Five countries later, and we are *still* talking about how comfortable our stay in Julie's Copenhagen apartment was.
The room:
This extra large space waits to greet you with plants and modern, warm, intelligently artistic decor. You will wake with morning sun filtering through the window in the largest, most comfortable bed (that accommodates even a taller-than-average traveler) we've enjoyed in our travels.
A real 'city feel' in this room, as it has an oversized window that looks directly down onto a busy street. We enjoyed spotting dogs and motorcycles from here as they passed by.
The apartment:
This is an apartment that feels like a home, not like some listings that feel like spare flats someone keeps around just to earn income.
The location (location, location!) :)
Half a block from a grocery store open daily until late. On a very main road of the city, which leads you to lush open park and water areas one block away. A walk to Christiana, and also a historic church tower that you can climb to the top of, and extremely easily accessible by city bus or metro train from the airport.
A popular pub is just downstairs. Easy access to casual nightlife, and with this ease of access, you can expect the vibrant socializing to be audible.
The Host:
Julie is so in tune with the progressively artistic crowd that after a conversation about what kinds of activities we were hoping to track down, she was able to point us in the direction of music and art events off the mainstream path that even my friend who has lived in Copenhagen her whole life didn't know about.
In short:
Unbeatable walkable location (with cheap and easy airport access).
Beautiful home.
Kindhearted, socially conscious host.
Supremely comfortable bed.
Spacious bedroom.
If you are a light sleeper, or not used to being lulled to sleep by urban sounds, a pair of earplugs should be all you need to enjoy this perfect apartment.