Where to Stay in Copenhagen, Denmark: 4 Best Areas & Hotels

Planning a trip to Copenhagen and not sure where to stay? Well, you’re in the right place. 

Copenhagen is a dreamy destination best known for its winding canals, the charming Nyhavn waterfront, royal palaces, and world-class cuisine. The city feels alive day and night! Whether you want to cruise the harbor, eat your way through the city center, or discover its royal past, Copenhagen never disappoints.

But which area is the best to stay in to make the most of your trip? This is where we make things simple. From the pulsing Indre By to the upscale Østerbro, we’ll walk you through the best areas to stay and share our top hotel picks for different budgets. Let’s go!

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Overview of the Best Areas to Stay in Copenhagen 

Copenhagen is quite compact, and no matter where you choose to stay, you can easily get around by bicycle or on foot. Even if you’re not the cycling type, when you see that the majority of locals commute on two wheels, you’ll be tempted to do the same.  If cycling isn’t for you, don’t worry. The public transport system is super efficient, convenient, and always on time.

When it comes to where to stay, most visitors base themselves in Indre By, the historic heart of the city, or Vesterbro, a trendy area packed with great restaurants and nightlife. Østerbro offers a quieter, more residential feel, while Amager is ideal if you want modern architecture and easy access to the airport. There are also a few other cool neighborhoods worth checking out, like Nørrebro, known for its creative, multicultural vibe, and Christianshavn, with its canals and colorful houses—although these areas don’t have quite as many hotel options.

Here is an overview of the best areas to stay in Copenhagen:

• Indre By – Best for first-time visitors – If you’re visiting Copenhagen for the first time and working with a tight itinerary, we recommend staying in Indre By (Inner City), the lively, historic hub with Nyhavn’s harbor and colorful buildings as its highlights. Expect prices that reflect the setting, but a stay at the Ascot Hotel won’t make you regret a thing. 

• Vesterbro – Best for culture seekers – Once Copenhagen’s red-light district, today Vesterbro is a trendy neighborhood that welcomes culture lovers from across the globe. Right at the heart of it all is NH Copenhagen Grand Joanne, a stylish mid-range hotel with a rooftop terrace and an unbeatable location near Vesterbro’s best spots.

• Østerbro – Best for families or luxury travelers – This affluent neighborhood is a popular base for travelers who prefer a relaxing stay far from the city noise. With spacious rooms featuring kitchenettes and beautiful waterfront views, Residence Inn by Marriott Copenhagen Nordhavn is a fantastic choice for families or longer stays.

• Amager – Best for a convenient or short stay – This beautiful island is just a 15‑minute metro ride and is filled with hidden gems for outdoor lovers, along with plenty of budget‑friendly hotels. CPH Studio Hotel is a fantastic mid-range choice near Amager Strand beach and the metro, with stylish Danish-designed rooms and easy airport access just 10 minutes away.

Where to Stay in Copenhagen

Indre By

BEST FOR FIRST-TIME VISITORS 

Pros 

• A bustling center with plenty to see and do 
• Convenient access to public transport 
• Variety of accommodation 

Cons 

• High prices
• The crowds never seem to end

Indre By is Copenhagen’s historic center, where everything is at your fingertips! From the colorful Nyhavn harbor you see on the postcards and the lively Strøget (one of Europe’s longest pedestrian shopping streets) to Tivoli Gardens and other must-see landmarks like Amalienborg Palace and Christiansborg Palace—you simply can’t skip the city center, even if you wanted to. 

Our days here stretched from morning until midnight, always uncovering new gems, whether a street food stall, a museum, or a laid‑back cafe for our first cup of coffee. A stay here truly means you’re just steps from the main sights. We loved having the freedom to explore landmarks with ease, whether cycling or on foot. 

It’s also one of the best-connected parts of the city, with easy access to metro and bus lines. The central area is always busy, but beyond the tourist‑packed spots, we found quiet side streets and parks where we could step away from the crowds even for a brief moment.

First-time travelers, couples, and families who don’t mind the crowds will find Indre By the perfect base for either a short or long stay in the city.

71 Nyhavn Hotel – $$$

71 Nyhavn Hotel is a luxury 5-star hotel set in two converted 19th-century warehouses, seamlessly blending historic charm and modern Scandinavian luxury. Step into the lobby and you’re greeted by bold 20th-century avant-garde art that immediately sets the tone.

