We had a fantastic family stay at Lena's beautiful, perfectly located home in Copenhagen!
Easy to get to from the airport: you take the only subway line that stops there, and 5 stops later the M2 drops you off at Lergravsparken. A short walk later and we found their beautiful house. Getting to the rest of the city is also a breeze; the M2 runs regularly and the bus stops nearby (we only used the subway).
Shout-out to the Rejsekort app with its easy pay-as-you-go system for subway, bus, and train. We couldn't set that up for our kids (+12 need their own ticket), but no fear: there is a Rejsebillet app for prepaid or point-to-point tickets which worked perfectly. That is also the one with a multi-day pass for Copenhagen should you want one of those.
Being Dutch, we were absolutely thrilled to borrow their bikes and go about exploring the city. The best and easiest way, if you ask us! We used their 4 bikes and rented one at a nearby bike shop (there are a few around).
The house easily slept our party of 5. It's a great setup with bright rooms and every amenity you could want. We had relaxed breakfasts, cooked dinners, and enjoyed unwinding in their living room. The kids were fascinated by the home gym :-)
We didn't take advantage of the proximity to the beach nearly enough, though it's really close by. We also highly recommend eating at Pomodoro D’Oro if you get the chance!
Their cat, Valdemar, mostly kept to himself, graciously allowing us to feed him and pet him occasionally.
We plan on visiting Copenhagen again, and if at all possible, we're definitely going to try exchanging with Lena again!