This apartment was a godsend. That beautiful view was a joy to wake up to every morning. Coming back to it after 10 hours of walking was better than coming home. Most of my photographs seem to have been taken from there. The place was very clean, the furnishings in excellent condition. It was wonderful to open the windows on both sides of the apartment and let the breezes blow through. I was there with my adult son for the first week, with a couple (friends of mine) for the second, and on my own for the third. They all agreed the sofabed was very comfortable. They really appreciated the small but separate bed and bath on the lower level which made it comfortable for friends to share the apartment. Their only complaint was the weakness of their shower. The master bedroom was large and the bed very comfortable. The bathroom was big and very bright. The tub and handheld shower there worked very well. The Jacuzzi was very welcome after walking all day. The living room is the heart of the apartment, with a large sofa to unwind on in the evening. I even lay there one late afternoon with the sun streaming in the open window. (Never sunbathed on a living room sofa before). There is a beautiful and very large dining room table which was useful for spreading maps and brochures on, and where everyone could gather. The kitchen, which I thought I would use a lot because of the cost of eating out, was well equipped (though it could use something to brew coffee in). However, we were usually so tired by the end of the day, we didn't cook much. We did twice heat a frozen pizza in the oven though. The elevator was an absolute blessing, as was the washer/dryer in the apartment. (Warning: many other Copenhagen apartments for rent may be on the fifth floor with no elevator.) The location was ideal - a twenty minute walk to Tivoli, ten minutes to Nørreport Station where we could get either the Metro or the train. Nørreport was also the beginning of Fiolstrade, a street that one could use to walk all the way to the Strøget, and which was a very interesting street in its own right. Nansensgade behind the apartment had many good places to eat. Cafe Anton was a lovely, cozy restaurant and right across from the apartment. Torvehallen market nearby proved to be a great source of meals. Caroline and Christian were very helpful whenever we had any questions, and left many tourist brochures for our use. I cannot imagine ever going back to Copenhagen and not being able to stay in this apartment. It truly felt like home and I am so glad that I didn't stay in a hotel instead. I was there on my own for a week and never felt unsafe, day or night. Writing this has me longing to be back there now. - Martha, Winnipeg,...