I stayed at Birgitte & Egil's Airbnb for five months, while studying at the university for a semester, and I couldn't have had a better experience! It felt more like home than home does (to be honest, I'm still heartbroken to have left!). It was a real oasis, while only a twenty-minute cycle or bus ride into the city centre (and another five-minute metro ride to the uni's south campus for anyone considering the same as me). As a study abroad student, I was a little concerned about choosing this over student accommodation (which I heard could sometimes be hard to secure and wasn't much different in price) especially in terms of meeting people, but I found I made friends nonetheless. I am someone who enjoys spending time alone, as well, so it was a pleasure to have my own beautiful space to return to each day. I was very lucky with my flatmate, as well: a girl doing an internship in the city for four months and with whom I got on very well. I got a nice surprise when I arrived and saw that the kitchen was upgraded a lot from the photo online, with an oven/microwave, hob, dishwasher, kettle, fridge. Everything you could need. And being able to use the washer and dryer for free was another amazing bonus! The french doors in my room made it extra light and airy and it was great having my own entry/exit. I definitely enjoyed having the television in my room as well (with apple tv), making me feel like the most spoilt study abroad student in history! My favourite part, though, was having Utterslev Mose (a lake and park) right next door - and by that, I mean the end of the street, about a yard away! - which I think must be one of the most beautiful and serene places in the world in the summer evenings. And smelling the lilac trees through the open windows. And walking down the lovely street they're situated on. There are several food shops close by as well, the closest about 8mins walk away. I was able to keep the bike I bought in their adjoining bike shed as well, which was perfect. The underfloor heating was wonderful, especially in the winter months. Although while I was there it was unable to be turned off in the kitchen and laundry room, it was hardly any bother. The floorboards above were quite creeky if you're not used to it and not very soundproof, and the kids next door could be quite noisy at times, but I didn't consider these big issues and certainly wouldn't consider them deal breakers if I were considering a long or short stay here, as there is still plenty of peace and quiet to be had. Most importantly, Birgitte and Egil were very generous and friendly hosts who made me feel right at home, chatting whenever we crossed paths. My stay in their Airbnb made my experience of Copenhagen...