I booked this apartment for a week when my wife and my son came to visit me from NYC for a week while I was here on business. Couldn't put them up at the Marriott because we needed a kitchen to cook baby food. Also, although most places are technically still walkable from the Marriott, we preferred something closer to the city center for her and something still close to the central train station for me. This place was the best all worlds. The location is a few streets away from Strøget, one of the well known streets in Copenhagen and also a few hundred meters closer to the train. And with special thanks to the daughter of the host, the place had plenty of high quality wooden toys for my little one (and even a crib!). We had a great time staying during that week because although we managed to score some spots at Noma, we also had a few nights where dinner was cooked in the cozy kitchen (quite large by NYC standards). The grocery store chains Irma and Netto are minutes away, as well as Torvehallerne, the Chelsea market of Copenhagen. And the hostess had great recommendations for where to eat around the area. As with most places in the city center, this apartment is several hundred years old. So, expect something a little on the rustic side including plank wooden floors. But if you are able to picture living in an Anthropologie store, then you would have no problem. The area is a bit West Villagey, so the streets and noise level outside get a little crazier on the weekends, but luckily the apartment is on the 2nd floor. We'd definitely do it again!