Cecilie was very responsive to our inquiries prior to arriving, but unfortunately wasn't in town when we arrived. She had a friend meet us, however, who was great -- our plane was late and he was very understanding of moving our meetup time later and promptly met us at the re-scheduled time to let us in. This is a beautiful flat -- Cecilie's taste is impeccable --- the decor is outstanding, the kitchen is adorable and clearly renovated with everything you might need, the bedroom comfortable and well-appointed, and the light-filled living room really cute and just so easy to get comfy in. Short stairs to apartment but otherwise easy access. It is 'lived-in' so there's no extra closet space or drawers, but it also means that it has all the creature comforts (Wifi! Tv!) and we found everything very clean. We only had two quibbles and some advice. First quibble -- it is about a twenty-minute walk from Central Station, which is fine if you're traveling lightly, but if you're carrying luggage, we'd recommend the 6A bus up and down Vesterbrogade from Central Station (it is also a convenient way to get to the Norreport area). Second quibble -- the photo of the bathroom is as advertised, but could use more of an explanation: the showerhead for the bathroom is literally behind the door -- there is no separate shower stall; rather a pipe runs from the sink up the wall behind the door to a showerhead, there is a drain in the floor next to the sink, and you spread two plastic curtains on each side in front of the door/toilet to keep the rest of the bathroom dry. Unfortunately, while the rest of the bathroom was kept dry, this method of shower did leave the bathroom floor wet for a bit afterwards, which if you had to use the toilet while the floor was still drying wasn't ideal conditions. Don't get us wrong -- this totally worked and there was no problem with waterflow or nice hot water, but it wasn't quite our favorite shower conditions. Finally, as for the location, Vesterbro is as advertised -- very cool and adorable small restaurants, cafes, and shops were near the apartment, but with still a bit of an edgy remnant of its more unsavory past on certain blocks (this did not surprise us as we'd read about it, but might as well state for the less-informed that, for example, the first few blocks around Central Station on at least Istedgade had a few shops and 'clubs' that the more prurient might object to [or the less prurient seek out!], and we accidentally wandered down at least one street were there was a suspicious excess of 'massage parlors'). However, we never felt unsafe and the area especially near the apartment seemed filled with friendly young college students and young families. Overall, we had a wonderful time in Copenhagen and would not hesitate to recommend this apartment or our host Cecilie!