Hotel deals in Copenhagen, Denmark from Expedia

Expedia.co.uk has started is autumn sale and one of the European cities showing great discounts is Copenhagen.

This is even more fortunate, as usually Copenhagen is very expensive. Now, with this special offer from Expedia hotels are much more affordable.

We took several examples of above average hotels, for 2 nights over the first week-end in October, for a double room:

- Bella Sky Comwell Hotel Copenhagen, for a total price of 256 euro (breakfast included) from Expedia, while on Booking.com the price is 320 euro (a 20% discount);

- Copenhagen Crown Hotel, for a total price of 270 euro (breakfast included) from Expedia, while on Booking.com the price is 327 euro (almost 20% discount);

-  Adina Apartment Hotel Copenhagen, for a total price of 185 euro (without breakfast) from Expedia, while on Booking.com the price is 217 euro (15% discount).

 As usual, some other hotels may be more advantageous on Booking.com, so, before making a reservation, take some time to compare different offers (you can find our list of online travel agencies in our other post).

Have fun!

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What is European Plan (EP) for hotel accommodation

You may have already encountered the case when, trying to make a hotel reservation, the description of a hotel room shows "European Plan (EP)".

Well, European Plan is referring to the meals included in the room rate and means that NO MEALS are included (not even breakfast).

Basically, European Plan means no plan at all. It's kind if ironic that it's called lilke that, but it is one of those marketing gimmicks (just as the notion of a 3-door car, when in fact it is a 2-door car, as nobody will use the trunk as a door, or, who knows :).

Expedia.com says that:

- European Plan means room only;
- Continental Plan equals continental breakfast (without any cooked food);
- American Plan (or all-inclusive) containts three meals a day, but without drinks (full board / full pension system from Europe);
- Modified American Plan is breakfast plus lunch, or breakfast plus dinner (the half-board, half-pension known in Europe).

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