We had a really brilliant stay in Copenhagen - even before we arrived, Sebastian had emailed us with really handy instructions on how to reach the apartment from the airport. When we arrived, Ole was waiting for us and gave us a tour of the apartment. Ole was really warm and friendly, was happy to answer our questions, and gave us some good tips about the local area and what kind of food we should order in restaurants in order to get a taste of some nice authentic Danish food. Later on, the guys messaged us with a restaurant recommendation in Copenhagen which turned out to be one of the highlights of our trip! They also left us a lovely gift of a bottle of wine which was really kind of them, and greatly appreciated. The guys also left a useful set of instructions regarding use of the appliances in the apartment, along with a load of tourist leaflets and maps. The apartment was amazing - adorned with lots of cool artwork of Sebastian's which really gave the place a nice character. The main room has a TV area with sofas, plus a dining table with a lovely light just above it. There was a balcony just off of the dining area, which has a table and chairs - perfect if you want to eat outside and enjoy the nice weather (which we did!). The kitchen was a really good size and had everything you could need if you wanted to cook. The bathroom had a washer and dryer in case you needed to wash clothes during your stay, and the shower was perfect. The bedroom was really nice too - the bed was so comfortable, and huge! It had a balcony too, which looked down on to a courtyard behind the building. The apartment is on the 4th floor of the building, and has no elevator, so might be a struggle if you have mobility issues - the climb was good exercise though! The apartment is in a really good location - it is only 3 minutes away from Dybbølsbro station if you are getting the S-train, and only about 15-20 minutes walk from Copenhagen Central station, Tivoli Gardens and City Hall Square. Plus, Kødbyen (AKA the meatpacking area) is literally just around the corner, and has loads of cool restaurants and bars to try out. There is a small supermarket just by the Dybbølsbro station, and a bigger one in Kødbyen, which are handy if you want to cook your own meals rather than going to restaurants all the time. As previously mentioned, we really enjoyed our stay in Copenhagen, and I think that a big part of the reason we enjoyed it so much is that we were able to stay in Sebastian and Ole's apartment. I would recommend anyone thinking about going to Copenhagen to stay here - a combination of a great apartment, great location and really great hosts - what more could you ask...