Discover the best of Copenhagen from our 4-star hotel The 4-star AC Hotel Bella Sky Copenhagen welcomes you to Denmark with beautifully appointed accommodations, excellent dining and an on-site spa, as well as flexible event space. Our hotel is ideal for explorers, with a prime location near Copenhagen city center, as well as our own metro station; we also provide a shuttle service to and from the airport for your convenience. Boutique rooms and suites boast Scandinavian design and amenities like oversized windows and free Wi-Fi. Pamper yourself during your Denmark stay with a visit to our 4-star spa, work out in the gym, or stop by the Sky Bar and relax with a cocktail as you gaze out at the city skyline. Start your day with a buffet breakfast at BM Restaurant, or unwind in the evening at Basalt, which offers locally sourced fare and a modern atmosphere. Those hosting events can take advantage of the adjacent Bella Center, with its versatile and expert planning and catering services.
It's all waiting for you here in Denmark at the AC Hotel Bella Sky Copenhagen! Contact us directly by email Map & Local Area Points Needed Per Night AC Bella Sky Convention Center Define your next event with the welcoming atmosphere and dedicated professionals of our convention center hotel. Bella Sky Spa, located at the hotel, provides an escape from your busy schedule. Book a massage and beauty treatment, or spend time in the sauna. Our hotel provides direct access to Copenhagen's Bella Center - the largest conference center not just in Denmark, but in the whole of Scandinavia. There's no need to leave your dog behind on your travels! Our hotel is pet-friendly. A non-refundable fee applies; ask us for more information. Treat yourself to boutique style at our hotel in Copenhagen Guest room, King or 1 Queen Room images may not correspond to the actual room received. Check Room Rates & Availability Larger Guest room, 1 Queen or 2 Twin/Single Bed(s)
Large Standard City View Larger Guest room, 1 Queen or 2 Twin/Single Bed(s), City view View All Guest Rooms Only pay when you stay Modify or cancel your reservation. Your room, your way Request room extras when you book. It Pays to Book Direct™ A more rewarding way to travel. Join Marriott Rewards® for exclusive benefits and offers. View All Deals & Promotions Earn 2x points on your first 3 stays beginning Jan. 16 Earning double points means taking in more memorable moments. Earn and enjoy them twice as much with MegaBonus.The Centennial IKEA store has announced giveaways planned for the five days of its grand opening celebration. Wednesday, July 27 – The first 38 adults in line will receive a free Ektorp three-seat sofa in blekinge white. — The next 100 adults will receive a free Poang chair. — The first 2,500 adults ) will receive a random prize envelope with IKEA gift cards ranging from $10 to $250, or a “Buy One, Get One Free” cinnamon bun, hotdog or frozen yogurt voucher.
Thursday, July 28 — The first 38 adults will receive a free queen-sized Sultan Hallen queen spring mattress. Friday, July 29 — Free breakfast for all customers prior to 11:00 a.m. Sunday, Aug. 1 — In honor of Colorado Day, the first 135 (the number of years Colorado has been a state) adults will receive a baby blue spruce (the state tree).This entry was posted on 2016-05-22. The hardest part of being a student is being on a tight budget, you always have to think twice before taking your wallet out to buy anything. I had scheduled this blog for later, but this is one of the most recurring query to me that how much money does a person need every month to survive in Sweden! Well, there is no fixed amount for that, it totally depends on, if you frequently eat outside or cook, are you a junk food lover or a fruit lover, if you like to read off textbooks or e-books do the work for you. These are estimated lower and upper costs of living in Stockholm. The cost of living can vary greatly depending on your lifestyle, budget, and spending habits.
These costs are broken down by month. You can calculate your estimated budget based on how long you will be in Stockholm. My monthly expenses are normally , so they fall close to the minimum ones. If you are an International Fee paying student, KTH has guaranteed accommodation for you, the costs of different accommodations are listed here. When you first begin university life there will be some one-off costs to consider. It is important to plan for these in your budget where necessary. You will get a complimentary one-year membership for KTH-Hallen (KTH Gym), you’ll just have to pay 100 SEK to register yourself for a year. It is also important to include costs of your social life in your budget. Here are some guide prices. If you’re coming all the way to Sweden, especially if you’re coming from outside of Europe, you’d surely have plans to visit nearby countries. Being a photography enthusiast, travelling has been a passion for me as well and I usually go for one out of Sweden trip during every study period (so at least four new countries a year).
I’ve spent around 2500-3000 SEK per trip. Make sure that you book your tickets well in advance, and booked wisely for your stays. I would not go in depth of how to save money in travelling, but I usually add money saving tips at the end of all my travel blogs, you can read them under the category My Itchy Travel Feet in this blog. Keep a track on , stores like ICA have special discounts if you open a free student account with them. Know the cheaper places to shop from, Lidl is one of the cheap stores, never buy from expensive stores like Coop. Read my blog about Shopping guide for Stockholm here. Keep a track of seminars and events, they usually serve lunch sandwiches, a great way to save some cooking time and money. Remember, never say no to free food. Whenever shopping anywhere, always ask for student discounts, you never know when you might get a discount. Fikas can be very expensive and even equal the cost of going out for lunch. To bring the cost down invite friends over and tell everyone to bring something.
Student parties usually serve cheap drinks than pubs, although I don’t have a first-hand experience of this, so I don’t know how much are the difference in costs. Going to the cinema can be very expensive! There is usually one or two nights a week they offer student prices for selected movies, which end up being half the cost of the original ticket price. Borrowing all of your textbooks from the library or reading them online, if available, is a great way to save money on buying new books. If you live near to your campus, you don’t essentially need a travel card, you could share the travel card with a friend, and any of you can use it when needed if you don’t go out together. Don’t buy stationery, go to career fairs and events, the companies always give away free stationery. Believe me, I got a year of stationery just in two days during Armada. Wait for the Christmas sale to buy your winter clothes and winter shoes as the discounts are as huge as 70% at many stores, and yes, there is a sale on each and every store in Stockholm 25 December onwards.