s the budget range? A luxury spot; great for a group of friends or a family trip.

What’s it like to stay here? The epitome of Scandi-style. 

Rooms: 2 beds, 1 bath. Sleeps 6. 

Kick back in comfort and style at this trendy three-bed apartment on the edge of Christianshavns Kanal. Here, you'll discover true design bliss. From the built-in bookshelf adorned with a colourful assortment of books and nicknacks, to the balconies offering waterfront views, to the antiques, cushions and wall prints, every inch of this apartment inspires comfort and curiosity. As for getting around the city, it's a quick boat bus trip into the centre.

What’s the budget range? A mid-to-high-end canalside retreat with enviable roominess and snazzy decor.

What’s it like to stay here? A peaceful and tranquil spot to suit every traveller. The best part is the twinkling waterfront views in the evening. 

Rooms: 3 beds, 2 baths. Sleeps 6.

Full of contemporary style, this gorgeous apartment is the perfect nest for two jet-setters looking to be in the heart of it all. Decor-wise, it's Scandi-style to a tee. With exposed brick, earthy tones and classic touches, this apartment is the perfect place to chill out while being a short stroll from all the main attractions, including Tivoli Theme Park, the harbour, shops and various museums. 

What’s the budget range? A moderately-priced for a typical three-night stay. 

What’s it like to stay here? Situated on a quiet road for a peaceful corner of the city to call home. 

Rooms: 1 bed, 1 bath. Sleeps 2.