Stylish space - Morten has a great and imaginative eye, his flair executed without a huge budget. It’s a large, airy place with some interesting eclectic furniture along with a hammock and oh-so-cool ladder up to the bed in the rafters and a little terrace. (It could all do with a bit of money being spent on it though...we found it a tad grubby after the wow! first impressions eg plug socket coming out of the wall, shower head detaches when it’s not meant to...ouch!...and sofa quite stained.) It’s in an excellent location, very central. Great restaurants and bars nearby and walking distance to all the sights. Expensive (but so is everything in this city)...and I’m not sure how the cost for a boutique hotel for (in our case) three would compare. It’s noisy in the summer when the windows are open and everyone is drinking and partying outside in the street (maybe also because our visit coincided with freshers’ week at the uni). But when the windows are closed, it’s a quiet and contemplative space. The stairs to reach it are exactly as described...quite a trek; even our 21 year old, physically fit daughter said she was out of breath! Easy to collect the apartment keys from a local bar or shop (obviously the venue is subject to change) to gain entry. Great being able to use the washing and drying machines. I would have found the addition of a friendly note or even a pint of milk and loaf of bread more welcoming (although the latter is not offered in the description, so it’s just personal preference) . We didn’t meet Morten, sadly. If you want somewhere central and cool, despite the above reservations, I’d still recommend booking it.