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Rain Shower

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Dishwasher

Kitchen

Kitchen & Dining

Washing Machine

Bedroom & Laundry

Wi-fi

Internet & Office

Central Heating

Underfloor Heating

Heating & Cooling

Multiple Sets of Keys

Buzzer / Wireless Intercom

Parking & Access

Balcony

Outdoor

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Nice to haves

Pets Allowed

Pets

Don’t let the graffiti on the front door scare you off, The Green Market is a little haven in young and trendy Nørrebro. Located on the fifth floor, it’s got a loft-like atmosphere with plenty of green plants, vintage furniture and fun artworks. We also love the exposed wooden beams that add a charming touch to this little home. Since it is a studio apartment, it’s especially great for young couples or travellers looking to be in the epicentre of all things cool. It could feel a little cramped – but for what it lacks in size, it makes up for with its charismatic atmosphere. 

The Green Market

Netflix

Board Games

DVD Player

Games Room

Library of Books

Playstation

Sonos

Sound System

Streaming Services

Entertainment

Bathtub

Hair Dryer

Luxury Toiletries

Blender

Coffee Maker

Cooking Essentials

Espresso Machine

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Juicer

Kettle

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Microwave

Oven

Rice Maker

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Toaster

Extra Pillows and Blankets

Hangers

Iron

Ironing Board

Laundry Supplies

Luxury Bedding

Bicycles

Exercise Equipment

Wellness & Fitness

Laptop Friendly Workspace

Fireplace

Parking Available

Barbeque

Beach Essentials

Fenced Garden

Garden

Garden Games

Herb Garden

Rooftop Terrace

Alarm System

Security Cameras

Other

The Art Director is swanky in every way. A 1920s villa, it’s one of those homes that seems to have come straight out of an interior design magazine. Brimming with bright, natural light, it packs marble floors in the bathrooms, a regal staircase, and a mix of modern and classic design furniture. A family home with a capital F, it invites you to spend time with your loved ones – whether that’s in the garden, the home gym, the table tennis room, or the eye-catching dining room. Charlottenlund isn’t quite central Copenhagen (it’s more suburban), but it’s well-connected to the city centre by way of the S-train.

The Art Director

Bathrobes

Mini Bar

Hot Tub

Sauna

Electricity Adaptors

Welcome Hamper

The word “wow” came up a few times when we visited this place… A former coal crane located in Nordhavnen (the old industrial harbour area), it’s an incredibly special place that offers an out-of-this-world experience. Set up for pampered living in exceptional surroundings, it consists of three levels of unique luxury. One with your living quarters – the bed is heavenly. Another with a huge meeting room and bathroom – the bathtubs have some of the best views we’ve ever come across. And two terraces – one for enjoying magnificent sunsets, the other tailor-made for sunrises. 

The Old Coal Crane

Amazon Prime

DVD Library

Umbrellas

With wooden floors, high ceilings and luminous windows, Union Jack is a typical Frederiksberg apartment. Located by Forum Station, you’re close to Sankt Jørgens Sø and some of the cosy cafés by the lakes. This three-bedroom home isn’t luxurious, but it comes with plenty of charm – we especially love the vintage pieces, nods to the host’s home country and the vibrant colour scheme. 

Union Jack

Fridge

Located in the back building of a courtyard close to vibrant Nyhavn, this unique apartment channels old Copenhagen in a light-hearted way. We love this place – it's quirky, quiet, and crooked (it's in a typical timber-framed building with brick walls and low ceilings). Your host, Mikkel, is a music-lover, so there's an abundance of instruments, sound equipment and a huge record collection, as well as cool design classics by Hans J. Wegner – one of Denmark's most creative furniture designers. We also couldn't take our eyes off the lion foot bathtub, elegantly paired with a surfboard for a playful touch – though the tub is for decoration purposes only. Step out into Copenhagen's charming streets, and you'll find yourself just a few hundred metres from the colourful waterside bars and restaurants of Nyhavn. Stroll a few minutes further and you can browse the boutiques that line pedestrianised Strøget. Finally, head away from the centre, and the world-famous Little Mermaid statue is around twenty minutes' walk away. Alternatively, do as the locals do and cycle around the city to cut your journey times in half.

