We stayed here purely for one nights accommodation - we were arriving into Copenhagen in the afternoon and leaving at about 7am the next morning so we only wanted somewhere clean to rest our heads, which was exactly what we got.
Was terrific value for money (though I think we were given a room upgrade so not sure what the room we actually paid for looked like) and included a great buffet breakfast the next day.
Room was small and clean with a bathroom included (though I think the room we paid for was supoosed to have a shared bathroom in another part of the hotel).
Is very conveniently located to the train station and we felt quite safe (think we walked home at about 10pm).
Front desk staff were very helpful and I think there was also free Internet in the lobby (though you had to stand to use it which deterred you from spending too much time there :))

We arrived at the selandia hotel in Copenhage at midnight on the 6th Dec 2007.We had booked 2 twin rooms and 1 single room,when we got to the rooms the twin rooms were actually double beds and it was 2 ladies sharing (cosy) the rooms smelt of smoke and were not very clean.We decided between ourselves that there was no way we were sleeping there that night.so we went out looking for another hotel we walked the streets until 2.40am with no joy.
Our only hope was to go back to the Du Nord hotel 100yrds away the guy that was on the night before was the nicest polite man i think i've met he was lovely but could'nt do anything without speaking to his boss the next day.

So we went back to the selandia and told the guy on reception that we were not happy with the rooms and that they smelt of smoke. he said there was nothing he could do.When asked by 1 of our party if the room could be cleaned he handed her a tin of air freshner and said spray that,as you can imagine that went down like a lead balloon.We stayed that night then the following morning went down to breakfast and got accused of being nasty to the breakfast staff,we had spoken to nobody.i went to reception again and asked for a change of room to be greeted by the most rudest man in the world,he really needs to learn some customer service skills,there was no way he was doing anything for us,so we checked out because we had got a room for the next 2 nights at the Du Nord Hoptel which was fab i would highly reccommend this hotel to anyone but would not reccommend the SELANDIA IT STINKS and it is nothing like the pictures on the internet..

I stayed in one of the rooms without a bathroom and like the other reviewers have said, never had to wait and never had a problem with hygiene. The room itself could do with refurbishing, but the bed was really comfy and it was very clean. Breakfast was quite nice and the free internet really handy. The walls were a bit thin between rooms which might be more of a problem at weekends. My room faced the courtyard so was really quiet otherwise. The best thing about it is definitely the location, go down the stairs by platform 11-12 at central station, turn left and you'll see it straight ahead of you at the junction a couple of feet down the road. It's not the fanciest, most romantic room but if you want to stay in the city centre on a budget (but with some creature comforts!) and be close to everything it's ideal.

Hade booked a single room for one night without bath/toilet , I got a double room on the 4th floor. The renovated room was nice and big compared to London standard. I did not get a good sleep though because of my neighbours seems that the walls are thin so be quiet if You go there..... On the same street Helgolandsgade there are a number of Hotels. At the trainstation/hovedbanegård there is a internetplace it charged 2€/hour possible to pay with card I did not test it. The hotel also had a computer in the lobby.
Breakfast was a plus with wienerbrod and youghurts,fruit , but I missed my morningegg.
Close to the hotel at Vesterbrogade (opposite direction to stroget) there is a grocery store and reasonably priced restaurants.
At Vesterbrogade 6 there is a place where you can buy smorrebrod also at Vester Voldgade 8, close to Radhuspladsen, they don´t accept cards though.
Personnel was nice so I think I´ll be back :-) !!!