Zleep rooms are pretty similar to small student halls of residence rooms. Very sparse, like the students have gone away for the summer and taken their possession / posters / pictures away. My room had a single bed, which did seem incredibly small. It also had ill fitting blinds, and seeing as I was on the ground floor, it was a little bit worrying! The windows have recently been double glazed, and I don't think that they have got round to redecorating since then.

Breakfast is sort of ok: al plastic plates and cutlery, but satisfactory. The hotel is relatively clean and well kept on a day to day basis.

Please remember that this is an airport hotel, so you do get the usual slamming of doors and squeaky case wheels throughout the night; but it is very convenient for the airport, and there is a railway station prectically over the road so very convenient if you want to go down town. Parking is in ample supply. There weren't that many places to eat nearby, so you need to consider possibly eating before arriving, driving, or going downtown for dinner.

We spent one night at the Zleep July 25th, on our way from Manchester to Sydney. It was great! Across the road from the railway station - one stop from airport, several stops from central Copenhagen. Clean, comfortable, (best pillows ever!), friendly staff, nice breakfast. All you need for a stopover. Perfect!
....And cheap!!!!
We would certainly come again. Thanks Zleep!
Chris and Heather Donaldson, Tasmania.

Like many, my wife and I stayed here to be close to the airport prior to our return flight to US. Rooms are very small, and Copenhagen is unbelievably expensibe, so you get what you pay for. The bathroom is, in a word, weird. Incredibly small sink, shower head is operated from sink, water flows across floor to drain under sink, entire floor gets wet (but at least there is a shower curtain). Beds are so-so, but at least it was quiet while we were there (Jan 6-7). No usable elevator. HOWEVER, the disapointment of the hotel was pretty much cancelled out by the absolutely wonderful food at the STRIKE restaurant next door. (They are not connected.) It is located in the same building as a bowling alley, but don't let that stop you. The chef should be in Paris, or in a four star establishment somewhere. Who knows if he will still be there by the time you read this, however. You can reach the restaurant (and hotel) from downtown via the train that runs from the main station to the airport airport (and beyond). It makes one stop at Orestad, and you disembark at the second stop, which is Tarnby. It is not a glamorous area, but not bad either.

I stayed one night in this hotel after spending a few days on Falster with friends. I didn't want to inconvenience them with an early morning trip to the airport, so I looked for an inexpensive hotel that had easy access to the rail line and airport. This was it.

Sure, it was sparse, and I'm glad I read the reviews here before I left or I would have had difficulty with figuring out how the shower worked, but the location was excellent and easy to find, it was quiet, the staff was friendly and helpful, it was a good price, and though spartan, the room was comfortable. All in all, an excellent value.