Before 2000, if you wanted a low-cost hotel in Copenhagen, Cabinn was about the only option there was, and Cabinn Express, dating from 1990, was the first. Its location near the Lakes, though a little way out, is pleasant enough and affords plenty of greenery. The rooms are modeled on ship cabins, with round windows and fold-out beds, and can thus feel rather cramped; choose between a standard room or family-sized, where extra beds are located in a loft annex. This hotel is popular with school parties, so late-night noise can be part of the experience. All rooms are ensuite, with free WiFi, TVs and kettle with free tea/coffee. A breakfast buffet is available for an extra cost.