Basestack - Copenhagen

About Basestack – Copenhagen 

Basestack – Copenhagen is an accommodation in Copenhagen that offers a comfortable co-living experience through studio and flat options. The convenient, fully furnished studios and apartments come in many sizes with varying double bed sizes and upgraded features.

Starting with the Small Studio, it offers a double bed, a study space, a wardrobe, an ensuite bathroom, a private mini-kitchen, a combi oven, a microwave, a small fridge-freezer, a breakfast bar, and a smart TV, with a balcony/terrace upgrade.

The Medium Studio, Big Studio, and Giant Studio offer extra features, such as a bigger double bed, a balcony upgrade, or a larger studio room for maximum comfort.

As for the apartments, the Medium Apartment features a bed, a bathroom, two double wardrobes, a coffee table, a cosy sofa, a dining table, and a smart TV. The Big Apartment has two bedrooms with a double bed each and a private balcony.

The Giant Apartment offers two bedrooms, one with a double bed and a larger bed in the other, expansive wardrobe space, and desks, with two private balconies, a washer and a dryer. The kitchen has a dishwasher, oven, and a full-size fridge-freezer, perfect for a one-person breakfast or dinner parties.

Features

Basestack – Copenhagen offers facilities for its studios and apartments, including speedy Wi-Fi, laundry service, a social area, and fully-equipped social kitchens, for a seamless experience. 

For your safety and security, there is 24/7 security and an on-site security team. Additionally, an on-site gym, on-site cinema rooms, and co-working spaces for health, entertainment, and studying offer a comprehensive experience overall.

Copenhagen, the capital of Denmark, blends modern and cultural elements into one city. As the cultural hub of Denmark, it houses the Statens Museum for Kunst (SMK), the country’s largest museum, showcasing art spanning more than seven hundred years. The SMK collection ranges from Renaissance to contemporary pieces, including European classics and modern Danish art.

Moreover, the National Museum of Denmark is like a journey through Denmark’s history, from the Viking-era treasures to medieval artefacts and objects from ancient civilisations, such as Greece, Rome, and Egypt.

The University of Copenhagen (KU) is also one of the destinations for students, with a campus surrounded by cafés and historic streets, fostering an open and vibrant academic environment for students.

Places to Visit

• Restaurant Menu'en - Nine-minute walk

• Galerie Peltier - Ten-minute walk

• Fatty’s - 11-minute walk

• Islands Brygge Park - 13-minute walk

• Ponte Vecchio - 15-minute walk

• Galleri Naif - 16-minute walk

• Havneparken - 17-minute walk

• Danish Architecture Centre - 22-minute walk

• National Museum of Denmark - 28-minute walk

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