We had a good 4-night stay in this flat. We cooked several meals and were really happy to find a kitchen equipped with the basics: oven, salt, pepper, oil, sugar, coffee, dish soap (we've had Airbnb apartments that didn't have any of those). Sure, there's only one (small) pan, but there's enough to make some good meals. There is also laundry detergent, and an outdoor clothes line to dry. The apartment is very bright too, being on the fourth (top) floor. Despite the bedroom having such a low ceiling, I survived four days just fine despite being 193cm tall. It's not ideal, as others have said, but it's fine (although I wouldn't want to be 70+ years old AND 193cm tall in this apartment). It's made up for by having a nice skylight in the bedroom from which you have a pretty good view of the city, the harbour, and the national parliament. Heating was good enough for December. The location couldn't be better; it's right near everything you need to see without being in the middle of it. Overall very quiet: quiet street, no noise from neighbours, however there is a lot of airplane noise. I woke up every morning around 6am because the air traffic starts to be dense, with a plane every minute or two (although my girlfriend didn't hear them at all). I'd recommend this apartment for a stay of up to one week. It feels very cozy (the wood floors are nice), but it is a tight space and there are a few annoying flaws (the toilet seat that isn't attached to the toilet, the futon sofa is rather saggy and uncomfortable for more than a few minutes, the bedroom light and one living room light weren't working--specifically, it's the light at the entrance, so at night you might need your phone's light for the first few steps into the flat).