We selected this unit based on the location and size. We were two families with young children, and and a 4 bedroom apartment in the center of Copenhagen for $750/night seemed a bit high, but the pictures presented a luxurious modern space with good light so we went ahead and booked it.
In reality, the apartment is in a commercial building that feels like the type live/work space that artists or college students might live in. The entry is on a side street that leads through a garbage area reeking of trash, up a run-down industrial staircase, and into an apartment that smells like damp sewage.
The pictures are not recent, and the finishes that look lovely in the photos have become worn over time. One of the beds did not have a fitted sheet over the lower mattress, just a flat sheet wrapped around a mattress topper (which was weird). The furniture is mostly Ikea. The kitchen is entirely charmless, and (get this!) ALL OF THE COFFEE MUGS IN THE CABINETS WERE DIRTY! All of them! The bathroom is a basic efficiency toilet and shower that is poorly lit, smells funky, and did not encourage anyone to use it. None of us felt like taking a shower for the two days we were there.
This would be a great place for a group of young people who were looking to party all night, which is pretty much what the people in the unit next door were up to (I'm assuming it's managed by the same company). The walls are paper thin, and we could hear them partying and arguing from 4am to 6am as if they were inside our bedroom.
At $750 a night we actually could have stayed at a pretty nice hotel. It's enough to say that we were expecting something completely different from what it actually was.