I planned a European vacation for friends of mine, that included a stay at in Rasmus' property in Copenhagen. Rasmus was great to communicate with! Quick to respond, and provided answers to questions as well as local information. I highly recommend his property! Here are comments that my friends passed along:
The location of this apartment—right on historic Nyhavn—can’t be beat. The views out the windows are breathtaking—and there are a lot of windows to take it all in. You’re in the middle of the busiest tourist
section of the city, and you can feel the energy of the town.
The apartment is very big, much more than enough room for two people, and the layout leaves a lot of open space. The old double-paned windows that ring the room are gorgeous, and most along the front
wall can be opened wide and secured. The bathroom has been redone, but the handheld shower remains. The kitchen was perfectly adequate
for our needs, though we didn’t do any cooking. The bed was comfortable and is now in a separate room from the main room, offering more privacy.
Bring your earplugs. Given its central location, the street noise is significant. The noise in the evening isn’t bad at all—the restaurants on Nyhavn close pretty early. However, municipal services—like trash
collection, recycling, street sweeping—start early, many before dawn. The glass recycling is esp. noisy. Food and equipment deliveries are generally later in the morning. The noise was exacerbated for us
because we like night breezes and had windows open. With earplugs, it was no problem for me.
The furniture layout has been changed a bit—I believe to allow more guests—and, as I mentioned, the bathroom is redone with new tile (walls and floor). That led us to wonder for several minutes upon
checking in whether we were in the right apartment. (We were.) New pics for the Airbnb listing would be helpful.
We had a terrific time in Copenhagen, and would definitely recommend this place to people visiting.