The apartment is as described and pictured in the photos. It is at the top of the building (a couple floors above an Agent Provocateur), and forms one large 'L' shaped room with a kitchen area (cooker, sink, dishwasher, fridge (no freezer)) and dining area down one end, a lounge area with TV (no TV reception, but HDMI input) and some cupboards which separate the sleeping area. (And the shower/toilet is in a separate room.) There is plenty of space. Sebastian has decorated the apartment in a minimal but artistic style. In many ways it has the appearance of an art gallery with paintings by Flemming Rodian on the walls and chosen pieces carefully placed. It isn't a cosy family dwelling, but a trendy and minimal penthouse. The neighbourhood is perfect for exploring Copenhagen, just a couple minutes walk from the Kongens Nytorv metro station in the centre of the city. Although Sebastian arrived after we did this was because getting to Pilestræde from the airport was so easy. He was polite and friendly, and after showing us where everything was gave us the keys and departed. Other than climbing so many stairs the only drawback might be that the skylights above the bed make it hard to sleep in (simple solution: bring a blindfold). But then again, with so much to do in Copenhagen, why would you want to sleep in?!