The loft apartment in Ruth’s “House of Wine” was wonderful! The location was great - so close to the center of Copenhagen, and only a short walk to the Gammel Strand metro stop. We walked a lot, but the metro was handy for trips farther out.
As others have mentioned, the apt. is on the 3rd floor, with sloping ceilings - especially at the top of the staircase near the apartment’s entrance. If you don’t like a lot of stairs or need more space - Ruth also offers two larger apartments on floors 1 and 2.
My friend and I spread out for our 4-night stay, with one of us sleeping on the futon in the living room, and the other in one of the twin beds in the bedroom. Ruth provided dinnerware and equipment for cooking simple meals. We shopped for food at a local Forex grocery store, and ate several meals in the apt. We also enjoyed burgers at nearby Cocks and Cows, and delicious pizza at Luca.
The apartment is in a busy area, so it can get a bit noisy at night - especially on the weekend. Bring your earplugs, if city noise bothers you.
While in Copenhagen, I strongly recommend getting the Copenhagen Card for transportation to and from the airport, cruise terminal, or out of town for visits to Roskilde (Cathedral and Viking Ship Museum), Hillerod (for Frederiksborg Castle), and Helsinger (for Kronberg Castle).