Therese’s home is a quaint flat located in a very central and bustling area of Copenhagen. You‘re a minutes walk from the metro (~20 mins to the airport) and Torvehallerne, a very cool indoor/outdoor food market. If you rent a bike, you can get anywhere in the city within minutes! I highly recommend grabbing a drink next door at Cafe Munk and sitting outside to watch the sunset at 9pm in the summer. There’s a lot to love about this neighborhood!
The room itself was cozy and served its purpose. As is usual with renting a room in someone’s home, you do tend to feel like you’re intruding a bit, especially in the instance of your host having a dinner party (which happened on my first night). I had also attempted to use the shower on my second night to find it being used to hang dry clothes (I believe her boyfriend did this not realizing I was there), which was a minor nuisance. I could have reached out, but it was late, so I just decided to shower in the morning. These things happen sometimes when you share a space with someone.
Overall, I did enjoy my stay. Therese herself was very kind; she asked me about my day every day and even allowed me to extend my checkout time so I didn’t have to drag my luggage across town for half a day. I’d definitely recommend her home to the traveler on a budget who wants to be close to everything!