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A working city tower, not a invented château on the boulevard.
This page restates public hotel facts for Radisson Blu Scandinavia Hotel, Copenhagen. It is not a room confirmation and it is not written by the front desk at Amager Boulevard 70.
Address, telephone and the hours the operator prints.
The hotel lists Amager Boulevard 70, Copenhagen, Denmark. Public directories and older property sheets also use the postcode 2300 and the telephone +45 33 96 50 00. Always prefer the number printed on your confirmation.
Check-in is published at 15:00. Check-out is published at 12:00. The hotel states it is smoke-free and that baggage storage is available. A 24-hour front desk is mentioned for taxi arrangements. Pets, deposits and rate rules are not frozen here — they sit on the booking you actually make.
- Radisson currently lists 554 rooms on the hotel page. Older listings often said 544. We follow the live operator figure and note the discrepancy rather than invent a third number.
- Public hotel references describe a 26-storey tower and, in several listings, a 1973 construction year. Those are secondary facts; the official page stresses height and city views more than a topping-out date.
- The hotel calls itself Copenhagen’s tallest hotel and a hub for business as well as leisure stays.
Dining rooms named on the current hotel page.
We use the names Radisson prints now: The Blue Elephant for Thai food, Filini for Italian and Mediterranean cooking, and The Lounge Bar & Restaurant at lobby level. Breakfast is described as a signature buffet with hot and cold items. We do not keep a closed restaurant on this guide just because an older brochure once used another name.
Room service is mentioned in some distributor listings as limited-hours. Whether a sitting is open on your night is a hotel question. Filini also appears in Casino Copenhagen’s annual-card small print as a venue with a bar discount for card holders — that is the casino’s offer, not ours.
- Blue Elephant: Thai specialties as described by the hotel.
- Filini: Italian and Mediterranean plates and a wine list.
- Lounge Bar & Restaurant: international classics and seasonal Danish dishes.
Fitness, meetings and the 25th-floor room with a view.
The hotel describes a fully equipped gym for morning or evening sessions: strength, cardio and functional training in a bright room. We do not invent a spa circuit, squash courts or a cedar sauna that the current hotel page does not list.
Meetings: 14 rooms, sizes from 33 to 900 square metres, capacity published as up to 1,500 guests for events and 2,156 in a summary table on the same page. A Scandinavian ballroom can be reconfigured. Top of Town on the 25th floor is sold as a dining space with a panoramic city view. Parking is noted with a 370 cm height limit. Those figures can change; the operator’s events team is the source of truth.
Green Key, cleanliness notes, and what this desk will not promise.
Radisson states Green Key certification and a package of environmental measures: monitored energy and water, recycling, chemical controls, staff training, and 100 percent renewable electricity with demand-controlled LED lighting. Hotel Sustainability Basics is also named on the facts table.
Group health-and-safety pages exist for the brand. They are Radisson’s, not ours. We do not reprint unpublished cleaning checklists or invent a “medical floor”.