This is a very nice apartment in a very nice neighborhood. I will focus on the apartment first then the neighborhood. The apartment is cool and modern. There is a ton of natural light and windows that easily open in the front (living room area) and the back (bedroom and kitchen side of the apartment). There is a lot of space. You won't feel cramped (except in the bathroom -- see below). It is creatively decorated with cool furniture. There is a bit too much kitsch for my taste but even that has its own charm. The host has an amazing record collection. Unfortunately his record player was broken (he warned me that it was, so it was not a surprise, which is fair). The appliances are all well-functioning and modern. The bed was comfortable. There is an iron. The apartment is near the top of the building, so if you are elderly and/or in poor shape, keep in mind there are a LOT of stairs. The check-in process was smooth and easy. The host was communicative and was there when I arrived. He showed me around the place and was very friendly. He left three beers for me in the fridge, which I enjoyed, as well as Denmark's famous dark bread, which is a sort of religion for Danes. The bathroom is typically Danish, but if you're American (guilty as charged) you might be surprised. It is a small room (or medium-sized closet) with no windows and no real partition between the toilet and the shower besides a curtain that doesn't quite do the job. Again, this is not out of the ordinary for Denmark but it is something you should be aware of. I only have three complaints about the apartment: First, there is no washer/dryer in the unit or building as advertised. As someone who was near the end of a six week trip, this was a bit annoying because I had a lot of laundry to do. There is a laundromat across the street, but since it is not in the unit or building I didn't feel comfortable just leaving my clothes unattended while they were washing. This cut into time that I might have otherwise been enjoying the city. Having a washer/dryer in the unit or building was important to me and I didn't appreciate the false advertising. Second, all the pillowcases, sheets, and towels smelled faintly of what seemed to be cigarette smoke. It is not too much to expect clean sheets to smell clean and I washed everything at my own expense. Third, every time I flushed the toilet there was a very feint smell of sewage in the bathroom. Since it is small and has no windows, this odor doesn't leave the room quickly. Now, on to the neighborhood. Vesterbro is indeed a very cool neighborhood as advertised. It is the sort of modern, hipster neighborhood that can be found in nearly every Western city these days, packed with cafes, coffee shops,...