Spacious rooms feature exposed pinewood beams, most with views of the waterfront. Here, you get to wake up to views of Nyhavn harbor, enjoy a Nespresso coffee in your room, and then head down to a breakfast spread at the restaurant SEA by Kiin Kiin, complete with homemade vitamin shots, smoothies, and Nordic cuisine. At night, Southeast Asian dishes with a twist can be found on the menu. 

With boat tours departing right outside, the excitement is at your doorstep. Rooms typically range from €200 to €400 per night. 

If 71 Nyhavn Hotel is fully booked for your dates, consider Babette Guldsmeden, a sustainable, eco-conscious property right next to Kastellet, the 17th-century fortress, featuring a mix of Scandinavian and Balinese-style design.  The cozy atmosphere, organic breakfast, and peaceful courtyard make it a relaxing retreat just minutes from the city’s main sights.

Another excellent alternative in Indre By is Phoenix Copenhagen, a historic hotel dating back to the 17th century, decorated with interiors inspired by the Louis XVI era. Its elegant rooms, classic charm, and central location near Kongens Nytorv make it a refined and comfortable base for exploring Copenhagen.

Ascot Hotel – $$ 

Our top pick is reserved for Ascot Hotel, the property we stayed in and fell in love with the minute we stepped inside. Housed in a 19th‑century building that once served as a public bath, the hotel delivered on every front: comfortable beds, stylish rooms, excellent food, and easy access to the city’s main attractions.

With a prime location just steps from Tivoli Gardens and City Hall Square, the hotel also offered bike rentals at a small cost, something we took full advantage of. However, what truly won us over was the atmosphere: a unique charm and character you won’t find anywhere else. The cozy bar was simply the cherry on top.

Rooms here start at around €300 per night in peak season, and we recommend booking early—it’s one of the few hotels in the area that offers such great value for money.

Hotel Kong Arthur is another one of my favorite options, set by the City Lakes, allowing for a peaceful stay in picturesque surroundings. Between the Zen-inspired spa and international bites from Spain to Japan, along with its bright and airy rooms, a simple stay quickly turns into unforgettable memories. 

Alternatively, Hotel Danmark is a more budget-friendly choice with a gorgeous rooftop terrace, historic charm dating back to 1792, and a complimentary wine hour—the perfect treat after a long day exploring. Its central location near City Hall Square and Tivoli Gardens makes it especially convenient for first-time visitors who want to be within walking distance of the main sights.

Wakeup Copenhagen – $ 

For a smart, affordable stay, Wakeup Copenhagen – Borgergade offers a fantastic location just around the corner from Nyhavn. Designed by renowned Danish architect Kim Utzon, it combines minimalist style, functionality, and high quality—basically everything you need for a city break without stretching your budget. Enjoy meals in the elegant restaurant, relax in the cozy lobby, or rent bicycles to explore the city. 

Rooms may be compact, but they’re designed with comfort and practicality in mind. The best part? The hotel sits right by the waterfront, with plenty of hotspots within easy reach. Prices typically range from €80 to €150 per night, depending on the time of the year.

If Wakeup Copenhagen isn’t available for your dates, Ibsens Hotel is another city-center bargain located right next to Torvehallerne Food Market and the Botanical Gardens. With an outdoor terrace and spa, it’s the perfect place to unwind after a busy day cycling through the city. 

We also like Motel One Copenhagen for its cozy vibe, tranquil green garden, and fabulous breakfast that makes you feel right at home. Its central location near City Hall Square makes it easy to explore the main sights on foot while still enjoying a peaceful place to unwind at the end of the day.

Vesterbro 

BEST FOR CULTURE SEEKERS

Pros 

• Plenty of choices for dining, shopping, and nightlife
• Convenient central location near Tivoli Gardens
• A trendy area, home to the Meatpacking District (Kødbyen)

Cons

• Can be noisy at night, especially during the weekends
• Constantly busy and crowded

Vesterbro is one of the trendiest areas in Copenhagen, with a creative, lively energy and a great food scene. Tivoli Gardens is one of the top sights, drawing more visitors every day. We loved coming to this chic neighborhood for lunch because it felt more local than touristy, though it was certainly never quiet.

