The Carlsberg Aviator Lounge at Copenhagen's Airport is accessible with a Priority Pass. It is a…read moresmaller lounge, but they had way better options than the nearby Aspire Lounge. Environment was also a cut above the aforementioned lounge. We were here early during breakfast and they were serving traditional cold Danish & European breakfast dishes including cheese served with those alternative manual rotary wire cutting slicers I've only seen in Denmark. There was a long line for the espresso machine as the second coffee station was out of commission for 20 minutes which made for a wait. Food was decent enough for breakfast fare but I kept expectations low. The yogurt and fruit cups were really good. The staff were helpful as well as very efficient with bussing tables for the next guests. They did have self-service wine and draft beers on tap.

I was on the international side, and attempted entering the other lounge. That person said to go…read morethrough board patrol and go to this lounge until with my long lay over. I'm not sure if I could have gone to both. The whole area looks modern. But it's not designed for comfort. The booth style seats are hard and no outlets. The tables have stools with zero backs. The food includes liver patte, rare cheese, pickled things, cold fish, egg salad, potato salad, lettuce, and some bread. This isn't the type of food I want to eat. It's also not the type you can eat a lot of. I understand it's simple but I'd rather have a turkey sandwich. There's no change or increase for meal times. Anyways soda and beer wise this is decent. 5 sodas: sprite, Coke Zero, Coke, 2 s.4 beers- carlsberg regular, original, NA, and an IPA

Nice airport club located at Copenhagen's International Airport. I have access through Priority…read morePass via American Express. It is always nice to kill some time in a relaxing, non-congested space, while grabbing a meal and beverage at the airport. There was a small self-service buffet that was constantly cleaned and and refreshed. Beer and soft drinks were on tap. Decent full bar for a airport lounge. Plenty of bathroom access in lounge. Plenty of seating options for individuals and smal groups. I would definitely visit here again next time.

This is a decent Carlsberg sponsored lounge. As others have stated, this lounge is past the…read morePassport control to the C10-40 gates. The lines can be long during the summer time, but do move along. If you have an EU/Danish passport likely no line at all :-) It consists of one larger circular room facing the tarmac. Many seats/tables have outlets or USB charging ports. Buffet had warm lunch options, apart from some standard Danish darkbread and toppings. Also had Halal options. Great beer on tap, large wine section and good mix of hard alcoholic options. Together with soda, coffee and tea. Today the warm lunch options were a Thai Curry chicken stew with white rice (not bad at all), and I didn't try the Bean Chili (doesn't feel like a good idea for a long plane ride with many people).. Not as cramped and busy as the other Carlsberg lounge in the "shopping area". More spacing with chairs and probably not crowded due to the passport control and limited flight/gates nearby.

This is one of only two priority pass lounges in the Copenhagen airport - it's in the non-Schengen…read morezone. Went there twice on this trip. It's not the biggest lounge and it can be extremely hard to find a seat when it's busy. The food was decent. Average. Nothing exceptional. Standard breakfast items - bacon; eggs, Scandinavian style pancakes, sausage and hash browns. It is central to all the terminals in the commercial part of the airport.

In the far left building a little further down from the Carlsberg lounge. This one has no elevator…read moreaccess and the stairs are across the La Place cafe. Perhaps a slightly smaller selection of drinks and lunch food compared to the Aviator Lounge not far away. Only one beer option :-) But more seating with outlets and a better place to get some work done in my mind. Not great views of the shops below.

One of five main SAS airport lounges around the world (in Oslo, Stockholm, Gothenburg, Newark [US]…read moreand this one), the Scandinavian AIrlines Lounge in Copenhagen was one of the biggest lounges I've been to, at over 32,000 square feet after a major renovation in 2018. I got access to the main lounge for flying SAS back to LA as a SkyTeam Elite Plus member. It was OK: glad to try it. Entrance was easy via a ticket scan (was allowed to bring one extra person, which I didn't need), and is meant for fast throughput. It's a very open space, with a lot of light and windows. One could tell pretty quickly that the first floor was pretty full, so took my luggage and lugged my way up to the second floor. Both floor had buffet/beverage stations so didn't need to move again until ready to go. The food was OK, with a lot of things belonging on a continental menu, including cheese block, different breads, various cold vegetables and some really watery soup. They did have Carburg on tap which was nice. Everything is reusable wares and utensils. There is wifi available, but requiring a password. And used plates get cleared pretty quickly. I stuck around for 1 hour, leaving about 80 minutes before scheduled departure. What I didn't realize was that the lounge is before immigration/passport control...so what I thought was plenty of time to make it to the gate, ended up being a rush run to the gate.

Our tickets on Lufthansa got us entry into the SAS Lounge…read more The lounge opened one hour before the first SAS flight of the morning. We went through the automated gates by scanning our boarding pass. Not sure what the difference was but to the left side was access to the main floor and to the right went upstairs. There was no obvious way to go between floors. Breakfast was already out and it had a small selection of breads, hard boiled egg, cold meats and veggies, hot oatmeal, yogurt and fruits. Only one coffee machine was working but all beer and wine taps were ready to go. Presentation was nice and food quality was decent. When finished one had to bus their own trays to the central carts. Decor inside was modern and spread out. We stayed in the dining area but there were workstations and a quieter area in the back facing the airplanes. A small conference room and a children's playroom were also available. I appreciated the abundance of power outlets. Overall a good way to relax and eat something before heading off to our flight to Frankfurt.

