Adventure Hotels in Ishøj Kommune from $111

Name: Four Points Flex by Sheraton Ishøj
Price range: $111 total

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Four Points Flex by Sheraton Ishøj

Ishoj Store Torv 20, 6 sal. Ishoj

Free Cancellation

Reserve now, pay when you stay

$89 nightly

$111 total

Jul 3 - Jul 4

Total with taxes and fees

This hotel doesn't skimp on freebies - guests receive free WiFi and free self parking. A grocery/convenience store, a hair salon, and express check-in are also on offer.

Pet friendly

Parking included

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Ishøj Kommune Adventure Hotels essential information

Adventure Hotels in Ishøj Kommune	2
Highest price	$111
Cheapest price	$111
Total number of hotels in Ishøj Kommune	1,812
Popular hotels	Four Points Flex by Sheraton Ishøj

Recent Ishøj Kommune hotel reviews by fellow wanderers

Wakeup Copenhagen Borgergade

5 out of 5

Posted 2 hours ago

Travelocity Verified Review

"Small but well designed room. Clean. Would return."

A verified traveler stayed at Wakeup Copenhagen Borgergade

CABINN City Hotel

3 out of 5

Posted 12 hours ago

Travelocity Verified Review

"The previous reviews about the small size of the hotel rooms were not kidding. I booked a room for three people. Myself and my two young adult daughters. We are kind of small people. 5’5” and all under 120 pounds. We could not pass each other in the space in this room. It was very claustrophobic. In the bathroom, the shower is about 1 foot away from the toilet and has a curtain but is not enclosed so you have to squeegee the whole bathroom floor after you shower. The room could’ve used a couple of extra shelves and more hooks for your stuff. There is no air-conditioning. The weather was mild when we were there, but we still had to leave the window completely open. The entire stay with no screen. There’s no fan in the room. It would’ve made a huge difference if they just had a fan installed on the wall to keep you comfortable at night when you’re sleeping.It’s probably OK for a solo traveler. OK maybe for young travelers as it is a basic step up from a hostel. But I am in my 50s and too old for this. Next time I will look for something much larger. It was a very convenient location, though, about a five minute walk to Central Station in Tilly Gardens."

A verified traveler stayed at CABINN City Hotel

Copenhagen Go Hotel

5 out of 5

Posted 12 hours ago

Travelocity Verified Review

"The hotel was located right outside of Central Copenhagen only two stops from Central Station. I wish we had stayed there for our entire stay as I just booked it the night before we were flying out because it was close to the airport. Our room was much larger than the small cramped room we had when we stayed near Central Station. Our unit did have air-conditioning, had soap provided and a hairdryer. The staff were very friendly. They even gave me ice upon request at the downstairs bar. Our room also had a little kitchenette, but I’m not sure if that is standard to every room. There is not the kettle for hot water provided in the rooms that we typically have in Europe with complementary coffee, but it is inexpensive to purchase from the machine downstairs."

A verified traveler stayed at Copenhagen Go Hotel

Tivoli Hotel

4 out of 5

Posted 1 day ago

Travelocity Verified Review

"We had a rather odd experience at this hotel when checking in. We were two couples on one booking. On checking in, one couple was informed that we had been upgraded to an executive room but without access to the executive lounge. The other couple did not get a room upgrade but did get an upgrade to use the executive lounge. This left us with one of our couples able to access these facilities but the other not, unless we paid an additional £100 for the three nights. We felt obliged to do this so that we could all use the same facilities but honestly felt it was a rather bizarre way for the hotel to behave and left with a slight suspicion that it was a way to induce people to pay extra for these facilities. Other than that a good experience with the only poor aspect being a rather erratic cleaning service. They didn't replenish our tea and coffee on the first morning and left dirty coffee cups in the room. The second day they replenished the tea and coffee but removed all the coffee cups and most oddly removed the two bottles of unopened complementary water. We were also shocked to discover that one of the bottles of wine in the mini bar was empty and had to dispute this with reception on checkout."

A verified traveler stayed at Tivoli Hotel