The Meatpacking District is located right here, and it’s where you’ll find some of the city’s best restaurants, bars, cool art galleries, local shops, and nightclubs housed in converted old slaughterhouses. It’s hip and buzzing—we found it to be the best place to hang out with locals and truly soak up the lifestyle.

Once a red-light district in the 1960s, you can still see some traces of its gritty character, but what drew us in most was the way it blends that history with modern buildings, high‑end stores, and fashionable restaurants. Walking here is easy; it can take you almost everywhere within a short time.

When you need a well-deserved break from the noise, make your way towards Enghaveparken, an urban oasis where you can escape the crowds and enjoy the quiet, the nature, and some beautiful floral displays. While Vesterbro isn’t the very center of Copenhagen, prices still remain high. 

Villa Copenhagen – $$$

Once a post office, today Villa Copenhagen is pure luxury that delivers on every front. Besides its prime location near Copenhagen Central Station and the Ny Carlsberg Glyptotek art museum, the 5‑star perks include a sun terrace, a heated rooftop pool, a lush garden for quiet mornings, and stylish rooms with details that make you feel like a VIP.

The industrial design mixes modern touches and fits perfectly into the Vesterbro look. It’s also fascinating to see contemporary art throughout the property. DJ sets, live music, and exciting events are regular highlights in the atrium lobby, ideal if you love to party. 

In the mornings, Rug Bakery fills the air with the scent of freshly baked danishes, something we simply cannot resist while in Copenhagen—pastries! Sustainability is a big deal for Villa Copenhagen, so much so that even the rooftop pool is heated by waste energy, while one of their suites is designed with all recycled materials. Nightly rates start at €450 in the summer months. 

If Villa Copenhagen is all booked up, Hotel Ottilia is a luxury boutique option in the Carlsberg district, just a 15‑minute walk from Copenhagen Zoo. And if you think you’ve seen it all, the rooftop restaurant will wow you with its spectacular 360‑degree views of the city. 

Andersen Boutique Hotel is another strong contender, offering stylish rooms, plenty of character, and an extra touch with complimentary drinks for guests. Its location near Central Station makes it incredibly convenient for exploring both Vesterbro and the rest of the city. Hard to say no, right?

NH Copenhagen Grand Joanne – $$

NH Copenhagen Grand Joanne is an excellent mid‑range choice if you want to stay in the heart of Vesterbro while keeping costs in check. The rooms are all unique, with everything you need for a longer stay, whether you’re traveling for work or on vacation with the family.

It’s well priced for the area and comes with fantastic perks, including an open rooftop for summer sunsets, a cozy studio for yoga sessions, and an Italian restaurant that serves the most delicious Italian classics with a twist.

The location is unbeatable, with countless bars, cafes, restaurants, and shops right at your doorstep. Rooms here usually start at around €250 per night during peak season.

If NH Copenhagen Grand Joanne has no vacancy, Hotel Mayfair, right next to Tivoli Gardens, is also one of my favorite mid‑range picks in the area. The rooms are bright, spacious, and individually decorated, and during the summer, you can enjoy your meals in the courtyard.

Looking for another excellent budget option? Hotel Tiffany is a similar property in the neighborhood. It doesn’t have a restaurant, but it has its own kitchenettes, so you can cook your meals or enjoy a delicious breakfast delivered to your room.

CityHub Copenhagen – $

CityHub Copenhagen is a modern, yet affordable hotel with a hostel-style vibe, ideal for budget-conscious solo travelers or couples. The setup is very clever: think shared kitchenette and living area, bunk beds with privacy curtains, and futuristic sleeping pods with air conditioning. 

You can also mix up your own drink at the bar. Guests really appreciate the addition of a sauna, clean towels, kimono robes, and toiletries. The hotel may be small, but it’s spotless and constantly praised for its friendly staff and seamless check‑in. 

Its convenient location makes it easy to hop on the metro or take a short stroll to Frederiksberg Have, the Ny Carlsberg Glyptotek, and the National Museum of Denmark. For many travelers, it feels like the perfect mix: easy on the budget with just the right amount of Copenhagen cool. Rates usually fall between €50 and €200 per night, depending on the time of the year.

