As our host was away during the first part of the trip & we only briefly met a man, who I think was Kirsten's partner, we really can't speak to their friendliness or helpfulness, like other guests have, so my review is entirely focused on the flat, with the exception of mentioning the flowers that were left in a vase on the coffee table. That was a beautiful touch.

The flat is in the top floor of Kirsten's home. The kitchen, lounge and bed are all in a large, sunny space with lots of windows and skylights throughout. The bathroom is in a separate room in the hallway, at the top of the stairs from Kirsten's first floor. We were under the impression upon booking that we would have a completely separated flat to ourselves, and though it was lovely, it was uncomfortable for us to have to go into their home to use the toilet. This would be solved with a door at the top of the stairs to completely separate off the flat from the home.

The front door to the house is difficult to close, and when they had returned from holiday, we could not get it to stay locked. Turns out, when they are home, they leave it open, but we weren't aware of that.

Because we visited in the peak of daylight hours, sleep was a bit hard to come by as there are so many windows producing loads of light. It's fantastic for all waking hours, and the window's locations provide a fantastic cross-breeze, but difficult for sleeping, as there are only a few pieces of thin cloth to cover the windows and skylight above the bed.

The kitchen is very well equipped, and a large table is amazing for a meal in the flat if you choose. There isn't a huge amount of choice in regards to restaurants in the area, but it is a lovely part of town and we really enjoyed staying in it. Train stations are nearby (Osterport is 5 minutes away), and much is walkable. We really enjoyed the nearby beer bar called Black Swan and the upscale grocery store, Irma.

Overall, it was a lovely visit and we thought the flat was gorgeous, but if we would have known how little sleep we would get due to the light in the room, and that we'd have to get fully dressed in order to feel comfortable going to the toilet, we might have decided differently.