Roberts place was great! Very close to the metro station and main bus line to get anywhere in the city. It was also close to the airport, which made it convenient as well.
The space itself is quite nice. The kitchen dining room area is a nice spot to hang out — The evening we arrived we were so tired from travel that we just went to the grocery store and bought food to make at the Airbnb, and Robert had everything we needed for that. Which was great.
The apartment was fully equipped with soap in the bathroom and blankets and pillows in the bedrooom. Heated floors in the bathroom were nice on the cold morning.
It’s walking distance to multiple food spots — we ate at Wulff & Konstali, which made for a perfect Danish breakfast. Also a block away is a Michelin starred take-away Thai restaurant, Kiin Kiin.
Tips for future travelers:
For check-in Robert uses something called Sharebox, which is an app that will connect with a mail-box-sized storage box located in a convenience store, just down the street from his apartment. It’s a very easy and smart way to pick up keys. However, even though I had downloaded the app, and verified my account before leaving the US, once I got on site the app wanted to verify my account again — which was a problem for me because to verify it must send you a code via SMS — it won’t work over WiFi (which the convenience store has). So in order to access the keys I had to enable international data to receive the text. Once I did, it was no problem at all.
One more tip — the door to the garden. It won’t lock the deadbolt unless you pull the door handle upwards as you turn the deadbolt. Took me a minute to figure that out.