Esben began making us feel welcome before we even got to his apt. He rearranged his work schedule so that he could greet us there in person. He made a large pot of French-press coffee (my favorite), to go with a loaf of fresh-baked rye bread and some pastries from a local shop. He'd also bought a bottle of wine for us and arranged for us to be able to access HBO during our stay. There were roses on the dining table and chyrsanthemums on the window sill. When he showed us around the kitchen, he told us to help ourselves to anything in the refrigerator. The apt. was clean, spacious, and full of light, located in a charming older building on a courtyard off the street--very quiet. It was only a short walk to a bus stop on the #26 route which seemed to go everywhere we needed it to in our three days in the city. Close to a street full of pubs, cafes, restaurants, a French gourmet shop, and a large grocery store. We stayed with a number of very nice hosts but Esben was by far the most considerate and welcoming. We'd give him six stars in all categories if we could and if we're ever in Copenhagen again, we'll definitely try to stay at his lovely flat.