Location. Location. Location. A safe, friendly, neighborhood place to stay, close to shopping and the beach. The shopping street of Amagerbrogade is an easy walk away through two beautiful garden churchyards. To get to the Netto grocery it would take you longer to blink and the Metro is only a few minutes walk from there. The Metro easily connected us to the entire Copenhagen municipality. But if you are more comfortable with busses take the 5C on Amagerbrogade which goes to Tivoli (or in the other direction, the airport). Most important to us was that our son and grandchildren live merely a block away from Morton's apartment so we really appreciated how easy he made check-in by arranging exchange of keys with my son before they picked us up at airport (which is very close, yet there was absolutely no jet noise). Morton showed above-and-beyond welcoming skills and made our arrival seamless so we could focus on the joy of reuniting with our family. (BTW: We had our hair done at the Santa Fe Salon, Amagerbrogade 101. Kirsten Hansen--who had lived in the U.S.--is talented with hair. We truly appreciated what she did.)