Copenhagen short-term rentals, Oct 2025 to Sep 2026.
These are market numbers, not ours: the average across the PriceLabs comp sets of the Copenhagen listings we price (up to 171 in a month), each month set against the same month a year earlier. A comp set is the group of competing listings a property is priced against, so this is what operators across the market saw.
| Month | Market occupancy (last year → this) | Market nightly rate, DKK (last year → this) | Market RevPAR vs last year | Booking window | Average stay |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Oct 2025 | 73% → 75% | DKK 1,920 → DKK 2,023 | +8% | 49 days | 4.3 nights |
| Nov 2025 | 68% → 68% | DKK 1,856 → DKK 1,964 | +4% | 49 days | 4.3 nights |
| Dec 2025 | 69% → 71% | DKK 1,972 → DKK 2,165 | +12% | 56 days | 4.0 nights |
| Jan 2026 | 61% → 60% | DKK 1,668 → DKK 1,787 | +6% | 38 days | 4.9 nights |
| Feb 2026 | 62% → 62% | DKK 1,670 → DKK 1,796 | +9% | 37 days | 4.6 nights |
| Mar 2026 | 66% → 68% | DKK 1,745 → DKK 1,913 | +12% | 40 days | 4.3 nights |
| Apr 2026 | 67% → 69% | DKK 1,340 → DKK 1,494 | +13% | 38 days | 3.7 nights |
| May 2026 | 75% → 80% | DKK 1,414 → DKK 1,614 | +19% | 50 days | 4.1 nights |
| Jun 2026 | 79% → 81% | DKK 1,511 → DKK 1,709 | +15% | 53 days | 3.9 nights |
| Jul 2026 | 78% → 78% | DKK 1,533 → DKK 1,682 | +9% | 48 days | 4.1 nights |
| Aug 2026 | 87% → 88% | DKK 1,632 → DKK 1,796 | +11% | 61 days | 4.5 nights |
| Sep 2026 | 79% → 81% | DKK 1,510 → DKK 1,672 | +12% | 46 days | 4.3 nights |
Source: PriceLabs comp-set data for RevOpt-managed Copenhagen listings, Oct 2025–Sep 2026. Booking window and average stay are this year's market averages. Months still being booked are not shown.
Areas in this data: København, Aarhus, Copenhagen, Charlottenlund.
What moves revenue in Copenhagen.
1. High rates all year
Market nightly rates ran about DKK 1,494–DKK 2,165 through the months we track. At those rates, small percentage mistakes on every night add up quickly.
2. Summer fills the city
Market occupancy climbed to about 88% in Aug. Festival weeks and cruise season make summer the time to hold rate, not chase occupancy.
3. Winter is about the right guests
Occupancy dipped to about 60% in Jan. Business travel, events and longer stays fill winter; weekly and monthly rates and day-of-week pricing matter more than headline discounts.
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