This apartment was so comfortable and beautiful that we sometimes wanted to spend time inside rather than going out sightseeing. The apartment is huge, with a spacious living and dining room, good-sized master bedroom, small office that doubles as a second bedroom, two large bathrooms and a medium-sized kitchen that is open to the dining and living rooms. The open concept as well as the terrace give the apartment the feeling of a very large space. The terrace is the star of the apartment, though. I enjoyed my morning coffee there, with a lovely view of the enormous Marble Church dome and gold-onion domes of the Russian Orthodox church. It would be a great space for entertaining. The bathrooms - which are both huge by European standards - include a shower with curtain, so the room doesn't get too wet, as well as a clothes washer/dryer. If you go in August, be aware that no apartments in Copenhagen have A/C, but this one has lots of windows to open and the terrace (and two balconies) for cooling off.

The location is also perfect - practically next-door to the Marble Church, a 5-minute walk to Amalienborg Slot (you can say that the Queen was your neighbor), around the corner from grocery stores and an easy walk to Rosenborg Slot, Nyhavn, the harbor taxi, nice restaurants, local shops, and the Kastellet. The neighborhood was not "touristy," but was still close to most sights, and felt like one of the more upscale and clean neighborhoods.

Rasmus responded quickly and thoroughly to e-mails. The check-in went smoothly, with Rasmus's friend letting us in and showing us the apartment. Wi-fi worked well. If I were to move to Copenhagen, I'd want to live in this apartment.