We stayed here 4 nights in september and felt right at home. A friendly welcome, a lovely spacious room and great breakfast. The location is superb, right in the heart of the city and close to the train station. The only thing we had to get used to a bit is to share the family's bathroom. It makes you feel a bit rushed because you don't want to occupy it for too long.
We would definitely stay here again and recommend it to our friends!

Close to Train station, 5 minute walk, and close to most attractions. Older building with that old charm. Hosts were very accommodating. Rooms are clean. Beds are good. Room we had was huge. It would have our own bathroom and not a shared one, but it all worked out and well. We will definitely recommend this to our friends. Good value in a very expensive market.

First, let me say that you stay here because of the price. The price is terrific -- i.e. in a WAY WAY WAY overpriced city, this is an affordable option. We stayed at Arctic Janus one night before coming here and they were equivalent (similar in price and value), with some trade offs. The host at Copenhagen B&B is very kind, but you are in his house and you feel like it... especially when you need to take a shower because that is located over by the owner's bedrooms. Yep, you share that bathroom. And he has kids too, so it is not a good feeling. I would give it only 3 stars because of that, HOWEVER the value is good -- excellent -- considering the city, so I'm giving it 4 stars. It isn't romantic and the shower thing is downright uncomfortable, and we found ourselves talking in hushed tones because we felt awkward.... but the room itself is nice (and you have a toilet and sink nearby in a half bathroom), the location is terrific, and it is AFFORDABLE. If the shower thing bothers you too much, stay at Arctic Janus or some other place like that. But if you can deal with the shower thing (not recommended for families), this is a good option (either that or avoid Copenhagen altogether and go somewhere more affordable like the Netherlands... we went there next and had a better time). And if you do come, then there's the oldest bakery in Copenhagen just up the street (400 some years old?) and they are fabulous, with terrific coffee and pastries (esp necessary since there's no breakfast, at least not during the week which is when we stayed).

We stayed here for 3 nights recently and found it to be a fantastic place to stay, very close to the Tivoli Gardens, and 10 mins walk max from Central Station, located in the Latin Quarter - great restaurants, bars & shops all within a couple of minutes walk. Philip and his family made us very welcome. The bright rooms are huge and very comfortable, and the shared shower caused us no issues at all, as there is a separate WC and sink next door so it's only when you need a shower that you need to walk through the apartment and we didn't have to wait once. The breakfasts are lovely at the weekend and the gift of organic jam at the end of our stay was a lovely thought. We'd highly recommend Philip's house to stay!