We stayed at Charlotte's apartment for five days in October, and I highly recommend it to anyone looking for a comfortable, immaculate, and conveniently-located place to stay in Copenhagen.

The location is very central, less than a five-minute walk from the Norreport Metro station that will get you to the airport in fifteen minutes. Also within a five-minute walk are Rosenborg Castle, the Round Tower, charming squares, a large variety of restaurants, two grocery stores, and a large gourmet food market, one of the best in Copenhagen. We walked to most of the major tourist sites: Nyhavn, the National Museum, Tivoli Gardens, the dock for harbor tours, etc.

Charlotte's apartment is in a quiet street, on the top floor of a small seventeenth-century building with rooftop views. The four flights of stairs are steep and narrow, the only real drawback to the apartment. It is very newly renovated and comfortably furnished, with a spacious bathroom (by Copenhagen standards) containing both a tub and a separate stall shower. The kitchen is large and very well equipped, and the bedroom featured a comfortable queen-sized bed.

Charlotte was out of town when we visited, but her very nice father, Ole, played host. He met us at the apartment with fresh bread from the wonderful bakery around the corner, as well as a bottle of freshly-squeezed orange juice, a quart of milk, butter, and a jar of jam. He also showed us how to work the appliances, including an espresso maker, dishwasher, and washing machine. When he had trouble getting the TV to work properly, he called Charlotte, who advised him to call the repairmen, who were able to come immediately. Ole then waited in the apartment until they were finished, which enabled us to jump right into our vacation without any delay. When we arrived back at the apartment later that afternoon, all was well and the TV worked perfectly. Great service!

Thank you, Ole and Charlotte! We had a great time and would definitely stay here again.