Radisson Collection Royal Hotel, hotel in Copenhagen
The Radisson Collection Royal Hotel in Copenhagen is a building from the 1960s designed by renowned Danish architect Arne Jacobsen. It contains 275 rooms and suites furnished in modern style and offers several restaurants, bars, and a fitness center with contemporary equipment.
The hotel opened in 1960 and was originally designed as a hybrid structure housing both a hotel and an airport terminal for the airline SAS. Over time it became exclusively a luxury hotel while preserving Jacobsen's architectural features and design innovations.
The hotel reflects Danish design traditions through its carefully chosen furnishings and interior details. The iconic furniture pieces like the Swan and Egg chairs have become symbols of Scandinavian modernism and shape how visitors experience the space today.
The hotel is located near the main train station and Tivoli Gardens, making it easy to explore the city on foot or by public transport. Free bicycle rental and fast internet are available to make your stay more convenient.
The hotel houses a Panorama Lounge on the top floor where visitors can enjoy sweeping views over the city. This exclusive lounge reflects Jacobsen's design vision and offers memorable views of Copenhagen's rooftops and towers.
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