Nimb Hotel

Why it is renowned

Condé Nast Traveller ranked it 40th on its list of the best hotels in the world in 2009, and in 2015 the hotel association SLH named it its Hotel of the Year among 520 hotels in 82 countries.¹ It is the only hotel in Denmark to have been named a Condé Nast Traveller Triple Crown winner in both the British and the American editions, for appearing on the Hot List, the Gold List and the Readers' Choice Awards.² The Michelin Guide gives it one Michelin Key, its mark for a very special stay.³ Small Luxury Hotels chose it for its first Finest Collection, 21 hotels picked from the group's portfolio with a panel of travel experts.⁴

Recognition

• Condé Nast Traveller¹200940th on its list of the best hotels in the world
• Small Luxury Hotels (SLH)¹2015Hotel of the Year, among 520 hotels in 82 countries
• Condé Nast Traveller²Triple Crown, in the UK and US editions
• Michelin Guide³One Michelin Key
• Small Luxury Hotels (SLH)⁴one of 21 hotels in its first Finest Collection

The story

The building was designed in Moorish style by Knud Arne Petersen, architect and director of Tivoli, and opened in 1909 close to the site of the garden's earlier bazaar.¹ It takes its name from Wilhelm and Louise Nimb, a Copenhagen restaurant family whose daughters ran it when it opened.¹ After a long renovation it reopened in 2008 as a hotel with restaurants.¹ It has 38 rooms and suites looking over Tivoli, a 300 m2 spa with a hammam, and a rooftop terrace with a pool.²⁴³

What to know it by

• Nimb building¹1909Knud Arne PetersenMoorish-style hall in Tivoli
• Nimb Brasserie²French cooking
• Fru Nimb²Danish open-faced sandwiches
• Nimb Wellness²300 m2 spa with a hammam