Henrik's apartment is on a quiet street but 4-minute walk from the main street in Østerbro. Østerbro is a charming laid-back neighborhood that has everything nice. Plenty of restaurants and stores in short walking distance. Small neighborhood grocery store is right across the street which was super convenient. The bigger grocery stores are not far either. An awesome bakery is right next door, which was amazing. Clothing store, shoe store, luggage store, pet store, sporting goods store, health store, butcher, drug store, makeup store, electronics store, etc. and a lot more are all also a short walking distance away. 9-minute walk to the Østerport train station. Neighborhood park and the lake are a short walk away (nice place for walks). Central Copenhagen (downtown) is a quick bike ride away (and you can walk it too). The location is truly fantastic. The apartment is in a very old classic Copenhagen building that adds the charm to the place. It's been renovated inside and the bathroom is much bigger than a standard Copenhagen bathroom. Comes with a washer and a dryer (separate units) - this is rare in Copenhagen. The kitchen is small but it has everything you need. Very well equipped. The living room and the dining room are connected (open concept but can be separated with doors) - nice size and comfortable. The bedroom is small but has plenty of closet space (having plenty of closet space is better than a bigger bedroom IMO). The decor has a modern touch without being too modern, creating a comfy atmosphere. There is no AC but that is normal for Denmark. Heat is radiator heat. All wooden floors except for the bathroom tile floor. The front door leads to the main building entrance downstairs. The back door leads to a narrow spiral staircase down to the courtyard where you can enjoy the outdoors or park your bike. There are no elevators in the building. The apartment is on the 2nd floor ("2nd floor" in Denmark - ground, first, then second, so "3rd floor" in US standards). The apartment truly comes with pretty much everything you need. When you rent an Airbnb one has to worry a little bit about what the host (landlord) is like. Is he friendly? Is he attentive? Does he respond quickly to questions and requests? Is he reasonable and fair? etc. All "yes" for Henrik. He is truly a super host. Couldn't have asked for a better host. If he's out of town, he has Martin as a backup. So between the two of them, they are on top of things all the time. Super nice people :-) like the kind of people you want to definitely be friends with! One thing I'll note is that there is a lot of renovation going on in the building. Above, below, right, left, diagonal, people love to renovate :-D So there was noise from the renovations during my stay. However, the good news to future renters is that those renovations will...