Andreas was so responsive from the get-go. We needed a place close to parking (which as we know everyone in Copenhagen assumes is for a bicycle:) as we were on a road trip. Even though I had not booked his place, he researched parking lots, fees and timings and got back to me. We did get lucky to find a spot just 3 buildings down on the back street. We even pulled into the parking lot on the back of the building to unload and load our stuff which made it easy. As for the apartment - wow! It has the perfect blend of Danish design (Normann, Wegner, Panton) in a warm personal space that made you feel you were coming home and not to a museum. The place is impeccable. the kitchen large. the bedroom spacious. the bathroom glorious with the rain shower. Even the toiletries were unique (e.g a pepper, salt, coriander body wash). Andreas left us with a binder of information, instructions, maps, etc. - answering any question that we might have. He even setup the fireplace - all we had to do was light it (and we did one night when the temperature was low). We have stayed in a few airbnb places before but this was the first time the host was totally open in letting his guests eat, drink or use anything in the kitchen. Very gracious. But his true Danish graciousness shone through when I texted him that I had accidentally spilled red wine on the edge of his bedsheets. I offered to replace it or pay for it - he turned me down and was instead concerned if we had clean sheets to sleep on that night! I wish I could have met Andreas. I think we would get along well talking about life and travel over a glass of wine (then again, probably safer if we did it over a beer;).