A Danish Fairytale

In 1872 the Nimb family took over a restaurant in the famous Tivoli Gardens called Divan 2, and that is where the journey began. In 1909, inspired by Moorish architecture and built by architect and managing director Knud Arne-Petersen himself, they opened the white palace like hotel that we can still see today.

- Natalie Pedder-Bajaj

Nimb Hotel, attached to Tivoli Gardens, one of the world’s oldest amusement parks reopened in May 2008 following extensive renovations. Each room was refurbished with the best of Danish design and the ‘hygge’ (feel like home) concept.

The Nimb underwent a total re-haul, both internally and externally where the facade was restored in Italian marble and stucco to create a simpler more exclusive feel. Solid Douglas wooden floors were installed and interior elements of Øland granite were integrated in the design. Natural materials of the highest quality were used to give Nimb a breath of modern Scandinavian architecture, while still preserving its original Moorish inspiration.