Allan's apartment was a great place to stay in Copenhagen. It's a bit removed from the center of things, but only about three blocks from the 250S bus line, which takes you right down to the Central Station in 20 minutes or so, and the harbor boat-bus is even closer. In nice weather, it's only a 25 or 30 minute walk to Central Station. The sixth floor apartment has an amazing view (the harbor side is entirely floor-to-ceiling windows), especially at sunset. It's also just a block from Irma, a very nice market with just about everything one could want, including decent selections of fruit, veggies, cheeses and wine, as well as ready-to-heat gourmet prepared foods. Scarpetta, an excellent Italian restaurant with a nice choice of small plates, is just a block-and-a-half down the street.

Beds in the main bedroom are comfortable and there's far more closet space than you're likely to need. One of the things we liked most about the apartment was the quiet -- we never heard a sound from other apartments.

Kitchen and dining area are great, and all the essentials and many extras are provided. Of course there's not enough ice for American tastes, but has anyone ever stayed in a European apartment where that wasn't true?

Television, sound system, DVD player and quite a large selection of DVDs went unused by us, but looked excellent. And the WiFi was very good, indeed.

The presence of both a washer and a dryer was a pleasant surprise, since we've so often had only a washer and had to use drying racks. (Which, by the way, are also here if you want to use them.)

The living area is an attractive space. The day-bed sort of piece of furniture that provides the main seating could be more comfortable, but that and the addition of a reading lamp are the only suggestions we have for improvement.

Allan's "Welcome Guide" is the best and most organized we've ever seen!

You simply can't go wrong with this place.