Emil and Kit were there to meet us and showed us round and described what to do in the area. They were prepared with maps and guides to local sites and amenities. They presented us with sparkling wine and delicious juice as a welcome gift and were very generous in letting us use any of their own provisions. The flat is simply amazing - big and open and light and everything is new and beautiful and clean. We stayed in early April and the flat was really warm - too hot for us - but I am sure the heat is welcome in the colder months. The flat is on the top floor of a 7 floor block with 96 steps to get up there, which had us huffing and puffing especially with shopping and suitcases. It is not suitable for the elderly or disabled. The block is uninspiring from the outside, but once you get through the front door it is exactly as the pictures - really chic. The local area is quiet and we heard nothing of neighbours. Towards town, the area gets trendier and trendier with lovely bars, shops and cafes, so the walk into the city takes about 15/20 minutes but is interesting. Equally you can take a bus to and from the flat from town, which costs about £2.50 each way. Copenhagen is full of all sorts of things to do, and although expensive, is not dissimilar in price to the more expensive areas of London. All in all we had a great trip and the flat provided a brilliant base from which to sight see and get around, and from which to cook and laze about after a hard day's walking around.