The location of the flat was perfect. About a 5 minute walk to the metro, where you could be anywhere you needed to be in 10-15 minutes. (Favorite metro system in all our travels, for sure.) Used City Pass zone 1-3.
The neighborhood is nice. Lots of shops, cafes, bakeries, etc. There is a park a block away, we didn't have time to check out!
Check-in was easy, and convenient. (Lock box with keys.)
The flat was quiet, for the most part. The weekends, naturally, there was a bit more going on in the neighborhood, and the building.
The bathroom was small, but manageable. The sink and shower are one, which is odd. (But, might also be the area? I rented my husband and airbnb for a few days on a seperate trip, and the photo of bathroom looks similar!)
The baby loved all of the unique toys from Simon's kids. Lots of puzzles, games, records, books.
The wood stove was great following a long day in 30 degrees! Simon left some wood for us. And, we purchased more at a little store near by.
Simon and his family changed things up a bit with the rooms and beds; 2 doubles, bunk beds to a double, and two singles (plus and additional single mattress for floor.) We did have 6 people, so this was a bit of a wrench, but it worked out. The baby (3 years) slept with us. The double bed is on platform now, and there is a step stool up to it. The baby did fall out one night while trying to get up to use the bathroom. Just something to keep in mind.
The beds were not bad, comfortable wise. The pillows were very thin, though. And, we had to fold them into three to get some depth.
I love that Simon (and Copenhagen) is so eco friendly.
Simon communicated with us quickly, answering questions we had.
While we didn't use much (not home too much)... the flat is equipped with all you need (Simon and his family live there, I think). Cooking wise, soap, shampoo, conditioner, umbrellas, blankets, bikes, etc.
We didn't get to enjoy the garden area, but it was lovely looking!
Simon's place is a great option for the area!