Anette is an excellent and welcoming host who is generous with her time, whether it is intellectual conversations about the news of the day or Danish society, giving recommendations on getting around in Copenhagen, or meeting you at 11pm when you're lost at the metro station down the street after just getting into town. In short, Anette and her awesome son Bror make for great housemates all around. The room, the house, and the neighborhood are quite cozy, or "hygge." In fact, look up hygge and that sums up my experience here. The house is clean and well-kept without feeling sterile, and the kitchen is a pleasure to cook in. If the weather is nice, you can't help but make the lovely back garden and patio your dining area. The house is short walking or biking distance to the understated and laid back commercial heart of the Vanløse neighborhood, and is close to public transit lines that can get you to the heart of downtown in less than 20 minutes. As a graduate student in the city for an extended research trip, I couldn't have asked for a better situation. If you are in the prime of sowing your wild oats in a blaze of 24/7 glory across European capitals, this may not be the best fit for you. That's what hostels are for. For anyone else, I highly recommend staying here if you get the chance. Mange tak, Anette and Bror!