My husband, two-year-old, and I stayed at Lotte’s apartment for three nights in early June. The location was centrally located near the national museum, Tivoli, Torvehallerne (the wonderful food market), and countless other attractions and public transit. Lotte provided many great recommendations on everything from supermarkets to playgrounds to visit. She was also very responsive to messages and flexible with check-in and check-out. The apartment itself had a cozy vibe. We loved the “old world” details such as the wood floors and door knobs. Additionally, my son loved having so many toys to play with in the children’s room! However, the apartment might not be a good fit for anyone with light or noise sensitivities. The bedroom has only a translucent shade and the rest of the apartment has no window coverings (which I understand is common in Denmark). As we are not accustom to daylight at 3am, we created a makeshift blackout curtain for the bedroom but it quickly got very stuffy and we ended up needing to keep the window open all night. However, opening the window allowed the noise from the street to come in and noisy it was! The location is a very lively scene at night with lots of loud drunken revelry (shouting, singing, music, cars revving their engines, etc) until 3 or 4am (especially on Friday night) That is to stay, we unfortunately did not sleep well here and that had a big impact on our entire Copenhagen visit. Overall, if you’re looking for a centrally located apartment near nightlife, this apartment would be perfect!