If CityHub Copenhagen is sold out for your dates, Wakeup Copenhagen – Carsten Niebuhrs Gade is another solid option with compact yet stylish rooms and city views just a 15-minute walk from Tivoli Gardens. Its modern design and budget-friendly rates make it a smart choice for travelers who plan to spend most of their time out exploring the city.

City Hotel Nebo is also worth looking at if you want an affordable stay with prime access to Tivoli Gardens, The Round Tower, and Rosenborg Castle within easy reach.  Located right by Copenhagen Central Station, it’s especially convenient for airport transfers and day trips beyond the city.

Østerbro 

BEST FOR FAMILIES & LUXURY TRAVELERS

Pros 

• Family-friendly 
• Peaceful residential area 
• High-end shopping 

Cons 

• Prices in restaurants, stores, and hotels can be higher than in other areas
• It’s missing the lively energy of Copenhagen

Østerbro is a quieter area with plenty of green spaces and a strong local vibe. It’s also more polished and upscale, making it a great choice for families or luxury travelers. Despite its residential feel, there’s plenty to do here. 

We explored the neighborhood several times and loved our peaceful walks in the park, the trendy restaurants, and the specialty shops. In fact, most of our Copenhagen souvenirs came from Østerbro.

Top must‑see sights in this refined district include The Little Mermaid (Copenhagen’s famous statue), Langelinie Promenade with its outlet stores, and Fælledparken, Denmark’s largest public park. The park is alive with energy—locals jogging past, kids zooming through playgrounds, skateboarders showing off tricks, and friends enjoying picnics on the grass. Whether you’re here to play, people-watch, or just enjoy a quiet stroll, it’s the perfect spot to soak up the neighborhood’s relaxed, everyday charm.

Østerbro also borders the Copenhagen Lakes, so a relaxing stroll after dinner is a perfect way to take in the views and burn off a few calories. The distance to Indre By is only 5 km (3.1 miles), about a 12‑minute car ride, or even better, a quick cycle. Public transport is easily accessible too, with trains reaching the city center in just 6 minutes. While Østerbro is considered one of Copenhagen’s more expensive areas, we still managed to find hotels for every budget.

Audo Boutique Hotel – $$$ 

Audo Boutique Hotel is far from your traditional stay. Once a 1918 trading post, it has been converted into a living showroom by Norm Architects and is continually reimagined. With only 10 rooms, each one is unique, showcasing carefully curated furniture, lighting, and accessories. The space invites you to slow down and appreciate the beauty around you, making you feel more like home than your typical hotel stay.

You are welcome to enjoy a luxurious cafe setting, a complimentary minibar, and spacious, well‑designed rooms with bathrooms praised for their excellent showers. You can easily reach the city center on a bicycle from here. Beyond chic and sophisticated, Audo Boutique Hotel takes your experience to a whole new level. Nightly rates in the summer months start at €350.

Another stylish and upscale place to stay in Østerbro is Charlottehaven, with floor-to-ceiling windows overlooking the waterfront and big cruise ships coming and going. The hotel is known for its spacious suites and fully furnished, serviced apartments. 

Alternatively, Adina Apartment Hotel Copenhagen offers an excellent luxury stay by Nordhavn Harbour, where you can enjoy entire apartments complete with kitchens and private balconies. After a long day, you can even unwind with a dip in the heated indoor pool.

Residence Inn by Marriott Copenhagen Nordhavn – $$

Residence Inn by Marriott Copenhagen Nordhavn is a wonderful mid‑range option near the waterfront, offering family rooms with kitchenettes, ideal for those who love to cook while traveling.  Some rooms boast sweeping sea views and front-row seats to the sunset, while others offer a quieter outlook over the peaceful courtyard.

The hotel feels sleek and contemporary, with thoughtful design details around every corner. There’s also a terrace, lively bar, and inviting outdoor seating area—ideal for relaxing with a drink after a full day of exploring. They even offer grocery delivery, so a homemade meal is never far away!

Close to attractions such as Svanemølle Beach and the iconic Little Mermaid statue, you can just rent a bicycle and check off many key sights from your bucket list, and even go ice‑skating if it’s in season.  With well‑equipped kitchens, quiet surroundings, and excellent facilities, the hotel is ideal for both couples and families. Expect rates in the €200–€300 range, depending on the season.

