We visited from Wales. Very straight-forward arrangement. Eskil was helpful and available - but we didn't need him. Very comfortable, good quality beds (even the sofa bed). The 55 steps to get up to the apartment (no lift) got easier every day. We stayed for a week and every night was quiet except for Friday - unusually fine weather and seemed that all neighbours were in the communal garden having BBQ and chatting until 02:00....Was so great to have WiFi - made planning our days so easy.
Our top tips:
1. Dragor is worth a visit - take the metro to the Airport and then exit main airport building through the right door (just before the WHSmiths, opposite the big travel desk) and take a bus number 35 (?every 20 minutes), get off at the post office in Dragor and walk to the harbour - then turn right and walk along the front road until you get to what looks like a ramshackle ice-cream parlour (painted in blue and white) - they sell 'locally' made Hansen's ice cream in hand made (made in the window) waffle cones - so delicious! Then take a wander around the old part of the town - lovely to see old houses - contrast with modern-day Copenhagen inner-city high-rises. Also a beach. The best bit is that it is in Zone 4 so if you have a 1, 2 or 3-day travel card that means the whole trip is free.
2. The covered market ('Torvehallerne') just north of Norreport Metro station - walk 1 block north, along Frederiksporggade - a wealth of choice of food - bakeries/GROD - a GREAT PORRIDGE 'STALL'/fruit and veg/cheeses/fish/coffee.

3. Make sure that you have plenty of money with you......more pricy than UK! But very tasty! High quality! Perhaps we should have cooked more in the flat........Most places have English menus - nearly everyone speaks excellent English, thankfully!