Polaroid Surfing

Heated Towel Rail

Toiletries

Private Washing Machine

Lift Access

Pictionary is just a five-minute walk away from Copenhagen’s Central station, which means that you’re very well-connected. Vesterbro is also lovely, especially if you’re looking to sample some new restaurants or coffee shops – or want to be in walking distance to Tivoli and Rådhuspladsen. It’s not the most characterful home on our books, but we like that it feels welcoming and bright. The kitchen is definitely the highlight – it’s large, modern, and well-equipped for cooking. 

Pictionary

Niels is an artist, and some of his own works adorn the walls of his characterful home. We can’t get over the bold colour scheme, it really livens up the space in a playful way. While the bathroom is a little worn, it’s a lot bigger than what we’re used to seeing in Copenhagen. And best of all, the location is excellent. It’s right by the lakes, a neighbourhood brimming with coffee shops, restaurants, and picturesque walking and jogging paths.

The Graffiti Gallery

The Yellow Brick Road is truly the best of both worlds. Found by the lakes (one of our favourite spots to go for a walk), you’re within walking distance to Nørrebro’s arty, hipster scene, as well as Indre By, Copenhagen’s city centre. The building itself dates back to 1842, so expect lots of charming period features – we found the exposed brick wall particularly mesmerising. On top of all that, Jerrod is also a lovely host – excited to welcome you to his home, you can rest assured he’s thought of everything to make your stay perfect.

The Yellow Brick Road

Private Dryer

Dryer

Drying Rack

Vacuum Cleaner

Steam Room

Desk

Workplace

Temperature Control

Patio / Terrace

Fire Extinguisher

This serene apartment blends modern Danish design with pops of colour and beautifully curated art, creating a place where you will feel instantly at home. Located in leafy Frederiksberg, an affluent neighbourhood with a village-like feel, you are perfectly placed to explore the city’s many culinary, cultural and natural delights. Copenhagen is full of dedicated cycle lanes, so hop on a bike to explore areas like Nyhavn, the picture perfect canalside houses a twelve minute cycle away. 

Start the morning with a walk or a jog around The Lakes, just a five minute stroll from your door. For lunch, Frederiksberg is full of brilliant food markets, where you can try a range of delicacies from across the globe. 

For cosy nights in, the open kitchen is a joy to whip up meals in. You will love coming back to your light filled apartment and settling down on the sofa with a book. Or after a day of exploring, head up the rosy pink stairs, light a few candles and take a rejuvenating bath. Outside you will find a tranquil balcony where you can enjoy a drink on warmer nights.

For thrill-seeking kids and grown ups alike, Tivoli Gardens can be reached in five minutes by bicycle – the iconic theme park that inspired Walt Disney and Hans Christian Andersen. 

Living Colour

Home Cinema Setup

Black-Out Blinds

Brimming with natural light, Danish design furniture, as well as a lovely garden that invites you to spend time with your loved ones, Look At You is one of those homes you’ll never want to leave. It is a family home to perfection, and it has a modern, fully equipped kitchen with everything you need to cook up a feast. While there’s only one bathroom, we love that it has both a bathtub and a shower, a rarity in Copenhagen. Located in peaceful Frederiksberg, charming Værnedamsvej is close by, and so are the lakes, a popular spot to go for a walk.

Look At You

Once the seedy underbelly of the city, Vesterbro is now famous for its cafes, bars, and boutiques. It’s hard to imagine a place more indicative of Danish culture, and similarly, it’s hard to imagine somewhere that fits as well with the Danish stereotypes of high design and hygge as Poetry’s Nature. The natural light, white walls, and wooden floors lend a simplicity to the environment, which is punctuated by framed posters advertising local exhibitions. 


