The outside of the building was under renovation while we were there, so it was a little unpleasant, but OK. The apartment has a friendly, artsy vibe - more of a personal space rather than hotel-quality stay. The kitchen was a little run-down and not exactly spotless, but the rest of the place was alright. There is a toilet inside the apartment but the only sink was the one in the kitchen. The access to the shower is from the outside of the building (which was not really clear according to the description, we thought it was one floor below but still inside...) and it was frequently used by other people as well so it was tricky to find an available time when we could use it. (Apparently it's a common thing in Copenhagen to have shared bathrooms in buildings so at least we had a taste of that too. For only a couple days it's survivable.) The location and the neighborhood was perfect, well accessible by public transport and nice shops/places to eat around. We didn't meet Ian in person, but his brother (who lives next door and let us in) was very nice, and Ian was also very nice and helpful through the messages we exchanged.