If Residence Inn by Marriott Copenhagen Nordhavn isn’t available for your dates, Comwell Copenhagen Portside Dolce by Wyndham will exceed your expectations. This modern yet affordable hotel is in the area and features spacious rooms, a cozy sun terrace, and a lush garden for quiet mornings. 

Fairfield by Marriott Copenhagen Nordhavn is another stylish alternative with a wide breakfast variety, comfortable rooms, and a great gym facility. Its waterfront location in Nordhavn also means easy metro access to the city center while enjoying a quieter, modern neighborhood atmosphere.

Go Hotel Østerport – $  

We think that Go Hotel Østerport is an excellent budget-friendly option, with the train and metro station just across the road, making it easy to explore the city, rain or shine. Located only a 25‑minute walk from Nyhavn Canal, this modern hotel puts many attractions within easy reach.

Friendly staff, a breakfast that smells as good as it tastes, and rooms that are sleek, clean, and perfectly laid out—this hotel feels effortless to settle into. Grab a drink in the front lounge, sink into a chair, and soak up the relaxed vibe after a day exploring the city.

All in all, this budget hotel is the perfect base for a city break, whether you’re traveling solo, as a couple, or with family. Rooms typically start at around €140 per night during peak season.

If Go Hotel Østerport is completely booked, consider Hotel 9 små hjem, a value-friendly stay near Parken Stadium offering apartments equipped with kitchens. It’s a practical option for longer stays or families who appreciate having extra space and the flexibility to cook their own meals.

Alternatively, Rye115 Hotel treats guests with a delicious breakfast spread and homemade bread, which can be enjoyed on a charming terrace or in a cozy garden. The welcoming atmosphere and quiet residential setting make it a peaceful base just a short ride from the city center.

Amager 

BEST FOR CONVENIENT OR SHORT STAYS

Pros 

• Variety of budget accommodation
• Beaches and attractions like The Blue Planet aquarium
• Convenient public transport connections

Cons 

• Limited nightlife 
• Feels more residential than other areas 

Amager is a small island just a short ride from Indre By and only about 10–15 minutes from Copenhagen Airport, but you never feel far from the city’s main sights. It might not be the prettiest area to stay, but we found it perfect for budget-friendly hotels and the convenience of being close to the airport.

What we really enjoyed was how authentic Amager felt compared to the central districts. Walking around, it’s easy to get a glimpse of everyday life and see where locals shop, eat, and hang out.

The island is a mix of contemporary architecture, wide beaches, and green parks. Amager Beach Park is the highlight, with its beautiful lagoons and a sandy beach. One of our favorite experiences was visiting the National Aquarium of Denmark, the largest aquarium in Northern Europe. Other sights worth exploring include the Copenhagen Opera House, Amager Strandpark, and DR Byen, all easily accessible.

Amager is a great area to stay for families, couples, and even solo visitors who don’t mind the distance from the very center. Getting around is also simple. We biked a lot, but the metro and buses make trips into the city center quick and easy. 

Bryggen Guldsmeden – $$$ 

Bryggen Guldsmeden is one of our favorite luxury options, perfect if you’re looking for a zen-style spa retreat and a quiet stay surrounded by nature. The year-round, Bali-inspired outdoor pool is a lifesaver after long days of walking and cycling around the city.

Everything about this boutique hotel feels designed for comfort, sustainability, and luxury. The mix of a beautiful courtyard, a welcoming atmosphere, premium facilities, and unique decor makes the whole stay feel special.

Plus, it’s just 6 km (3.7 miles) from the airport and close to major attractions like the National Museum of Denmark and Tivoli Gardens. You can also get on a boat right at your doorstep. So, whether you’re planning a romantic weekend getaway or a family trip, this hotel makes a wonderful base for exploring Copenhagen, and it’s dog-friendly too. Rooms typically start at around €220 per night during the summer months.

If you want sweeping city views and a central location, Radisson Blu Scandinavia Hotel, Copenhagen won’t disappoint. Set along the Stadsgraven Canal, it offers spectacular views from both the rooms and the restaurants. 

Crowne Plaza Copenhagen Towers by IHG is also worth a look if you’re after a stylish stay with unique perks, like a restaurant surrounded by more than 3,000 plants and trees. With easy metro access and just minutes from the airport, it’s a particularly convenient choice for short stays or early departures.

