Very nice week's stay at Andreas and Louise's apartment in sunny Copenhagen. The apartment is in an excellent location, less than 5 minutes' walk from the Frederiksberg metro stop, from which you can easily access central Copenhagen and most of the city in a very short time. There is a supermarket and many nice shops nearby, including a really nice Italian deli that we found on Falkoner Alle, and several restaurants and coffee shops. There are two great parks nearby (the small university botanical garden at the end of the road, and the larger Frederiksberg Have about 20 minutes walk away), great for younger children. It is quite a long walk into the main centre but the metro is very quick and easy. We traveled with a young baby and communication from the hosts was excellent throughout, which made it a very stress-free trip for us.
The apartment itself has two large bedrooms and two large living areas. The sleeping arrangements in the smaller bedroom are two single air beds (which might not be to everyone's liking but was fine for us, with our little one in Andreas and Louise's travel-cot). The flat is furnished well and with typical Danish style, some really nice touches. There was plenty of stuff to cook with in the kitchen, and a six-person dining table in the main part of the apartment. The only issue for travelling with a family would be that the toilet/shower room is very small (typical for Copenhagen) and there is no bath, but we managed fine for a week. The only other drawback is that it is on the 5th or 6th floor, and up a lot of stairs (no elevator), so no good if you're not able to climb stairs.
There is a nice courtyard with the apartment and the neighbourhood is generally very nice, although a bit of noisy traffic sometimes on the road outside, it didn't bother us, and this is what you get in a big city. Andreas and Louise were very helpful with suggestions of things to do and practicalities, and were accommodating about the use of food (and beer) from the fridge. We would definitely stay here again if in Copenhagen.