Overall enjoyed the stay in a wonderful apartment. Host is super quick to answer messages.
Although I’d like to note that the place can be difficult to find if the area is new to you. The building is horizontally big and rounded and the entrance numbers feels randomly ordered at first (1-38-22...). There are many young people living in the building, expect party noises in the weekends or holidays which we unfortunately experienced every night in our 3-night stay. The noise isolation isn’t the best so we had trouble sleeping.
As visitors to Denmark, wifi was our only connection type and we couldn’t access our emails or attached PDF’s with instructions where we remembered wifi credentials were given. I’d recommend having the wifi credentials be written on paper as a part of the check in experience + double check the credentials. We learned both the Wifi name wasn’t correct + that the password was with lowercases only (the instruction had a uppercase).
If you’re visiting Denmark, this place requires a car to get to and from, as there really are no public transports nearby. We had a rental car which also meant it was easy to find an empty parking spot in a bit remote/private area. Follow Kasper’s instruction to the building, as maps displays invalid routes due to constructions.
The area is undergoing a construction, but feels like it’d be amazing in a few years when finished.