If you have the chance to book this flat, do so! The sleek Danish furnishings in the photos are accurate but there is a warmth that photos can't capture. Steffen sent a few messages and emails before our arrival and followed up as needed during our stay. The flat is located in a nice neighborhood next to the Central train station and Copenhagen's Chinatown. If you exit the train staion and see the Tivoli Gardens in front of you then go back in and exit through the other side for a quick walk to the flat. However, be sure to come back and visit the Tivoli for several hours as there are fun rides, many food options, stage shows and lights at night that make the park look magical.It is rumored that Walt Disney based his theme parks on the Tivoli Gardens. We had a great dinner at Fu Hao restraurant on our first night, a five minute walk from the flat and purchased fresh produce from the corner markets. There is a 7-Eleven two blocks away where we grabbed yogurt, milk and pastry on arrival. My fellow Americans, the Danish 7-Eleven is so much better than it's US counterpart. Try the one in the train station for good selection of ready meals. In the train station, near the information center, is a very nice grocery with a large selection of produce, cheeses, beers, deli and bakery. There are several places nearby that we would have visited if we were travelling without our children-Apropos, Cafe Mandela, Pate Pate, 1656 Cocktail Bar and the Taphouse. We had a wonderful Copenhagen experience and highly recommend this AirBnB as the perfect home for your time in Denmark.