Copenhagen Airbnb
We flew back from a 5 day stay in Copenhagen last night and I wanted to share these pictures of the apartment we stayed in with you guys as soon as possible..and that has nothing to do with not wanting to face the holiday washing or the fact we left our house in a state and I’m hiding upstairs…in bed.
We chose to use Airbnb as we did this time last year during our first trip to Paris. Much like last year we chose an apartment with a childs room that seemed the same age as Wilf. We realised just how useful this was the first time round when we could chill out on the balcony or in the living room whilst Wilf played with toy cars in ‘his room’. I also think it really adds to a childs excitement when they find they have their own room and what better than a whole new-to-you toys to play with? Being that we were in Denmark this particular room was stocked full of lego.
Tom and I have both been really inspired by scandinavian design when it comes to our interior choices so we knew we would be in for a treat choosing to stay in a Copenhagen flat. As you can see the apartment we chose was absolutely stunning and the owners were extremely helpful with any questions we had during the booking process.
Being that I’m still suffering from morning sickness (hurrah!) I saw a lot more of the place than Tom and Wilf as most of the afternoons I had to come back and take it easy whilst the boys went out again. I can’t imagine how boring this would have been in a hotel room compared to a whole flat as I was able to wonder around, make myself some food, take a nap or just read on the sofa, perfect!
We’ve come back from our trip really inspired by Danish interior design and are on a mission to simplify a lot of our home. If you want to check out the copenhagen airbnb we stayed at you can view it here. This property worked out at about £83 per night for two adults and children are free.
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