How to Find Cheap Hotels in Denmark. One of Europe's smallest countries, Denmark is a Scandinavian jewel, rich with varied experiences for the budget-conscious traveler. Whether it is nature or design, country or urban, castles or tents, visiting Denmark will satisfy every desire.
Know that Denmark offers urban cities and small hamlets, mostly spread across a group of islands.
Pick a time to visit. August is the best time for beaches. Cooler spring weather is good for strolling through the major cities. For outdoor cycling, hiking, and camping, then visit in fall.
To book accommodations, contact The Danish Tourist Board at (212) 885-9700 or visit their Web site (see Resources, below).
Fly into Copenhagen International Airport and travel to the area of Denmark you are visiting.
Take a bus or train between cities. While prices are almost the same, if you are heading north or south, the train is best. If you are heading east to west, the bus is your best bet.
Consider renting a car to explore the countryside between cities.
Rent a bike for travel within and around cities. Denmark's flat landscape make the country perfect for cycling.
Look for deals. Business hotels offer cheaper rates for weekends and tourist class hotels are often better priced in winter.
Consider camping. A popular option in Denmark, camping offers cheap accommodations throughout the country.
Look outside the cities. Inns and private residences in smaller towns offer better deals.
Check for group rates at hostels and guesthouses if you are traveling with a family or group.
Try a herring. The fish comes fried, smoked, pickled and many other ways.
Dance the night away. Copenhagen and Arhus offer world-class clubs and bars.
