We stayed in Lars and Eva’s home in July 2017. We are a family of four with two older teenage boys (16 & 19). The property is situated in a quite leafy suburb of Copenhagen. During our stay we hired a car which made getting about a bit easier and was especially useful when doing a grocery shop from one of the larger stores. Lars and Eva’s home is a detached property with spacious garden to the rear and a smaller garden at the front. There garden is equipped with a gas barbeque, garden furniture, trampoline, swing and slide so it would suit a family with younger children although we all enjoyed the odd bounce on the trampoline! We had excellent weather during our stay so were able to enjoy the garden and the nearby park and lake. The walk round the lake and park is about 3.75 miles (6km) and is a great place to go for a walk or a run as it’s very flat. (There’s a café half way round if you get tired!) Lars and Eva’s home is a spacious open plan layout with the main living area comprising a well equipped kitchen with all the usual amenities including a microwave and dishwasher. This leads on to a dining area opening out into the main living area with patio doors opening to the garden. There is also a utility room with washing machine and dryer. There a shower/toilet and another room on the ground floor. Upstairs there is a large master bedroom, a bathroom with bath and shower, two further bedrooms and an open space with a sofa, TV and games console. (A good place to send the kids when you want some peace and quiet downstairs). Communication with Lars & Eva prior to arrival was excellent. They provided an information pack with all that we needed to know about how to get to the property and the amenities in the local area including shops and restaurants which was very useful when we arrived. They also provided an information pack in the property with information leaflets listing lots of things to do and places to visit during our stay. For grocery shopping there is a large shopping centre (Roedovre Centrum) about 1.5miles (2km) from the property which has a large supermarket. There are a number of smaller stores closer to the property. The public transport system in Denmark is excellent so when we wanted to go into Copenhagen we used the train or Metro. We did consider taking the car into Copenhagen as the roads are not too busy but the parking in the city centre is very expensive 60DKK per hour (abut £7.5) so the train is much easier, quicker and cheaper. There is a station about 5 minutes’ walk from the property and a single adult ticket into Copenhagen costs 24DKK (about £3) these can be used on the buses trains and metro. We used the mobile ticketing app on our phones which makes...