The house was an excellent base to head to all the main sites of Copenhagen. Oliver and his company were very helpful, they even located my friend when she was lost on the way to pick up the keys. The house in itself was cosy, and very homely yet in need of a little TLC as some of the windows had warped out of shape meaning they would not shut. This was not a problem for me but if you are a light sleeper take one of the back rooms as Cafe Retro, the binmen and the bells are quite loud. Also one of the knobs on the radiators in one of the back bedrooms was not working meaning you could not turn it down. The kickbar at the bottom of the fridge was also loose and if I remember rightly the handles on one of the fridge doors does spin round so don't panic iof you think you have broken it!
It did take us a while to work out how to switch the TV to watch a DVD and so some instructions in the welcome folder may have helped. Also the remote for the DVD player didn't work despite changing the batteries but this was not a big issue as you can switch the TV remotes function to work the DVD.
The free WiFi was a big plus in my group helping keep roaming costs down.
The house caters for everything you could require whilst away. As we were such a large group it was a comfort to know that we did not have to keep our voices down as to not distrurb other guests (like you would if you were in a hotel) when we returned from our nights out.
I would urge for any guests to check the cupboards in the kitchen before you buy food as there quite a few packets of herbs, rice pasta etc left over from other guests.
Also take your own toilet paper as this is not provided.
Thanks Oliver for a lovely property