Hotels in Denmark
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Cheapest cities to book a hotel in Denmark
Looking for a city in Denmark to visit? Take a look at the average hotel booking prices in most popular cities in the country
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$96 - $162
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| CHEAPEST CITY IN DENMARK | Slagelse | 20% cheaper | Hotels in Slagelse are the cheapest in Denmark at just $96 per night on average. |
| MOST EXPENSIVE CITY IN DENMARK | Lyngby | 34% more expensive | Lyngby has the highest priced hotels in Denmark with rooms averaging $162 per night. |
| MOST POPULAR CITY IN DENMARK | Copenhagen | 91% more users visited | More momondo users search for hotels in Copenhagen than any other city in Denmark |
Popular Cities in Denmark
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Denmark travel tips
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When is the least expensive time to stay in Denmark?
April is the least expensive month to stay in Denmark, with an average price of $112 per night. That price is significantly cheaper than the most expensive month, June.
Where do most people stay in Denmark?
Out of all the tourist destinations in Denmark, our data shows that travelers tend to visit Copenhagen more often than any other city.
How much does a luxury hotel cost in Denmark?
The average cost per night for a luxury hotel room in Denmark is $235, 55% higher than the country’s average hotel room. A room in a standard hotel costs $152 per night on average.
Which city in Denmark has the most expensive hotel rooms?
On average, $162 per night will be the going rate for a hotel room in Lyngby. This is about 34% more expensive than any other city in Denmark.
Which city in Denmark has the least expensive hotel rooms?
Our users typically find that Copenhagen has the lowest per night rates in the country at just $35. Copenhagen offers hotels rooms at an average rate that is 76% lower than the average city in Denmark.