Reaching the apartment from Copenhagen airport was easy-peasy. We took the easy-to-use, very frequent, Metro and after 10 short stops alighted at FORUM station from where it took about three minutes walk to reach the apartment building. We had not asked for, or been given, the appropriate doorbell name to press, so a quick text to Linda’s Mum, who was waiting to greet us, solved that issue. Linda’s Mum welcomed us in and was friendly, courteous and concise, showing us around the apartment mentioning both the facilities and the expected modus operandi of how we should use and leave things at the end of stay. Keys were handed over and Linda’s Mum left us to settle in and begin our exploration of the apartment and Copenhagen. What you see in the apartment photos on the AirBnB posting represents what you get. The first bedroom was sparsely yet perfectly functionally furnished and was located above the main street – where even with the windows open during the night, our sleep was never impeded by late night street noise etc. Across the hallway was the main bathroom which has a shower, washbasin, washing machine and dryer, toilet and various implements such as hoover, iron and hair dryer. Everything was in perfect working order, and clean. The second bedroom had a bit more furniture and was also perfectly functionally furnished. The second bathroom was next to it and was quite small but worked just fine - shower, wash basin and toilet. Most importantly beds in both bedrooms were extremely comfortable. The kitchen is spacious, very clean, well organised and well kitted out. We did not want for any utensil or appliance, though it takes a while to figure out how to use the cooker if you are not used to touch control hobs. The back door led to the designated refuse area, which also has recycling bins. There’s a small breakfast bar for two in the kitchen, and another table for two on the balcony, but the spacious and light dining room with its designer table and chairs, is where feasting is best undertaken. The lounge is exactly as portrayed in the main apartment photo, bright, beautifully furnished. There is a TV (which we never had time to even switch on) and well-stocked bookshelves. Wi-Fi was always available, and there are wireless speakers in rooms which come with a playlist of music should you wish to tune into it, activated with your smart device of choice. Plentiful electric sockets, absolutely no noise or any other concerns from neighbours, and a modular sofa to relax on. Fabulous. In fact the attention taken with functional and stylish furniture becomes more apparent with every day we stayed in the apartment; the Arne Jacobsen Egg Chair – not one but two of them; Kai Kristiansen Z chairs around the dining table; Verner Panton pendant lamp/VP-Globe etc which gave the place an added dimension whilst never diminishing the feeling of homeliness. The apartment is in Frederiksberg and extremely...