Poetry's Nature

Wine Cooler

Outdoor Audio

For design buffs, Candy Shop is like a treasure map – there are plenty of things hiding around every corner, waiting to be discovered. The townhouse dates back to 1735, so naturally, it’s brimming with history, which carefully blends with modern amenities and charming furniture. We especially love the pastels palette and the charismatic striped wallpaper that reminds us a little of the traditional Danish candy, bolsjer. Perfect for a family, this home places you right in the heart of Copenhagen – Strøget is nearby, and so is Kongens Have and Rosenborg Castle.

Candy Shop

Located right on Islands Brygge, you're certainly getting your money's worth when it comes to the beautiful views on offer from this stunning home courtesy of large picture windows in every room. Modern to the core, this place oozes glamour in a streamlined way. The attention to detail is off the charts, with textured materials aplenty, plus elegant storage solutions and an inviting balcony looking out over the water. Speaking of which – trust the Danes to have a harbour so clean you can swim in it (the water quality is tested daily). The waterfront offers plenty of summer fun, with five pools, three diving towers, and a large lawn with plenty of space for sunbathing. It's no surprise then that it's one of the most popular places in the city for Copenhageners to come when the sun's out. Access to the rest of the city couldn't be easier – just cross over the pedestrianised Lille Langebro bridge, and you can be in the centre in approximately fifteen minutes, with plenty to see along the way.

Gold Standard

On the third floor of a beautiful 1870s building, we find Opera Diva. It has expressive interiors with a mix of Scandinavian chic furniture and antique pieces that are paired with some of the host’s own illustrations. And it also comes with a bathtub, which is something we rarely see in Copenhagen. As as an added bonus, one of the most famous Danish opera singers lives next door – and even though she’s retired, you can still hear her practising her singing now and then.

Opera Diva

Bike Shed

Self Check-in / Check-out

Even though The Lana is largely minimalist, it’s got plenty of charm with intimate sloped ceilings, bursts of funky colour, and artsy decorations. The bright orange two-seater adds joie de vivre, and we also love the impressive collection of royal blue Arne Jacobsen Ant chairs. This one-bedroom home is right in the centre of Copenhagen, so if you’re looking to be bang in the middle of everything, The Lana could be the one for you.  

The Lana

Part Lego-lovers dream, part tribute to classic Danish design, From Legoland With Love is a little bit of everything. We absolutely love how the host has paired the iconic Corona chair with more playful elements and colours for a charming and adventurous feel. Nestled in between Carlsbergbyen and the outskirts of trendy Vesterbro, you’re also in a calm, residential neighbourhood that’s well-connected to the rest of the city. 

From Legoland with Love

High Chair

Cot / Crib

Cleaning Products

Paid Parking On Street

Single-Level Home

Smoke Detector

Carbon Monoxide Detector

Safe

With the Queen Margrethe as your next-door neighbour, it’s no wonder that the two-bedroom home has a grandiose and illustrious feel. The combination of the lively colour palette and the contemporary Scandinavian design mixed with lavish textures makes A Royal Affair a one-of-a-kind home that also places you in one of the most central locations in Copenhagen. If you fancy a traditional Danish meal, Nyhavn is just around the corner, but you can also just stay in to take advantage of the picturesque surroundings.

A Royal Affair

Split across two levels with a wooden ladder connecting the two, this two-bedroom home is ideal for younger travellers looking to be right in the centre of Copenhagen. Even though it lacks in entertainment options, you’ll not have to worry about finding things to do because The Conrad is situated in a repurposed office building on top of Strøget, Copenhagen’s busiest shopping street. 

The Conrad

Located a short walk from buzzing Kødbyen, The Good Egg is a typical Copenhagen apartment with lots of charm. Even though it’s not the most unique home in our collection, it has a cool mix of vintage pieces and classic Danish design items. We especially love the superior king-size bed with crisp, high-quality linens, which is definitely not something we see every day in Copenhagen. 

