First Hotel Twentyseven

First Hotel Twentyseven is a four-star hotel at Løngangstræde 27 in the old city centre of Copenhagen, Denmark, close to Rådhuspladsen (City Hall Square) and the pedestrian shopping street Strøget. The street, Løngangstræde, is a narrow lane in the medieval grid behind City Hall, so the hotel is in the middle of the central district while being slightly off the main thoroughfare. Tivoli Gardens, Central Station, the Round Tower and Nyhavn are all reachable on foot, and Rådhuspladsen has major bus connections and is a short walk from Vesterport and Nørreport stations. The hotel is part of the First Hotels group, a Scandinavian chain, and the interior reflects a modern, design-conscious urban style rather than a historic one. Rooms are comfortable and compact, in the style typical of central Copenhagen four-star hotels, and are aimed at both leisure visitors and business guests. Dining includes a restaurant and a bar on site, and a Danish-style buffet breakfast is the usual morning meal, with bread, cold cuts, cheeses, yoghurt and hot items. A bar provides drinks in the evening, which is convenient after a day of sightseeing. No pool or full spa is listed, so guests seeking those use public baths or fitness options elsewhere in the city. Service is professional and efficient, with reception staff able to help with tickets, restaurant bookings and airport transfers; Copenhagen Airport is about twenty minutes away by train from Central Station. The hotel suits couples, small groups and business travellers who want a central base within walking distance of shops, restaurants and attractions. Indicative rates are in the mid-to-upper range for Copenhagen and rise in summer and during the Christmas season. The position next to Strøget means evening noise is generally modest, but guests who want complete quiet can ask for an inner-facing room.