Mario and Tine were warm and gracious hosts during my long weekend stay in Copenhagen. I was excited to check out Danish design during my time in town and was surprised to see so much of it at their home! (e.g., the forest/moss green tiles in the bathroom are really charming.) Everything is super cozy as well — checks all the “hygge” boxes! Really nice touches included a robe to wear for the shower, fresh baked bread every morning, and chocolates on my last night. This Airbnb is less like a single room and more like a two-room suite. I was in it solo, but there’s plenty of room for two people. It’s easy to get anywhere around the city from their house, as it’s near both train and bus routes. Their home is a little bit off the beaten path, a kind of tiny artsy village of houses near the train tracks, but it doesn’t get too loud at night and seems like a quiet neighborhood overall. In fact, it’s so quiet that I entered the tunnel from the street into the little village one night to see what I can only assume was a student film crew set up to film a scene! Thanks for a memorable stay in Copenhagen!