The Good Egg

Satellite / Cable TV

Games Console

Child Friendly

The Viola is a love letter to purple. We find the colour in all shapes and sizes from chairs to tablecloths, violet to lilac in this home. There’s even a purple Arne Jacobsen Swain chair, which is not something we see every day. This three-bedroom home’s got oodles of character and it’s in a great location, too. And we especially love how The Viola isn’t afraid of bright colour or mixing and matching playful elements with Danish design classics. 

The Viola

Playground

Bread Maker

Outdoor Seating

First Aid Kit

Every room has a different character in this Vesterbro home. We love the glamorous Hollywood Regency-inspired materials in the living room that mixes well with an exquisite 1960s teak cupboard. Pink Parakeet is artistic to perfection – and it’s fun to see how trivial art mixes with artsy exhibition posters for a new and personal look. The bedrooms are largely bohemian in style, offering plants, colourful patterns, and cosy bedspreads aplenty. 

Pink Parakeet

Air Conditioning

Winsome is a one-bedroom home in trendy Vesterbro. It’s eco-friendly, and the efficient open-plan layout is typical of Copenhagen, especially when it comes to this part of the city. We love how the host’s personality shines through the chic original artworks, unique graphic prints, Danish design furniture, collectibles, green plants and the many, many books on art, philosophy and aesthetic. If you want to experience the authentic Vesterbro vibe, this gallery manager’s well-curated home is the place. 


Winsome

The Alphabet oozes Copenhagen charm. Not only is it a loved home with personality aplenty, but you’re also so central that you can see beautiful Copenhagen spires and copper-clad roofs from the terrace. We love how this two-bedroom home juxtaposes contemporary Danish design with design classics like the Safari Chair and the PH 80 floor lamp. It’s very clearly a family home, so expect to feel a cosy and caring atmosphere as soon as you walk through the door.  


The Alphabet

From the exposed brick wall to the typically-soaped wooden floor, the bioethanol fireplace to the gigantic hanging lightbulb, this place manages to effortlessly pull off a great industrial-chic look. Opening the French doors from the bedroom to the balcony, you get a real sense of space and plenty of natural light. If you feel like venturing out, it takes less than twenty minutes to reach the city centre. In true Copenhagen fashion, the bathroom is very small – it's not the kind of place you can relax and unwind after a long day. 

The Two Owls

Scandinavian through and through, this home is a minimalist haven with brilliant technological features, such as the Philips lighting system. The high ceilings and gabled windows make the living area bright and airy, perfectly matching the modern interior. There’s also a rainfall shower and the whole flat benefits from floor heating, making it the perfect place to come back to after a long day exploring the Danish capital. Best of all, your host is delightful and will make sure you have a great visit. 

Bright Eyed

Carefully curated, The Emerald Scallop really reflects the host’s personality. Brimming with characterful details like the wall of art, gold plated walls and plants, it’s full of personality and charm. The bedroom is secluded and quiet with views onto the communal backyard, which is accessible to guests. We can’t get enough of the bathroom – just look at that scallop sink, gold ceiling and emerald seashell floor. Frederiksberg isn't the centre of Copenhagen, but it's a posh neighbourhood with plenty of upscale restaurants and quiet streets.

The Emerald Scallop

Located in trendy Vesterbro, The Yellow Parasol is surrounded by green outdoor spaces with Sønder boulevard, Enghave Park and Skydebanehaven all a short walk away. This home’s beauty is in its simplicity. The monochrome design is supplemented by quality pieces – we can’t get enough of the large wooden dining table. Be warned, this penthouse apartment might offer great light, but there’s no lift in the building – it’s a seventy-step hike up to the front door.

The Yellow Parasol

Forest Clearing oozes style and charm. Its little balcony with BBQ has lovely French doors which flood the kitchen with natural light. Crammed with entertainment, including a games console, HBO and Netflix streaming services and a sound system in the kitchen, it has plenty to keep you entertained during your stay. In true Copenhagen fashion, the bathroom is on the small side – it’s more like a wet room. It does have underfloor heating though, so at least it dries quickly!

