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Hotel SP34

Hotel · Boutique hotel4-star$$$Latin Quarter, Copenhagen

A 118-room boutique hotel spread across three buildings in the Latin Quarter, known for its free daily Wine Hour, three restaurants and a private cinema.

At a glance

Type
Boutique hotel
Area
Latin Quarter, Copenhagen, Denmark
Price
$$$ · Upscale
Hotel class
4-star
Official site
brochner-hotels.com

Good to know

  • Free Wine Hour
  • Three restaurants
  • Lobby bar
  • Rooftop terrace bar in summer
  • Private cinema
  • Organic breakfast

Why we recommend it

Hotel SP34 is a boutique hotel run by Brøchner Hotels in Copenhagen's Latin Quarter, the network of old streets between City Hall Square and Nørreport. It takes its name from its address on Sankt Peders Stræde and occupies three adjoining buildings, each with its own architectural character, which together hold 118 rooms and suites. The hotel describes itself as a 4+ star luxury boutique hotel and holds Green Key certification for its environmental work.

Rooms range from doubles to suites. One of the hotel's best-known features is its hospitality: every day there is a free Wine Hour in the afternoon, a complimentary Nightcap Hour later in the evening and free coffee in the morning from 6 to 11, which adds real value to a stay in an expensive city. Breakfast is an organic buffet.

SP34 has three restaurants, including a Nordic restaurant, a burger restaurant and a café, so there is always somewhere to eat without leaving the building. The lobby bar is known for its port wine, with what the hotel says is the largest selection in Denmark, and in summer an outdoor bar opens on the urban rooftop terrace. The hotel also has a private cinema with 24 seats and conference facilities.

The hotel suits couples, friends travelling together and business guests who want a stylish, sociable base in the old town. The surrounding streets are full of independent shops, cafés and bars, so light sleepers may want to ask for a quiet room at weekends.

Sankt Peders Stræde is a short walk from City Hall Square, Strøget and Nørreport station, and around ten minutes on foot from Copenhagen Central Station. The Round Tower, Torvehallerne and the Lakes are all within walking distance. Bike Copenhagen with Mike, a long-running local bike tour company, meets just along the same street, which makes it easy to start a guided ride from the hotel's doorstep.

Check the times of the Wine Hour and the Nightcap Hour when you arrive, as they are a highlight of a stay and a pleasant way to meet other guests. SP34 is part of the Brøchner Hotels group, and bookings can be made by phone on +45 33 95 77 00 or through the group's website.

Hotel SP34 FAQs

What is the Wine Hour at SP34?

A free daily afternoon wine service for guests, followed by a complimentary Nightcap Hour later in the evening.

How many rooms does Hotel SP34 have?

The hotel has 118 rooms and suites across three adjoining buildings.

How many stars is SP34?

The hotel describes itself as a 4+ star boutique hotel.

What restaurants are there?

Three: a Nordic restaurant, a burger restaurant and a café, plus a lobby bar known for port wine.

Does the hotel have a cinema?

Yes, a private cinema with 24 seats.

Is breakfast included?

An organic breakfast buffet is served; check your rate to see whether it is included.

Where is SP34?

At Sankt Peders Stræde 34 in the Latin Quarter, a short walk from City Hall Square and Nørreport.

Is there a rooftop bar?

Yes, an outdoor bar opens on the rooftop terrace in summer.

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