Moorish palace from 1909 set in the Tivoli gardens, at the heart of Copenhagen.
Nimb Hotel
From
1,455.281 €
“Only 5★ hotel installed within the Tivoli amusement park enclosure, with direct access to the illuminated gardens.”
The Nimb Hotel occupies an oriental pavilion from 1909 in the Tivoli gardens, a stone's throw from the central station. Just seventeen rooms, all different, dark wood panelling, deep velvets, marble bathrooms. Sleeping above a centenary amusement park, windows open onto illuminated rides and summer concerts. The 400 m² spa burrows under the historic foundations, pool tiled with blue mosaics, hammam in Turkish marble. The gastronomic table has held two Michelin stars since 2017, chef Guillaume Siegler at the helm. Rates from 1 455 € the night, unique position in Copenhagen, discreet clientele in the know. ✨
Who is it for?
Who we recommend it to
We recommend the Nimb to travellers seeking a confidential address in Copenhagen, far from the chain hotels on the waterfront. It's a hotel for fortysomething couples and up, gastronomic weekends, discreet anniversaries, fans of reinvented historic architecture. Families with children appreciate the proximity to Tivoli, but the intimate scale (17 rooms) and the rate steer towards an affluent adult clientele.
The building
Architecture and interiors
The building dates from 1909, built by architect Knud Arne-Petersen in a neo-Moorish style to house the kitchens and salons of Tivoli park. Red brick facade, bulbous turrets, oriental arcades, coloured stained glass. Interiors redone in 2008 by architect Jens Aagreen: smoked oak woodwork, patinated leathers, Persian rugs, Bohemian crystal chandeliers. The rooms occupy the piano nobile, 3.80 m ceiling height, herringbone parquet, original marble fireplaces preserved.
At the table
Restaurants, bar, service
Three tables at the Nimb: the two Michelin-star gastronomic restaurant (chef Guillaume Siegler, technical Nordic cuisine, 12-course tasting menu), the Brasserie for classic Danish lunches (smørrebrød, smoked fish), the Vinotek for natural wines and small plates. The Nimb Roof bar serves cocktails and champagnes on the terrace with views over the Tivoli gardens, open May to September. Breakfast served in room or in the Moorish salon, organic Danish products, house pastries.
Highlights
- 17 rooms in a 1909 Moorish pavilion, all different
- Direct access to Tivoli gardens, concerts and illuminations from the windows
- Two Michelin-star gastronomic restaurant, chef Guillaume Siegler
- Underground 400 m² spa: mosaic pool, Turkish marble hammam
- Booking score 9/10 from 145 reviews, regular Scandinavian clientele
Location & access
Where the hotel sits in Copenhagen
The Nimb stands within the Tivoli park enclosure, Vesterbrogade entrance, opposite Copenhagen central station. Strøget (pedestrian artery) five minutes on foot, Nyhavn fifteen minutes by bike. Hovedbanegården metro station 200 metres, Kastrup airport 20 minutes by direct train. The neighbourhood is lively day and night (Tivoli closes at 23h in summer), very touristy but the hotel remains protected behind the park gates. Vesterbro restaurants and bars ten minutes on foot.
Good to know
Before you book
- Pets
- Accepted on request, supplement not specified, basket and bowls provided.
- Parking
- Private parking on site, rate and availability to confirm at booking.
- Spa
- Open 7 days a week, 10am-9pm, booking advised for treatments.
- Tivoli access
- Direct entrance from the hotel, reduced-rate tickets at reception.
- Wi-Fi
- Free throughout the property, fibre optic.
- Accessibility
- Facilities for disabled guests, lift, adapted rooms on request.
Facilities
1 pool
Non-smoking rooms
Fitness centre
Facilities for disabled guests
Room service
Restaurant
Wi-Fi available throughout
Free Wi-Fi
Spa and wellness centre
Parking
Pets allowed
Location
Where Nimb Hotel is located
Exact address
Nimb Hotel
Address
Bernstorffsgade 5
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