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Hotel Hans by Brøchner Hotels
Copenhagen, Denmark · Brøchner Hotels · Accessible Luxury
Emil Blichfeldt, the architect of Tivoli's main entrance, also designed this brick house around 1900 in Copenhagen. Brochner opened it as Hotel Hans around 2025, a theatrical boutique in Frederiksberg that joins the group's Danish capital collection.
- 102 rooms
- Opened 2025
- Neighborhood: Frederiksberg
- Architect: Emil Blichfeldt
About Hotel Hans by Brøchner Hotels
- The brick building dates to around 1900 and was designed by Emil Blichfeldt, also the architect of Tivoli Gardens' main entrance.
- Brochner Hotels opened Hotel Hans around 2025 as a theatrical boutique in Frederiksberg.
History
Hotel Hans by Brochner Hotels occupies a historic brick building from around 1900, designed by architect Emil Blichfeldt, best known for the main entrance to Copenhagen's Tivoli Gardens. The Danish boutique group Brochner Hotels transformed the property into a theatrical, design-led boutique hotel in central Copenhagen.
The hotel opened around 2025, joining Brochner's collection of characterful independent hotels in the Danish capital.
Restaurants and bars
- Chun bo — Restaurant
Amenities
- Pet-friendly
- EV charging
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