Jesper's flat is in a great location, very central - only 25 mins from the airport and within easy walking distance to all the main attractions. Communication was Jesper prior to the visit was good too, and he helpfully let us check in midday (and waited in for us when our flight was delayed).
However, I was disappointed with the stay. First, the room is very expensive for what it is. I understand that Copenhagen is an expensive city, but I expected more for almost £80. I booked it knowing that it was a room in a family house (not a problem) but it felt like somewhere you would put friends up who weren't paying. The towels were small, holey and scratchy and the bed was poorly made up. It didn't feel welcoming - it felt a bit cobbled-together.
What I was more disappointed about was that the host and his partner didn't make us feel more welcome. While Jesper initially waited in for us, showed us our room, and explained they were having guests over that evening (not a problem), doors were literally shut on us when we were around and no effort was made to speak to us at all. I had a very awkward time trying to knock on the kitchen door to fill my water bottle up (no access to kitchen) which was taken off me, filled up and returned in silence. We have stayed in couple's homes before through Airbnb and haven't had this experience. I don't expect to be 'entertained' by Airbnb hosts, but this felt like the couple were doing it solely for the money, not because they enjoyed meeting people.
I'd like to hope that this was a one-off experience because the past reviews have all been very positive. However, it was a birthday present for my boyfriend and I was left feeling a bit embarrassed / disappointed with my choice of place to stay.