The place was bright and cheery. It is ideal for a short stay. However, the photos were not current for the second bedroom. It showed a bed on a frame and furniture like a chair and table. The new floor plan is a “Japanese-style” mattress on the floor with lamps on the floor, no chair, no table, no dresser. Since we stayed 2 weeks, it was a bit unexpected to have to keep getting up and down off the floor to access my suitcase and bed. Since I have back problems, it was not ideal. In both bedrooms there was no place to hang clothes up. The chest of drawers was totally full in Master bedroom requiring you to live out of a suitcase for 2 weeks. I had to clear off the desk and put my Dad’s suitcase on it, so he would not have to access it on the floor. No hanging space available in bathroom to hang clothes. Only hanging space is open closet next to front door.
Regarding the noise, the soundproof windows are probably perfect for winter stays when you do not need to leave the windows open for ventilation. In July, we needed the balcony door and guest bedroom window open at night. I didn’t mind the train, but there were seagulls screeching all times of day and night, even at 3 a.m., so it was very difficult to sleep. The balcony is nice if it were just a view of incoming trains, but the foul graffiti on the building across from the balcony was blocked with a plant in the photos online and was not a pleasant view.
The fridge had space for us to add a few breakfast items, but the freezer was packed full.
The location was fine for us. Although it is about a five minute walk to free parking, I was always able to find a spot. The elevator was a huge help, as I was traveling with my 89 year old father.
It was not immediately clear where the entrance was when we arrived, but a quick call to Signe got us back on track.
We enjoyed our stay overall and loved Denmark!