It was an enchanting couple of summer days in Copenhagen, made extra special by our stay at Anna's place. The historic charm of its cozy, bright spaces is complemented by its furnishings--each element of which seems to be a thoughtfully and artistically considered memento. The kitchen-dining space is practical--large, clean, well-equipped--and magical, with idyllic views to the courtyard garden where neighborhood children play, an urban garden grows (converted years ago from a parking lot, a neighbor told me triumphantly), and a playful black cat roams. A seven minute morning walk takes you to Bageriet Brød, apparently one of Copenhagen's best bakeries (anecdotally, we can confirm--their rye bread was phenomenal). Everything went smoothly--an unlikely scenario when traveling with kids (3 yrs and 4 months old)--and meeting Anna both before and afterwards for check-in/out and to chat for a bit was lovely.