This is a basic apartment with basic offerings, and likely suitable for some guests. It’s also in a great location. But I have a huge problem with the fact that it is listed in the title as a luxury apartment. It is most certainly and unequivocally NOT a luxury apartment in any way, shape, or form. It was built on a budget and is stocked on a budget, there is no question about that. I stayed at three other apartments in Copenhagen, all also listed as luxury, and all of those actually being accurate on the matter. This one was not even close. Below are some things I can point out.
No night stand or any table in one of the bedrooms. Door in that room would rattle with changes in air pressure in the apartment since it didn’t seal properly or have good engagement with the door jam. So would wake me up constantly, until I decided to put a towel on the ground and jam it under the door to stop it from moving. That bed can also be folded up and is not a real mattress, so stiff and uncomfortable. The bed in the other bedroom doesn’t fold up, but is absolutely not comfortable either.
The tv was on the ground when we first got in but used dinning room chairs to get some height on it so that we wouldn’t strain our necks watching TV.
No coffee was provided and it was a ground coffee and filter pot type, not a pod type. Every other Airbnb and even motels offer free coffee using the pod type of maker.
The dresser door in the other bedroom was not even mounted, just leaning against the side of the dresser.
The balcony door will only open 1/3 of the way because of the rug that’s on the floor blocking it from opening all the way.
There was no hand soap at either of the two sinks in the unit, no hand soap in the Covid era!! And there was just a bottle of body wash in the shower, which was unlabeled and required me to contact the host about to ask what it even was, since originally it was sitting in the bathroom sink. No shampoo was provided, even though the listing info clearly says both shampoo and body wash are provided. Along the same lines, there is a washing machine but no laundry detergent or detergent pods offered to guests, host claiming “that would be too expensive”. Seriously? I don’t think it should ruin your balance sheet to offer one or two pods of laundry detergent per stay. As opposed to the guest having to buy a whole bottle of detergent, which is way more than they would ever use during their stay!?
As you can clearly see, there is nothing that is luxury about this listing. I feel it’s misleading and inappropriate for the host to lie about the condition of this apartment, which is a basic offering, perfectly fine for some, but should in no means be listed or suggested to be even close to a luxury apartment like they currently advertise as.