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Hotel Sanders

Copenhagen, Denmark · Independent · Core Luxury

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Former Royal Danish Ballet principal Alexander Kølpin reopened these 1869 Copenhagen townhouses as Hotel Sanders in November 2017, after years as the Hotel Opera beside the Royal Danish Theatre. Lind + Almond mixed rattan, bamboo, and Scandinavian craft across 54 rooms. Michelin gave the house One Key in 2025; Sanders Rooftop and TATA bar keep the theatre district up late.

About Hotel Sanders

History

Hotel Sanders occupies a set of nineteenth-century townhouses in central Copenhagen, near the Royal Danish Theatre and Nyhavn, built around 1869. For years the property operated as the Hotel Opera, a nod to the neighbouring opera and theatre district.

In November 2017 the building reopened as Hotel Sanders, the project of Alexander Kølpin, a former principal dancer with the Royal Danish Ballet who turned hotelier. The interiors were conceived by the London-Copenhagen studio Lind + Almond, mixing British colonial furniture languages with Scandinavian craft. The 54-room house quickly became one of Copenhagen's most talked-about design addresses.

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