These ground-floor apartments open on to an alley overlooking a six-lane motorway. The interior of the apartment was sparse (photos are staged) and had a corporate vibe--maybe what you expect from temporary work housing, but not what I think most people look for from AirBnb. To acknowledge the good: management was professional and quick with its communication, apartment was very clean, and it had amenities I really appreciated, including a washing machine, a fan, and good blackout curtains. But in all it lacked the charm of a true AirBnb, and did not have the favorable location or comfort of a hotel. It served my purpose in a pinch, but of the five AirBnbs I have used in Copenhagen, this is the only one to which I wouldn't return.