I stayed in this stunning apartment for just over a week with four others (two couples and a single). Martin was kind enough to meet us at the start of our visit with beers and sent a message later to check that everything was to our liking. The flat is like a gallery, with sheer white walls throughout and the occasional, considered piece of art or design. The flip side of this minimalist design ethic, is that the lack of any sound dampening fabric, like curtains, rugs or general stuff, means that sound travels through the space better than Superman's ice cave. We all struggled with sleep at some point, either from the upstairs neighbours children or the workmen digging up the pavement outside, or the muslin thin curtains in the bedrooms that let in way too much light.

The area is really beautiful, with lots of grand houses on the streets parallel. Copenhagen is such an easy city to navigate that I doubt it matters too much where you are based, but in Frederiksberg, you can walk to pretty much any part of the centre and are well provided for places to shop and eat. This is about the best Airbnb place I've stayed in and I would definitely recommend it. Just maybe bring earplugs.