TheKrane Coppenhagen - One-Room Hotel In A Restored Crane In CopenhagenTheKrane  

Usually, when you think of industrial machines and docks, your mind doesn't rush to the luxury hospitality market. Yet, that is exactly what the Krane is.

What used to be an industrial coal crane in the Copenhagen harbor is now a luxury two-person retreat. Yes, you read that right: a one-room, two-person hotel!

TheKrane hotel in Nordhavnen harbour in Copenhagen

Built in 1944, the hotel consists of a living room, a separate spa and sauna, and a conference room with a 360-degree view.



TheKrane UNION sign on the top structure of the crane

Balanced 15 meters above the ground, The Krane’s aesthetic is the epitome of elegant Nordic minimalism.



TheKrane entrance to the top

As the architect notes, there are “hundreds of different shades of black” here: from floors to custom-built furniture.



TheKrane wooden interior

TheKrane sea view dining

TheKrane interior Copenhagen panorama

TheKrane meeting room

TheKrane bedroom

TheKrane bedroom view

TheKrane bathroom with two bathtubs and panoramic windows

The spa also keeps with the industrial aesthetic, having been converted from a shipping container. Despite the sleek design, the interiors don’t feel soulless and cold.



TheKrane bathroom with a woman

In line with the cozy Hygge aesthetic, there is polished stone and wood and numerous candles, and an abundance of soft merino blankets.



TheKrane outdoor terrace

Thrown in are so many perks that they can be hard to keep track of. Guests enjoy the complimentary use of a brand-new BMW i3 electric car and two bicycles (if you want to commute as the locals do!), free airport pickup, breakfast, and a personally picked selection of wines and bubbles to enjoy with that stunning view of the city.



TheKrane terrace aerial view

TheKrane and kayak on the water

The location is not to be underestimated. The Krane offers perfect peace and quiet while only being 15 minutes away by bike from the historic Nyhavn!



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2150 Copenhagen, Denmark