Hotel Kong Arthur

Hotel Kong Arthur is a traditional hotel at Nørre Søgade 11 in Copenhagen, Denmark, facing the Peblinge Lake, one of the chain of old city lakes that curve along the western edge of the medieval centre. The location is calm and green, yet it is only a short walk from Nørreport station, the busiest transport interchange in the city, which offers metro, S-train and regional rail links including the route to Copenhagen Airport. The Botanical Garden, the Round Tower, Torvehallerne food market and the Latin Quarter around Strøget are all within walking distance, and the lakeside paths are popular with joggers and walkers. The hotel has a classic, comfortable character with a garden at the rear that is a pleasant spot to relax in warmer months, and a bar for an evening drink. Rooms are offered as Small Rooms, Standard Rooms, Superior Rooms and Suites, furnished in a traditional style, and indicative double-room rates run from about DKK 1,100 to 2,400 per night depending on season. Amenities include a restaurant, a bar, wifi and a lift. The restaurant serves breakfast and dinner with a Danish emphasis, and there is a wide choice of further dining nearby, from the stalls at Torvehallerne to restaurants along Nørrebrogade and in the Latin Quarter. There is no pool or spa on site. Service is warm and professional, and the hotel has a loyal following among repeat visitors, families and couples who prefer a residential feel to a busy tourist street. Its position between the lakes and the old city makes it a good base for visitors who plan to explore on foot or by bicycle, and rental bikes can be arranged locally. Rooms facing the lake are the most sought after when available. Visitors arriving by train will find Nørreport station an easy walk with luggage, and the quiet streets nearby make evening strolls along the water pleasant.