Margit's personal apartment is a beautiful, light-filled gem in the Nørrebro area in Copenhagen. Prior to and upon arrival, Margit was lovely to communicate with and provided us with quick and informative responses, as well as an in-depth personal guide to the house and area. Our stay was made hyggely (cosy) from the beginning, as Margit thoughtfully provided us some welcome chocolates, bread and Danishes, shared some fridge goods such as yogurt, milk and butter, and provided earplugs and towels for us. The space is really homely and clean with beautiful touches from Margit's travels. In particular, the kitchen was a dream to cook in, and the little verandah was a lovely place to relax amongst flowers. My partner and I loved walking to the Copenhagen city centre, passing through the Nørrebro area on a daily basis, which would take us around 40-45 minutes one-way (we are used to these walking distances in Australia). Nørrebro is a really vibrant multicultural suburb full of hip cafes, eateries, second hand stores, and clothing shops. In terms of things to note as an overseas guest, we found that the shower water pressure was quite low from what we're used to. Also, the washing facilities were located outside of the building (across the street), instead of inside, in the form of a public laundromat. Being apartment living, there was a bit of noise from the neighbours, especially when neighbours would go in/out and up/down the stairs. Lastly, because this is Margit's personal home, there is little storage for personal items. However, there was ample space in the living room to lay our our suitcases and use things mostly from there. Overall, we really loved and found our stay to be very special in Margit's home and would definitely stay there again!