Mette’s apartment is her home; she and her family leave when they rent it out. It is very large, contemporary and cozy at the same time. It was incredibly clean and neat. Beds were very comfortable and the street is quiet. We slept like babies.
I cannot speak to convenience to restaurants, shops, transportation because we only slept there. We were visiting friends in Copenhagen and we went where they led. I can say that Copenhagen is a walkable city, although large, public transport was easy and organized and everyone speaks English and is generally friendly and willing to help if you have questions. There are not too many tourists in Osterbro, so if you want to be away from that, this is a great place.
This may be important to some people culturally or maybe individually. With the exception of a clothes rack with about 8 hangers, there was no place to keep clothing. Had we been there for longer than three nights, that would have become a bit annoying. As it is Mette’s home though, and European apartments generally don’t have lots of storage room, I understand. Mild inconvenience, but this is the first Airbnb I’ve used with no space to store folded clothing.
I also think the place was extremely expensive. Copenhagen is a very expensive city (be aware, Americans who may not know), but I felt doubling the price per night just because it was a weekend was a bit much compared with other Airbnb’s I’ve used comparable in size. Any price is still extra money in the pocket so almost $200/night was a bit much in my book.
Mette allowed us to keep our luggage in her apartment the day we left (checkout at 10 am, flight didn’t leave until 4 pm) and that was quite nice and accommodating. It enabled us to spend a few more hours in the city without having to spend 6 hrs in the airport before a 9-hour flight.