Nice room in a beautiful apartment in a cool surrounding that you'll share with Eva and her friend.
The apartment is located in Vesterbro, a real cool district. It's just a 10 minute walk from the main train station. There are a lot of nice and cool cafes, bars or restaurants just minutes away. As Eva wasn't in town when we arrived, we got the key to the apartment at a small cool store just around the corner. The room is large enough and very friendly. There are three large windows, a TV, a locker and a double bed with two mattresses where we slept really well. In the apartment there is also a living room with a large table and the kitchen is equipped with all you'll need if you want to use it. The bathroom is small with a toilet and a open shower. As Denmark is known for its good design, the apartment is nice designed too, but we didn't spend a lot of time there as we wanted to explore CPH. The inner city is in walking distance or you can get around with public transport. We met Eva and her friend only once, they were nice and friendly and helpful. The other days we only heard them in the morning, but didn't meet, which is sad, cause it would have been nice to talk to them. If we come back to CPH we'll surely try to stay at Eva's apartment again.
A view words to CPH: we never had been to a more friendly and relaxed city. People are cool and helpful anywhere you go. They are smiling and open minded. The city itself is great - wonderful buildings, old and new, water everywhere and as long as the weather is ok, the living happens outside. We bought tickets for the 'Hop-On-Hop-Of' tour which is very touristic, naturally. But it's a good way to get around in the city, visit the 'must sees', and learn about CPH. As a ride in a boat is included, you'll see CPH also from the water side. Also we had the 'Copenhagen Card' which we can recommend if you like to visit museums, the aquarium, the Tivoli or other interesting sites. You can use the card also for public transport. As far as we can tell, there are no free bicycles anymore. In CPH a huge amount of people are using bikes, and there are a lot of streets especially build for bicycles. There are bikes to rent on nearly every corner of the city.
A known fact is, that Scandinavia is very expensive. So is CPH. Even if you try to eat and drink cheap, plan some extra budget...
We love Copenhagen and we'll be back!