Numa | Copenhagen Norrebro

Having a kitchen was a real help in Copenhagen, where eating out can get expensive. There are supermarkets, 7/11, shops, and street food right outside, and the metro gets you to the centre in about 10 minutes. We had a great time here.

We stayed in a clean, apartment-style room that fit our family of three nicely. The neighborhood was quiet, and the red line metro was only a five-minute walk away, making it easy to get around Copenhagen.

The flat was a little cramped for three of us, with one bedroom on a mezzanine and a sofa bed, but I think it would suit two people really well. It was spotless, near transport, supermarkets, and coffee shops, and there was free luggage storage. Tea, coffee, and shower products could be topped up for free too. The doors use a key code. I asked the host online for another chair, and it arrived the next morning. A great block of apartments, and I'd happily recommend it.

The room was warm, the bed was comfortable, and the whole stay was amazing. We had a fully accessible bathroom, which we didn't need, but it looked excellent. Cooking for ourselves was a nice option, since the room had everything for self-catering. It was our first time at Numa Copenhagen. Check-in and check-out without any human interaction felt a bit strange, as it was so different, but otherwise the room was fantastic.