This city-centre apartment is seriously chic – we absolutely loved its minimalist Scandi vibes. The communal area is open and bright, offering plenty of space for all six guests to hang out together. There are thoughtful touches like vintage illustrated posters hanging on the wall above comfortable furniture from New Scandinavian Design maestros, Bolia. The glass-walled bedrooms are definitely a novel touch and create a strong impact. They certainly won't be to everyone's taste, but all have velvet curtains to pull across for some privacy when needed. With views onto Copenhagen's main shopping street, Strøget, you couldn't be better placed to hit the luxury boutiques and independent shops when the mood takes you. Plus, you're not far from the colourful waterside bars and restaurants of Nyhavn or the high culture of the Royal Danish Theatre – a little over a five-minute walk away.

Home truths:
* Located right on Strøget, it can get a bit noisy with the windows open – we'd suggest keeping them closed at night
* The building doesn’t have a lift – you’ll have to climb thirty-seven steps to reach the apartment
* Child-friendly amenities such as a cot and highchair are available upon request
* The bathrooms are at the opposite end of the flat to the bedrooms
* The bedrooms are separated by glass walls with privacy curtains to draw across
* Self check-in via lockbox
* Though a car isn't a necessity, there's very limited parking in the area
* At capacity, two guests will be sleeping on a sofa bed in the living room