Coco Hotel - Sustainable Hotel in Hip Vesterbro

Facade of “Bar à Vin” at Coco Hotel in Copenhagen. Blue and white striped awning, white wicker chairs, and small tables in front of the window. Inside, a warmly lit bar.

in short…

  • lovely boutique hotel with bohemian chic

  • sustainably run and green in all the best ways

  • what we particularly love – the enchanting courtyard with their own café

At Coco, visitors to Copenhagen effortlessly blend with locals, thanks to the boutique hotel's delightful lobby area, featuring a café and bar in bohemian chic, and a cozy green courtyard.

Green courtyard at Coco Hotel in Copenhagen. A round marble table with a vase in the foreground, dense greenery, sun umbrellas, and seating areas in the background.

The ambiance upon entering the Coco Hotel is simply enchanting.

There’s a charming blend of indoor and outdoor spaces.

Fabrics in soft natural tones, wicker furniture, white marble tables and an abundance of plants and flowers create a true little oasis in the lively Vesterbro district.

View into the lobby and bar area at the Coco Hotel in Copenhagen. The room is furnished with green wooden chairs, round tables, and a counter with hanging lamps. A blue and white striped awning is visible through the window front.

This southern part of the city is one of Copenhagen’s popular going-out neighbourhoods and some of our own favourites, like Jah Izakaya and Hart Bageri, are just a few steps from Coco Hotel.

Courtyard at Coco Hotel Copenhagen with round marble tables, turquoise chairs, large plant pots and parasols in front of a multi-storey yellow brick building facade.

Green, green, green…

As the first hotel belonging to the "Copenhagen Food Collective," Coco benefits from its association with this innovative group.

The Collective has its own solar park, which also powers this sustainably managed hotel.

From our room, we not only enjoy a view of the beautiful green courtyard with white umbrellas but also support the implementation of green initiatives.

Top-down view into the paved courtyard of the Coco Hotel in Copenhagen. The building facade is covered in ivy, with tables, chairs, and open white umbrellas arranged in the area below.

The small standard room we managed to book on short notice is lovely and adequately sized.

Most importantly, the incredibly warm and friendly team makes us feel welcome and ensures we’ll definitely return.

Room at Coco Hotel in Copenhagen. Wooden headboard with built-in lamps, fresh white bedding, and a blue patterned throw. A pool-themed artwork hangs above the bed.
 
 
Gabriele und Christoph

Who we are  and why we know a thing or two about lifestyle tips?

For over fifteen years, we ran Schneewittchen, our self-founded café and concept store in the heart of Munich’s Glockenbach district. 

A decade and a half of hands-on experience  in hospitality, design, curation and community  is the foundation we build on today, and the reason we’re excited to share what we’ve learned.

Schneewittchen was never just a café or lifestyle shop. 

It was a second living room  - a place where friends and family came together. 

Some regulars became close friends. Others found the warm, familiar atmosphere so comforting that Schneewittchen became a part of their daily rhythm. 

For some, it was a creative workplace  - a spot to feel inspired, free, and always well-fed.

People were curious about our shop products, our café menu, our playlists  - and often, about us. 

They asked about our travels, our favourite places to eat or shop, the clothes we wore. Questions poured in about design, interiors, kitchen tools, self-employment and more.

Bumblebee Magazine was born out of those conversations. 

It’s a lifestyle platform for like-minded people to discover answers, find inspiration and stumble across the next thing they might like as much as we do.

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