Rent Apartment Sizzling Honey-Myrtle Østerbro

This stylish Copenhagen apartment was featured in one of the UK’s best selling home interior magazines, and we can see why. Your lovely host Nina hails from a family of architects, so it’s no wonder that every little detail is thought of in her magnificent home. Nothing is a coincidence, not even the turquoise blue walls in the hallway – she attributes this particular choice to her grandfather – it was his favourite colour. The building actually used to be a parish hall – the living space (with its six-metre-high ceilings) was an auditorium where the local church choir would perform. Today, it’s a lively mix of family heirlooms and art with a gallery-like vibe that’s so mesmerising that you’ll want to stay forever. There’s not one, but two south-facing balconies here too, where you can enjoy your morning coffee or have some sundowners. This gorgeous place, naturally, has impeccable reviews. Out and about, this apartment is situated in the upscale Østerbro area of the city – you’ll find design stores and trendy restaurants aplenty. If you want to explore Copenhagen’s centre, it’s just a two-minute walk to Poul Henningsens Plads Metro station, which will take you to the city centre in fifteen minutes. Or, unwind on the glorious white sands of Svanemølle Beach, a five-minute ride away. Nina is always happy to recommend this city’s most interesting sights and charming spots, so you get the most from your stay.
Further Information::
*This home is on the second floor with no lift – you have to climb forty-four steps to reach the front door – something to bear in mind if you have limited mobility or heavy suitcases
*This a no smoking home, but smoking is allowed on the balcony
*It is not possible to park rental bicycles in the entrance, they can be parked in the small bicycle parking area next to the home
*This is a no-shoes-inside-home
*If you’re staying for more than five nights, Nina would love it if you water her plants
*The nearest supermarket is a two-minute walk away
*There’s no parking here, but the Metro station is a two-minute walk, while the train station is an eight-minute stroll and there’s plenty of restaurants and shops on the doorstep