Daniel's place is excellent. As others have noted, it is much larger than the photos indicate. There is a very spacious, comfortable living area (with wrap-around couch, chair, and large-screen TV), a large dining room--including a table that fits 6-7 people, and a very spacious kitchen with any amenity that you would need for even an extended stay. The bedroom is also large with a huge bed by European standards. The bathroom is also big, by comparison, and includes a walk-in shower with two shower head options, as well as a washer and dryer. In each of the rooms, there are extensive windows that bring in plenty of natural light and the bedroom has drapes that block out the early-morning sun in the Danish summer. I was in Copenhagen for work for 3 weeks and had everything I needed for an extended stay. The street is active, but not at all loud by European city standards. I found the location to be quite peaceful and relaxing. Some reviewers have commented on the Blues venue below and next door to Daniel's place. Over three weeks and multiple nights of music, I never had a problem with sound. This was my 4th visit to Copenhagen and I have been in a number of Danish homes and apartments during that time. Daniel's space is my favorite to date. The location is outstanding. It is on a side street, but still within a 5 minute walk to many of the main attractions in the heart of Copenhagen, including Tivoli, Stroget, Nyhavn, Christiansborg Palace, the National Museum of Denmark, the canals, and the harbor, among others. From his place, you are close to everything, but will find it easy to locate quaint, quiet, and interesting Copenhagen streets full of shops, restaurants, and cafes, just a bit further off the busiest tourist areas. Copenhagen is one of the safest cities in the world. But, for anyone traveling alone or worried about safety, entry is through a locked gate, a locked entry door to one flight of stairs to his apartment, and then his apartment door. As a host, Daniel was outstanding. I had some delays reserving his apartment, at my end, but he was incredibly patient and thoughtful throughout the process. I had a couple of glitches on arrival (none of which Daniel was responsible for), such as delayed luggage and, again, he was very helpful. He greeted me on arrival and showed me around his place. Although I was fairly familiar with Copenhagen, he had plenty of great suggestions, in general, as well as others based on my specific interests. He is both knowledgeable and attentive. For anyone still deciding whether to visit Copenhagen or not, it is one of my favorite cities in the world and Daniel's place is the perfect setting to enjoy it. You will be very happy you chose both of them.