Though only open since 2017, Hotel Sanders has cemented its place in Copenhagen’s hospitality landscape. The 54-room boutique beauty shows an admiration for the natural world that translates into nearly every facet of the property. Earthy greens and browns are the unofficial hotel hues. Bamboo and palms are as much a nod to Danish colonialism as they are symbols of fondness for foliage. Every room carries a relaxed refinement that comes naturally.
At Sanders Kitchen, you can nosh on a host of Scandinavian classics done with local, organic ingredients. In the bathrooms, olive-oil-based products from Ortigia Sicilia can be found. And when it’s time to explore the nearby sites, you can pedal about without leaving much of a carbon footprint with one of the hotel’s complimentary bikes. Each move here seemingly has the guest and Mother Earth in mind.
Though only open since 2017, Hotel Sanders has cemented its place in Copenhagen’s hospitality landscape. The 54-room boutique beauty shows an admiration for the natural world that translates into nearly every facet of the property. Earthy greens and ...