We stayed in this Nyhavn unit for a week. Some observation:
-The Check-in: It’s self check-in and easy.
-The Main Living Room/Bedroom: Has two dormer windows (not all the windows open) with vintage “early frat house/dorm room” decor with furnishings such as a table topped with a manhole cover, small French posters on the wall, wooden Carlsberg beer boxes as side tables, and a collection of eclectic objects. The room also has 2 small tables and 4 chairs. Ikea-like storage cubes act as a room divider.
-Cleanliness: The unit was clean though worn.
-The View: Tall masted ships, tour boats, bikers on a mission, buskers, and all of the sightseers of Nyhavn.
-The Bed: Has no backboard and is covered with ironed sheets and comfortable. BTW: Earplugs are recommended: Friday night is party time on the street below; Monday morning (very early) is the glass bottle collection - and then there are the delivery trucks…
-The Kitchen: Is functional and old. It has a clothes washer, an electric hot water pitcher, and a pod type coffee maker but no microwave.
-The Bathroom: Is large and tiled, with a funky tub. Imagine a very large wash tub shaped like a chair that is surprisingly more practical than sitting in a flat tub. It also has a newish sink area.
-The Contact: Rasmus (et al) is eager to please and is quick in communicating.
-Overall: The place was clean and functional, but worn. It needs repairs and upgrading, but the location and view can’t be beat.