Overall we had a good stay at Myne's, which we chose due to this visit being our first time in Copenhagen and location was top priority. A big thank you to Myne for letting us drop off our luggage a few hours prior to the check-in time.
Here's our travel style to complement our pros/cons below: we are in our early 30s, we are out most of the day when travelling and try to immerse ourselves in the culture of the area. While in Copenhagen we mostly walked, used public transit and also rented bikes for a day. We enjoy coffee over wine, good food, hidden gems and usually try to avoid crowded tourist landmarks (i.e. churches, museums).
Pros:
- This airbnb was clean, spacious, easy to get to and was in a very central spot in the city centre.
- Basic amenities such as wifi, towels, bedding, full kitchen were included as stated (though we could have maybe used more than 1 roll of toilet paper over our 3 days' stay).
- The kitchen was equipped with ample cookware and dinnerware so it was easy to have some simple breakfasts at home.
- The toilet and shower are physically separated (common in the area to have one large room with no separation).
Cons:
- There is no air conditioning (I suspect a/c is in general less common here) and over peak summer months, it might be quite warm -- we did not have an issue with this because it was still relatively cool in Copenhagen during our stay (15-20C during the day).
- Because of the central location, it was more expensive for dining and purchases.
- Due to the age of the building, the stairs up to the apartment is a bit dark and narrow - it wasn't a big issue for us because we did not have much luggage.