Designer Morten Hedegaard has combined undiscovered mid-century Danish furniture with contemporary touches for Hotel SP34. Its location on historic Sankt Peders Straede puts it at the heart of Copenhagen's bohemian Latin Quarter. Brøchner Hotels (the group behind Hotel Danmark and Hotel Astoria) commissioned Hedegaard to oversee its renovation of the former Hotel Fox, now expanded into two adjacent townhouses to accommodate 118 rooms and suites as well as a penthouse with balcony views over the city's church spires and rooftops. Restaurants include Bar Moritz, named after a Spanish microbrewery, offering tapas and Basque dishes, American diner Cocks and Cows and Din Nye Ven - an authentic neighbourhood coffee house.
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