Boutique Living was a great host in Copenhagen. Though we had a little trouble initially finding the door (sandwiched between an Herb shop and Tanning Salon), the apartment was well decorated, clean and modern. We had three in our group and could have easily slept four. Very comfortable beds and linens. The host was responsive before the trip, but we never had to contact him while we were there. Perhaps the best attribute of this apartment was its amazing location right off King's New Square (Kongens Nytorv) and just south-east of Nyhavn. For those in college and in their mid-20's, this is the spot to be for Copenhagen nightlife during the week, when all of the clubs are closed. We went in mid-June when many schools go on break so there were crowded bars from 10:30-5:00 a.m. Tuesday through Thursday. We were stunned by how friendly and fun the Danish were and dumbstruck by their superb English-speaking skills. Check out Gothersgade and the surrounding streets for fun places for a drink. Finally, because Uber doesn’t exist in Copenhagen, walkability/bike ability is key. There is a rentable Go Bike station right down the street, and it was great to be able to walk all over the city quickly.