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This post is a bit off-topic from my usual blog posts, but I thought I'd write up this post to help CG10-attendees who are coming to Denmark for the first time or those who have been here before and would like some insights into public transportation in CPH. There has been a lot of buzz on twitter about which hotels to choose and where to stay, and while I have been living in CPH all my life I have never stayed at a hotel here so I won't be able to tell you which hotels are really good, but I do know which areas of the City are nice and common prices. I won't go into to much detail about each hotel, but simply focus on which part of the City they are located in and how to get to the CodeGarden10-venue from there. I have selected the hotels that I have seen mentioned on twitter, so if you have been looking at a hotel which is not mentioned below feel free to add a comment and I can supply a couple of notes on how to get to CG10, which is the most important ;)

First off, when staying in Copenhagen you should take advantage of the public transportation which is pretty easy to come by. There is always a bus, train or metro going to where you wanna go (CG10). Copenhagen is divided into zones, and when you buy a ticket you should buy for the number of zones you are traveling within (which can never be below two). The center of the City is Zone 1, and the other parts of (greater) Copenhagen is Zone 2 or Zone 3 (airport is Zone 4). So this means that if you are staying in Copenhagen and going to the CG10 venue (which is located in the City of Frederiksberg - Frederiksberg is surrounded by Copenhagen) you should buy a ticket for 2 zones - Price DKK 23. If you want to take the metro, train or bus from the Airport (Kastrup / CPH Airport) to the center of the City or the other way around you should buy a ticket for 3 zones - Price DKK 34, 50. Remember that when you buy a ticket you can use it for an hour in both the metro, train and bus - one ticket to rule them all. You will probably be going by public transportation 2 times each day for maybe 3 days, so you might as well buy a 10-trip card ("Klippekort" in Danish). This card costs DKK 135, its blue and is for 2 zones and can be bought at train stations, in the bus or in some kiosks. A taxi from the center of Copenhagen to the venue would probably run you around DKK 100.