CPH Studio Hotel – $$

CPH Studio Hotel is a fantastic mid-range option, with Øresund and Amager Strand metro stations just a short walk away. Step outside and you’re only minutes from the soft sand of Amager Strand beach, perfect for morning walks or evening sunsets. The airport is just 10 minutes away, making it easy to balance work and play in this lively, seaside neighborhood.

We especially like the rooms, each furnished with sleek Danish designs from HAY. If you enjoy cooking during your stay, you can book a room with a kitchenette, complete with a fridge and electric stovetop. Rates typically start at around €220 during peak season.

For more great value choices, consider booking the AC Hotel by Marriott Bella Sky Copenhagen, housed in two leaning towers connected by a top-floor bridge that offers spectacular views. With three on-site restaurants, you’ll have plenty of dining options and everything you need right at your fingertips.

Four Points Flex by Sheraton Copenhagen Arena is another one of our mid-range favorites, with just a 2-minute walk to the Royal Arena, perfect if you’re catching a concert or event. The modern, comfortable rooms and easy metro access make it a practical and stress-free base for exploring the city.

Go Hotel City – $

If you’re looking for a wallet-friendly stay in Amager, Go Hotel City is an excellent choice. Head up to the top-floor terrace, and you’ll be greeted by sweeping city views, the perfect backdrop for a relaxed breakfast as the morning light spills over Copenhagen. 

The hotel sits in a quiet residential area, yet it’s right next to the beach, and once you step outside, supermarkets and restaurants are practically everywhere. The rooms are small but designed with practicality in mind. Some even come with a kitchenette, fridge, and large balcony.

At reception, you’ll find friendly staff available 24/7, plus a fun selection of Danish-themed souvenirs for sale. Rates typically start at around €150 during peak season.

If Go Hotel City is booked to capacity, Hotel Amager is another great choice, located just a 10-minute walk from Christianshavn. The hotel even has a children’s playground and bike rental, making it ideal for families traveling with kids.

Copenhagen Go Hotel is also a convenient, budget-friendly option in Amager, just a 3‑minute drive from Copenhagen Airport. The modern rooms are bright and comfortable, and the breakfast buffet is a tasty way to kickstart your day—whether you’re heading into the city or catching an early flight. 

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Top Activities to do in Copenhagen

Now that you’ve picked the perfect neighborhood and hotel, it’s time to start planning what to do! Copenhagen may be compact, but it’s packed with history, culture, and incredible food, and fitting it all in can be tricky. To help you make the most of your time, here are our favorite tours in the city.

• Explore Copenhagen by bike – There’s no better way to experience one of the world’s most cycle-friendly cities than on this guided bicycle tour. We loved cycling through Nyhavn and past major landmarks like Christiansborg Palace with our guide Albert, who made Danish history fun while helping us cover so much ground in just a few hours.

• Cruise the canals – Seeing Copenhagen from the water is a must, and this small-group canal cruise makes for one of the most relaxing afternoons in the city. You’ll glide past colorful harborfront buildings while your guide shares stories from Copenhagen’s 850-year history—ideal if you want to sightsee without walking miles.

• Taste your way through the city – Food lovers shouldn’t miss this private Copenhagen food tour. From smørrebrød and Danish meatballs to incredible hot dogs, you’ll taste it all while learning about the culture behind each dish. Going private means you can customize the experience and take your time.

• Visit Hamlet’s Castle & Sweden – Want to see more of Scandinavia? This full-day tour to Kronborg Castle (Hamlet’s Castle) and Malmö, Sweden, is such an easy and fun escape from the city. We loved exploring the castle, crossing the Øresund Bridge, and wandering through Malmö’s charming Old Town—all without worrying about transportation.

• Discover the highlights on foot – If you’d rather explore at your own pace, this private walking tour allows you to explore Nyhavn, Strøget, and the Royal Theatre while picking up insider tips on the best places to eat and drink. It’s a more personal and in-depth introduction to Copenhagen.

Thanks for reading!

Copenhagen is one of those cities that’s easy to fall for, from its colorful harbor and cozy cafés to its royal landmarks and bike-filled streets. Each neighborhood offers a different vibe — whether you want to be central and lively, trendy and creative, calm and upscale, or convenient and budget-friendly — and thankfully, getting around is simple no matter where you stay. Just be sure to book a few months in advance, as the best hotels fill up quickly year-round.

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