UPDATE 2022: Nimb Hotel , described by CN Traveller as a ‘Danish design classic’ have upgraded their hotel to make it inclusive. Here’s what they say,

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“Nimb Hotel offers three rooms that are particularly suitable for wheelchair users: rooms 18, 21 and 37.

Here, there is extra room to navigate with a wheelchair and the shower area is additionally large enough for a wheelchair. In room 37, the WC can be fitted with grab bars. Upon request, we can also assist with a stool for the bath, just as we offer the option of booking a wheelchair for the duration of your stay at Nimb Hotel.

All floors at Nimb Hotel are serviced by an elevator, which means that the roof terrace, bar and restaurant are wheelchair accessible. “

Nimb Hotel Accessible Bathroom Without The Removable Grab Rails – Obvs!?

Accessible Bedroom

Brasserie Nimb is Also Accessible With Flat Flooring & Good Lighting.

Nimb Bar is Also Accessible With a Low Bar, Flat Flooring & Good Lighting

The Terrace Pool is Accessible by Lift But No Pool Hoist

This is great and definitely an upgrade on our previous post about trying to find good hotels in Copenhagen (in 2018 it was a ‘Tough Search’). Hotel Nimb get 3 BBS Ticks.

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2016: Nimb is a hotel, restaurant and bar in the Tivoli Gardens, Copenhagen. Despite it’s slightly strange, Moorish inspired, outside appearance, it is more understated and very trendy inside.

Dylan Jones, editor of UK GQ magazine has described Nimb as ‘super-cool’ and ‘quite simply the best hotel in the city’.

Unfortunately the hotel has no disabled rooms for less able guests but the bar and restaurant are more accessible. They have recently installed a new ramp in the entrance to make the bar area ‘100% accessible’.

The restaurant had, under head chef Thomas Herman, gained a Michelin star and even comparisons to Noma. He has however recently left. Since then the restaurant has changed its name to Louise and continues to be experimental and interesting. This all seems a little turbulent but the current chefs are a safe pair of hands and the food looks great.

The hotel’s bar is definitely one of the places to go in Copenhagen. It is known for innovative cocktails and currently sits fourth in the readers top 100 on the Worlds Best Bars.

The hotel itself is not accessible but the restaurant and bar are much more suitable and they receive a provisional 2.5 BBS Ticks.

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