This was our first Air B&B experience so we were a little hesitant and unsure exactly what to expect. Thankfully our friendly host Dorte was in constant contact sending us texts and making sure that everything was well coordinated. The residence is a perfect example of blending an older European building with her modern design touches (as an Architect, something that I personally loved to see). What makes Dorte's place special is that it gives you the opportunity to really be "Danish" by way of its location to the surrounding community. Its not deep in a single-family dwelling neighborhood and not in the middle of a noisy city block (though I have to admit all of Copenhagen is quite and quiet city compared to the one we live in). The property is situated in a quiet-ish community but close enough to the core of Copenhagen with a hearty walk, bikes (provided), or the bus stop at the end of the street. There is a grocery store close by, ample restaurants (the local bakeries in walking distance are AMAZING), and quaint little shops. While its a bit more of an effort we recommend walking/biking to get into the town, the extra time is worth it, and you see so much more. Dorte's place is on the top floor and you do have to navigate a steep winding staircase to get up to it. HOWEVER its 100% worth it. Your reward is the 2nd floor living room and outdoor deck with great views from the residence. We spent most of our time in those two spaces. If you like to cook, great! This kitchen is easily accessible with all the western appliances you need and loads of space work in. The WiFi is top notch and I was able to conduct a few evening business conference calls via Skype with perfect clarity. Like the rest of the residence the bed and bath were both clean, comfortable and we couldn't be happier. We had a wonderful experience in Dorte's home and it is an exquisite example of living in Copenhagen as a "local". You won't regret booking a stay here, we will be back for sure.