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If it's for remote work or watching your favourite programmes, fast WiFi can be a must-have feature when it comes to selecting a holiday letting. Take a look at HomeToGo's range of holiday homes with internet in Copenhagen and be sure of a quick and reliable connection during your visit.
Searching for self-catering holiday homes in Copenhagen? Find the ideal rental for you with our range of Copenhagen holiday lettings with kitchens. Well furnished with all the needed appliances, these accommodation offers are perfect for self-catered stays.
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Check above for our most popular filters in Copenhagen and the number of rentals that provide them. Copenhagen is the perfect spot to look for a letting if you need internet access during your holidays or you need internet access during your holidays, as the most common features are Kitchen and Internet. Three features that aren't often provided are Detached, Barbecue and Wheelchair accessible.
We analysed price data and rendered them in this graph, which shows holiday letting prices for the next twelve months in Copenhagen. in Copenhagen, prices can go up to $1,021 (04/05 – 11/05). Copenhagen is cheaper in a week of January (06/01 – 13/01), where prices are on average $413 a night.
This graph shows the holiday letting availability rate for the next twelve months. The week with the highest booking rate is in December (09/12 – 16/12). Only 49 of the rentals are still available. Conversely, 81% of the lettings are still available during a week in February (24/02 – 02/03).
You can see our climate diagram above. August is the warmest month of the year in Copenhagen with temperatures reaching a maximum average of 21°. On the contrary, the coolest month is January. The wettest month is December with 16 rainy days on average. On the contrary, there is an average of only 10 rainy days in April, which is the driest month.
Copenhagen is a magical place, the capital of Denmark, and one of the happiest cities on the planet. A beautiful blend of classic historic buildings with ultra modern architecture creatures a unique cityscape that begs to be explored. Experience the warmth of the Danish people as you ride around on top of a bicycle past canals, self-governing communes, and Michelin star restaurants. Once just a little fishing village, it has since grown to be an incredibly cosmopolitan city, the seat of the Danish monarchy, a centre of design, and (though it might not seem like it in the dark of winter) one of the happiest places in the world.
Copenhagen is a major tourist centre and, as such, there are many rental options available. Copenhagen rentals range from private rooms, to bed and breakfasts, to convenient fully furnished self-catering apartments. Hotels can be impersonal, characterless, and downright expensive. Why waste your money on a room with just a coffee maker and a minibar, when you can have an entire apartment all to yourself, with a full kitchen, for less money? Whip up your favourite meal instead of ordering room service and save even more. By booking with HomeToGo, you will find yourself immersed in the city, staying among - and sometimes directly with - the people that make this city what it is.
Copenhagen has a wealth of museums, cool neighbourhoods, and fascinating architecture. For an art fan, it really is a great place to visit. The Danish National Gallery, Arken Museum of Modern Art, and Louisiana Museum of Modern Art, offer a huge selection of wonderful paintings and sculptures from Rembrandt and Matisse to Picasso and Damien Hirst. Somewhat ironically, perhaps the most famous piece of art in the whole city is the relatively small statue of the Little Mermaid from Hans Christian Andersen’s well-known story.
Just a stroll through the city centre is an art tour in itself. Historic buildings like the Rundetårn offer guests great views of the city. The City Hall and the Frederikskirken are other great examples of Copenhagen’s great classic buildings. What seems to impress visitors most, however, are the funky, unique, modern buildings that have sprung up over recent decades. Scandinavia is well-known for its design, and this city is certainly no exception. With buildings designed by the same firm that designed the Sydney Opera House and Henning Larsen’s striking Copenhagen Opera, it is an architect’s dream. Don’t skip Christiansborg, the post-card beautiful rows of coloured houses that line one of the canals.
Copenhagen has more to offer than just art and architecture. It is also home to the world’s 2 oldest functioning amusement parks. The more famous of the 2, Tivoli Gardens, is a step back in time, right in the middle of the city. Ride a wooden roller coaster and view a puppet show just like people did in years past. For something completely different, head over to Christiania, a semi-autonomous commune, also in the city centre. There are some really cool buildings here, built by the citizens and some great cafes and underground bars and music venues.
To get your shopping fix, visit Strøget, the longest pedestrian shopping street on earth. Along the main drag, you’ll find upscale stores and high fashion, as as you wander the surrounding streets, you’ll find an more eclectic and unique assortment of shops. The city also hosts a couple of great flea markets.
Copenhagen has quite an extensive public transit system, incorporating light rail, metro, and bus lines that service the whole area. There are tourist buses operating in the city centre that stop at many of the main sites and can be hailed anywhere there is a spotted green curb. Because it is a port town and has a number of canals, another great way to get around is by boat. There are some canal tours that operate in the centre as well as the public harbour bus. It does not go in the canals, but is quick and works with the same tickets as buses and trains. If you really want to get around the city like the locals do, the only way to do that is by bike. Most large roads have designated bike lanes as upwards of 40% of the population cycles regularly. Though the bike share system is not operational anymore, there are numerous places to rent comfortable bikes.
| 🏡 Holiday rentals available | 4,092 properties |
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| 💳 Discounts available | up to 71% |
| 🌙 Nightly prices from | $68 |
| ⭐ Popular amenities | Kitchen, Internet and Washing machine |
Prices for Apartment rental and House rental for holidays in Copenhagen start at $68 per night.
Visit Copenhagen in February for the greatest choice of accommodation. This is the month during which the largest amount of Apartment rental and House rental are available.
In terms of holiday home amenities, travellers visiting Copenhagen most often look for Kitchen, Internet and Washing machine.
You can browse 4,092 holiday lettings in Copenhagen, and find great deals from $68 per night.
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