A very comfortable, wonderful, hygge (don’t come to Denmark without looking it up) space on a spectacular street. One of the challenges of renting an AirBnB is not knowing what to expect from the neighborhood or apartment. When we turned the corner onto Jaegersborggade and then entered Kristoffer’s apartment, I knew we had totally lucked out. The biggest challenge in staying there was finding reasons to leave the neighborhood. I’m exaggerating obviously, since Copenhagen has so much to offer, but it may be hard to beat the neighborhood for things to do, centrality, food, coffee, parks, experience. A hyper-modern vibe meets old Europe here — it just works.