Healthier options place in these cute glass container for portion and hygiene control. There were…read morevarious juice shots, veges to mozzarella and tomatoes, salads, hummus, smoked salmon, curry herring. Egg salad, very sweet various fruits, finger ham sandwiches, nice cheese and bread selection. Well worth the entrance fee if you want to get away from the crowd. Plus all the drinks you want.

THE best airplane lounge experience I have ever experienced in any airport I've been in. We…read morelooooved tasting all the foods available, and sitting in the beautiful Copenhagen airport. So colorful, very socially distanced, and tasty foods to boot.

It's just nice to be able to access a lounge. Depending on status, you're guided to stay downstairs…read moreor go upstairs for the premium Eurobonds Gold Lounge. Less crowded, more premium food, plenty of seating, a barista, regular and premium drinks. I was able to sit by a big window to enjoy the warm food and a lovely latte. It's restful before you get on a long flight.

After going through security we sought out the lounge. We found a kiosk that directed us to the…read moreSAS Gold Lounge. Beautiful spacious lounge with food, beverages and and barista area. Plenty of couches and tables with chairs, We will spend some hours before our flight. Free WiFi.

It's a great comfy lounge, probably my fave because of its size and comfort factor. You can get…read moreto the lounge right after checkin by taking the escalators in front of checkin counters to the second floor. You get whisked by helpful agents into the FastTrack security (similar to Pre-TSA) into the SAS Business Lounge to the left after security checkin. While it shares with other providers like Air Canada, it can get crowded but most of the time, if you arrive early before your flight, you're not scrambling to settle down, get some wine/beer, munchies and plug in. But hey, after 15 min, you just become unplugged because there are other nice features to the lounge: comfy couches in the back, reading material (in various Euro languages also), drinks galore including alcoholic, nice organic fruit, attendant staff and helpful SAS agents who have alerted me that my flight was delayed! How did she know me? I checked in with her like a half hour ago. Silently impressed. Visits: 4 Tip: There are showers (must reserve one as soon as you get in) and they give amenity kits depending on what you need in the shower. Don't assume that you'll go from the lounge to your gate. Not so. Be aware that the business lounge is right before Denmark's Passport Control before all the boarding gates. Allow enough time to go through the lines as the lines can take 10 minutes to navigate.

This is a pretty great lounge and trust me . . .with all the travel I do, I have been in a ton of…read morethese places. I kept trying to put my finger on what I liked and I guess it comes down to the food and the comfortable seating arrangements. First the food. There is a kitchen area area stocked with all kinds of foods. Given I was there over two meal occasions- I had a chance to sample both the breakfast and lunch offerings. Freshly prepared soups, hot dogs, danish, all kinds of coffee drinks, oatmeal, entree salads, pasta salads, rice salads, cookies, brownies, chips and dip . . .pretty much enough food to keep you going no matter how long you are stuck in this airport. And they have these comfy chairs that you sink into and really have to pull yourself out of. The wifi is fast (get the code at the front desk) and there are plenty of newspapers and magazines to lose yourself in. And even the bathrooms were private and super clean. I don't travel SAS very often- but when I do, I'm happy to stop in their lounges around the world!

SAS have traditionally had their own lounges only at their major hubs but in an effort to…read moredistinguish themselves from their competition they have also opened small, what they call café, lounges at smaller airports as well. The concept has similar design to the normal lounges but they are much smaller and the food selection is much more limited. At the airport in Malmö the lounge is fairly small, perhaps space for 30 people but it is nicely designed. They have free coffee and tea as well as fruits, pastries, cookies and also chocolate. There is a limited range of magazines and newspapers as well as of course free wifi (but wifi is free in the whole airport so no real benefit from that). It is nice to be able to just quickly stop by the lounge to grab something light to eat and have a beverage so nice addition to the airport and nicely developed concept by SAS.

Amager, we love you even more…read more Never would we have thought that a craft beer place would come to this part of the town, but it does and we're happy for it. The place used to house a shabby old bodega, but this bar has totally renovated the place and it looks so cosy (albeit dark). The tap list (24 taps?) was excellent last time I was there. I got to try the Marshmallow Porter from Tiny Rebels, Mango Hallonfeber from Brewski and the delicious (and spicy) Thai Speedway Stout from Alesmith. The price might be a little bit higher than those places downtown, but since we can walk to this place, instead of going "all-the-way" to the centrum, we're happy with it. Skål for more beers in the future. May you stay and prosper, Hop House!

Whoever approved this bar opening in the airport obviously has a clue what is going on. Every time…read moreI fly into Copenhagen I smile wryly at the Carlsberg ads pushing what is "probably the best beer in the world" accompanied by the smell of hotdogs. I don't want to live in that world! )': This is a great way to spend your last hour before flying back home or maybe even hanging out for your whole layover. There are coat hooks under the bar along with thoughtfully placed power outlets. The draft list is just as impressive as some of Mikkeller's other bars in the city and they have some bottles and cans as well; although be wary of bringing them along if you have more than one connection. Hops forbid security has to confiscate them due to liquid limits.

This stop is a must when leaving Copenhagen if you like Mikkeller beer or craft beer in general…read more They have 20 taps and over 150 different bottles/cans you can take home. There's also merchandise available. I had an airport spontan which was excellent and a saison, both were excellent. This is the best stop to spend your extra Danish coins. Highly recommended.