Perks about this place: nice and roomy for 4-5 guests. We had 3, so we were comfortable. The bathroom was large, which, from what I understand, is uncommon in Copenhagen. The area was safe and not too far from Copenhagen centre. We took bikes usually, but the walk was 1.5-2 mi. The balcony provided a nice view of the water! There was a lot of construction in the area, which could be noisy but tolerable.
Downfalls: communication. The number given to get ahold of the hosts went to an emergency number; I didn’t understand this. I could not get ahold of the hosts for issues with checking in, parking and the thermostat without emailing. Checking in was confusing, even with the directions. It took us a few minutes to understand what we were supposed to do. While the parking directions state that you may park in the garage in spots with no signs, there are signs over every spot! Public and for Stay reservations. We had to find a local citizen to ask where we were allowed to park without being ticketed or towed. Took 30+ minutes to find a spot, which was rather annoying. Lastly, and probably the worst part about this experience was that the apartment is extremely hot! 30.8 degrees! There is no air conditioning- ok, I get Copenhagen apparently does not always get this hot, but there should be fans or air conditioning portable unit provided for summers. We had one small bedside fan that made loud noises. I was told to open doors and windows to cool down the apartment. But there are no windows.
My last complaint is that there are no outlets in the bathroom for plugging in hair irons, but this is minor. We just had to do our hair in the rooms with no mirror.
In our two week vacation, this is the most expensive of the spots we stayed out of all of Scandinavia and we weren’t very impressed. Though I have a few complaints, it did the job and could have been worse!