Fantastic location and stylish space that makes it a great jumping off point to explore most of the city. We walked nearly everywhere: through Frederiksberg as far as the Copenhagen Zoo, into Nørrebro to stroll the Assistens Kirkegård, and Indre By to roam it's historic streets making it as far as the Kastellet. The apartment is about a 10 minute walk from the Central Station, making it easy to get to when you arrive. The apartment is on the top floor so it is private and very quiet.
KEEP IN MIND this is a 6th floor walk-up with a ladder to the bedroom, so if you're out of shape, have tons of luggage, or are a bit older then you may want to reconsider. Also worth noting that it's clear some residents in the building are smokers because the stairwell smells of stale smoke. Neither of these things bothered us very much though.
Beer/Food recommendations
Warpigs Brewery is only 5 minutes away and is must-visit if you enjoy craft beer or are missing BBQ. It's a collaboration between Mikkeller (local) and Three Floyds (USA) which, take it from a Texan, serves fairly authentic Texas BBQ cooked in smokers built in Lockhart, TX. Continuing the beer theme, Mikkeller has three locations nearby: Mikkeller Bar (underground, charming), Hyggestund (cozy breakfast/brunch spot), and Øl & Brød (upscale, Danish) that are all worth checking out. Further away, Nørrebro has an amazing bar called Mikkeller & Friends which, in addition to being great on it's own, has back-bar with a world-class collection of sour ales. Not too far away and back towards the inner city you'll find two brewpubs that are 100% worth the visit: BRUS and Nørrebro Bryghus. If they're available, the fermented potato fries at BRUS are a must. Finally, near Nyhavn is a cute restaraunt called Bistro Central that serves Danish fair on small plates and maybe the best Halibut I've ever tasted.