Around the World in Hotels: Spotlight on Denmark

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When traveling through Denmark, you quickly notice that the hotel experience reflects the country’s values and culture in some surprising ways:

Hygge in hospitality
Expect cozy corners, warm lighting, and social spaces that bring people together. Danish hotels often go beyond functionality to create an atmosphere of comfort and connection.
Green & sustainable stays
Many Denmark hotels are designed with sustainability at their core, from energy-efficient buildings and renewable power sources, to rainwater recycling, natural ventilation, and eco-certified materials.

One standout example is Crowne Plaza Copenhagen Towers, which won the EcoTourism Award and was recognized as the world’s greenest hotel. Its innovative design features building-integrated solar panels, a groundwater-based heating and cooling system, and automatic energy-saving technologies, setting a benchmark for sustainable hospitality long before it became mainstream.

Smart use of space
In big cities, space is at a premium. Budget hotels often feature compact, ship-cabin-inspired layouts that maximize efficiency without losing comfort, turning “small” into “smart.”

Denmark’s hotel scene is proof that hospitality can be cozy, sustainable, and smart all at once. A model worth watching for the future of global travel.