This is the MOST conveniently located apartment for first-time visitors to Copenhagen. It is close by the Kongens Nytorv stop on the metro. I took the metro from the airport. It's also close to Norreport station, which we used a lot to catch the train to Sweden and Roskilde. If you're going to visit the Reffen food trucks (so good), the apartment is 4 minutes from the 9A bus - sooo close!
I visited during Thanksgiving and the apartment is right by all of the major Christmas markets. Being located along Stroget, made it so easy to navigate back to the apartment no matter where I was. Stroget is one of the longest, vehicle-free streets in the world full of shops, street vendors and restaurants.
You check-in at the restaurant and Miguel walked me through the alley to the apartment which was very close. He helped me with my big suitcase and got it up the steps for me. The apartment is on the ground floor, so I was so relieved I didn't have to get my stuff up any flights of stairs. Miguel showed me how to use the stove, which actually did help a lot!
A lot of the foodie destinations are so close by! Henrik owns a great burger place behind the apartment, but nearby is also a Gasoline Grill, Balderdash (great bar and a must-try), Dop hot dog stand and Torvehallerne food hall. For groceries and water, we would walk a block to the Irma located in the Illum mall.
The apartment has a queen bed and also has two fold out sofa-beds which were pretty comfortable. I really liked the format for our group. There were four of us and some people could hang out in the living room, while others used the dining room. It also has a TV with Netflix, which was great.
Henrik was also the nicest and most helpful host! If you have a problem, you can message him and he or someone from the restaurant will come by and help. He also had a couple of bikes for us to borrow. We rode out to the meatpacking district and then Tivoli.
I had a wonderful visit and would stay here again, as well as recommend it to anyone visiting!