Home Destinations Denmark Hotel coffee in Denmark We track 162 hotels in Denmark, 162 of which have had a research pass. Across the 12 with a coffee setup on record, the most common in-room system is the capsule machine.
In-room coffee on record
12
Kettle on record
7
at least — most pages never mention one
Most common format
Not yet established
Hotels in Denmark All hotels162 Has coffee maker12 Kettle7 No coffee maker0 Not established150
City All of Denmark Copenhagen (134) Aarhus (28)
Hotel name
Machine Any machine Nespresso / capsule Keurig / K-Cup Drip coffee maker
Brand All brands Scandic Hotels (13) Absalon Hotel Group (3) CabInn (3) Four Points Flex by Sheraton (3) ProfilHotels (3) Go Hotel Copenhagen (2) Radisson Blu (2) 1 Hotels (1) 25hours (1) AC Hotel (1) Accor (1) Adina Hotels (1) Arp Hansen Group (1) Best Western (1) Best Western Plus (1) Clarion Collection Hotel (1) Comfort Hotel (1) Comwell (1) Crowne Plaza (1) Four Points by Sheraton (1)
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Copenhagen
IllyFree supplies
Copenhagen
NespressoKettle Free supplies
Copenhagen
In-room coffeeKettle Free supplies
Aarhus
French PressReports differ
Copenhagen
In-room coffeeKettle
Copenhagen · NH Collection Hotels
Capsule machine
Copenhagen
In-room coffeeKettle
Copenhagen · Absalon Hotel Group
Likely · Capsule machine
Copenhagen
Likely · Espresso machine
Copenhagen · Absalon Hotel Group
Not yet confirmedKettle
Copenhagen · Marriott
Not yet confirmedKettle
Copenhagen · Radisson Blu
Not yet confirmedKettle
Copenhagen · 1 Hotels
Not yet confirmed
Copenhagen · Accor
Not yet confirmed
Copenhagen · 25hours
Not yet confirmed
Copenhagen
Not yet confirmed
Copenhagen
Not yet confirmed
Copenhagen · AC Hotel
Not yet confirmed
Copenhagen · Adina Hotels
Not yet confirmed
Copenhagen
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Packing for Denmark
Power and plugs Mains supply here is 230V at 50Hz , using plug types C, E, F, K .
A plug adapter changes the shape of the pins and nothing else. A single-voltage kettle from a 120V country will not work safely on a 230V supply no matter which adapter you use — check the label on the appliance for a dual-voltage range before you pack it. More on travel kettles and voltage →