Savoy Hotel - Copenhagen - Denmark - Antique Hotels on Waymarking.com

The Savoy Hotel is housed in the Løvenborg building and is designed by the architect Anton Rosen, who is also known for the Tuborg building in Hellerup and the Palace Hotel at the Town Hall Square (Rådhuspladsen).

The Art Nouveau building was built in 1906 and was renamed as a historical monument in 1985 after an extensive restoration work. The impressive “curtain wall facade”, the first of its kind in Denmark, detail of the building with for example small animal heads on the wall on the inner courtyard, the beautiful lions on the stucco around the elevator and the round windows are all classic Art Nouveau details .

The building was originally the first in Denmark to have an elevator. And today, more than 100 years later, the elevator is still working and can be used by hotel guests.
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Name of the Hotel: Savoy Hotel Address: Vesterbrogade 34, 1620 København V, Dänemark Number of Rooms: 66 Height in floors: 5 Hotel Rating: 3 Sterne Hotel since: 01/01/2000 Date Building was built: 01/01/1906 First use of building: . Historic Hotel (Historic Building, National Monument or similar): yes Urban Hotel (located in a village or town): yes Mountains Nearby (less than 25 Kms / 15 Mil): no Beachs Nearby (less than 25 Kms / 15 Mil): yes Historic Place nearby (Unesco or National monument/site less than 25 Kms / 15 Mil): yes Hotel website (if available): [Web Link] Major Pilgrimage Place Nearby (less than 25 Kms / 15 Mil. Consider any religion).: Not Listed

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