It's hard to describe Mille's little home in Copenhagen. Situated in a green courtyard, behind the buildings that line the street, the orange house is a little bit of peace and quiet in the middle of a busy part of Copenhagen. The location is excellent. You are just a block away from a canal and good food options (supermarkets and restaurants), a 10 minute walk to the primary government building and 15-20 minutes from Tivoli Gardens.
About the house: the pictures tell all. There is no more to see than what is here. There are 3 stories, 3 rooms, and 1 full bath on the 3rd floor, a half bath on the first floor. If you don't like stairs, look elsewhere.
There is no air conditioning here, I doubt it's needed much, but one night we did have mosquitos come in and bite us. I killed a few. It wasn't a hassle, but it did keep us from leaving the windows open during the cool nights.
We loved the place and there are only a few things I feel like I should warn someone about: we planned our trip so that we could take advantage of the washer and dryer here at the house. Unfortunately, we were not prepared for the washer cycle to take 3 hours and the dryer to take 3 more hours. They work great, but very slowly, so plan accordingly. (We know that we are spoiled with our washer & dryer at home, but we have stayed in other places in Denmark, and the washer & dryers were much faster.)
Parking: if you want to park near the house, it's going to be expensive. If you are an English speaker, the best way to pay for your parking is the ParkMan app for your phone. It works great and simplifies the task.
If we were to stay in Copenhagen again, we would definitely consider Mille's home again. She is a lovely host and the house is exactly as billed in a great spot in a wonderful city.