Forest Clearing

Small but brimming with character, this historic fourth-floor home has tonnes of charming details. We love the exposed wall timbers and creaky wooden floors. The nature of the building comes at a price – climbing up the uneven and low-ceilinged staircase isn’t for the faint-hearted. This is worth it for the silence the distance from the busy street creates, providing a super calm atmosphere, right in the centre of Copenhagen. Parallel to Strøget (the famous shopping street) and Gråbrødretorv, this home is bang in the action. 

Old Grandfather Time

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Changing Table

Trash Compactor

Baby Monitor

Paid Parking On Premises

Wheelchair Access

Private Entrance

Balcony / Patio

Hammock

Outdoor Shower

Sun Loungers / Beach Chairs

There’s just something special about Everland. The perfect family home, it feels a little like an oasis in the heart of Frederiksberg, which is also one of Copenhagen’s more quiet neighbourhoods. Erland and Eve are wonderful hosts, and it’s clear to see that their home is filled with love. Every detail tells a story and invites you to spend some quality time with your loved ones. We love the semi-private garden (it’s shared between all residents), it’s the perfect place to unwind with a barbecue and some great conversations.

Everland

It’s evident that Mikkel loves reading. Books are hiding in every corner of his home, manifesting his personality in the feel and look of the home. We love this home’s retro feel, the most outstanding features being the collection of classic Danish design furniture. Mikkel is an analogue kind of guy, so there’s no TV in his home. But why not use that as an opportunity to take advantage of all the things to do in his home (large vinyl collection and record player, books, fully equipped kitchen), as well as bustling Nørrebro, an oasis for artsy, creative types.

The Long Read

It’s easy to tell that The Baker & The Photographer is a much-loved home. Flooded with natural light and unique details (we love Pernille’s own photography in the living room), it’s one of those homes that embody Copenhagen really well. Niels dabbles in baking, so you can also expect a fully equipped kitchen, with lots and lots of soul. Located in Islands Brygge, the immediate area isn’t central – but if you love great views and easy access to the world-famous harbour baths, this home could be for you.

The Baker & The Photographer

Access to Beach

Focal Point boasts quite a view. With floor to ceiling windows and balconies on either side of the home, there’s plenty to take in. Another highlight of this home is the great sound system and CD collection – there's sure to be something up your street. Located in a quiet residential area, just a short ten-minute walk to Tivoli Gardens, it’s perfect for those looking for a peaceful place to crash after a day exploring the city.

Focal Point

Under the Sea is a happy family home. Many of the building’s original 1811 features are intact – we especially love the 200 years old wooden floor that oozes character. With plenty of colourful inputs (pillows, artwork, furniture) that pairs well with the homely atmosphere, it feels like a little family oasis close to Kongens Have. Due to the sleeping arrangements, we recommend that two out of the six guests are children (there’s a cot in bedroom one and junior size bed in bedroom two).

Under the Sea

Nestled in between calm Frederiksberg and fashionable Vesterbro, we find International Orange. Brimming with plenty of design treasures from the 1960s and 1970s (we love the Wassily Chair), it’s one for the interior design aficionados. The warm colour palette is eye-catching, and there are lots of striking art pieces and sculptures too. Well-suited for a family due to the sleeping arrangements, it’s also in a wonderful location, just moments from Værnedamsvej, one of Copenhagen’s most cherished streets.  

International Orange

Surrounded by the vintage shops, artisan cafes and fusion restaurants of Vesterbro, Sunny Matador is a great stay for those who want to experience Copenhagen at its trendiest. This is a small, well-laid-out home that immediately establishes a cosy atmosphere – even though there isn't much space to move around. We particularly loved the workspace right by the window and the exposed brick wall with gorgeous prints. 

Sunny Matador

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