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895; ; S-train København H.)
The Tiffany, which proudly bills itself as a 'Sweet Hotel', is a pleasant little place filled
with character. The 30 rooms each have a TV, phone, trouser press, bathroom, and kit-
chenette with a refrigerator, microwave oven and toaster. Service is kind and considerate,
and it's an easy walk from Central Station and the hip cafes, bars and restaurants of the
Vesterbro neighbourhood.
Greater Copenhagen
Charlottenlund Fort
CAMPGROUND
adult/3-12yr/0-2yr Dkr100/45/20; early Mar-mid-Oct; S-train Svanemøllen, then bus 14)
Eight kilometres north of central Copenhagen, this friendly camping ground, on Charlot-
tenlund beach, is set in the tree-lined grounds of an old, moat-encircled coastal fortifica-
tion. Space is limited so book ahead. Facilities include showers and a coin laundry on-site;
a bakery and a supermarket are just a few hundred metres away.
To get here, take S-train line A, B or C to Svanemøllen station and switch to bus 14 (ask
the driver to let you off at the camping ground).
Danhostel Copenhagen Amager
HOSTEL
Dkr160, s/d Dkr490/530; ; Bella Center)
In an isolated part of Amager just off the E20, about 5km southeast of the city centre, this
is one of Europe's largest hostels, with 528 beds in a series of low-rise wings containing
rooms of two-bed and five-bed rooms. There's a laundry and guest kitchen. To get here,
take the metro to Bella Center.
Eating
Copenhagen remains one of the hottest culinary destinations in Europe, with more Mich-
elin stars than any other Scandinavian city.
