We rented the apartment for a month to enjoy my wife’s birth country, Denmark. Our adult daughters and their families joined us at various times so we needed a large space.
We arrived as Kaspar was just finishing the loading of his car. He gave us a friendly and thorough orientation. We had his cell number but did not need to use it. All dealings with him were beyond expectations. He even offered help when a family member living in Denmark had urgent surgery a few blocks away at Rigshospital.
The apartment was ideal. It was bright, airy, and well furnished. Kaspar had cleared out closet space so we could settle in easily. The apartment was a brief walk to several grocery stores, many restaurants and a couple of bakeries. It was 5 minutes walk to the 6A bus stop which was a short ride to Tivoli and the center of Copenhagen. The 6A bus also takes you to Norreport Station for transfer to the Metro light rail system to Ny Havn, the airport, etc. Most members of our group walked to most of those locations, but we grandparents grew fond of 6A. Hint: buy a Rejsekort, a prepaid card for public transportation.