Annika's place is gorgeous with amazing views and an even better location for exploring Copenhagen. The building is right in the middle of everything but is still quiet at night, especially with the windows closed. It can get hot in the summer with the windows closed, but there is a large fan provided to mitigate that.
As other reviewers have stated, there is quite a stair climb to get to this 5th floor apartment in a building with tall ceilings. We counted 88 steps from the street to the apartment. One other downside: The apartment has a wet bathroom with no tub. The concrete floor slopes toward a drain and is painted with a glossy paint, so it is very slippery when taking a shower. It was a bit of a trick for us spry 30- and 40-somethings to stay upright sometimes. I wouldn't recommend this bathroom for anyone who is elderly or has balance issues. On the upside, the bathroom has windows that bring in light, provide a view, and open to create a strong breeze which airs it out very quickly.
The kitchen is well equipped and includes a washing machine, but you may have to dig around to find a few of the supplies you're looking for, including trash bags, which as another reviewer stated were also not pre-installed for us.
You can also store rental bikes securely in the courtyard of the building, making renting bikes very convenient indeed.
Overall, this was a beautiful place to spend a week in Copenhagen, and those steps helped us work off all of the calories we accumulated each day in the city's amazing restaurants and cafes.