Hi, I'm CPH Retreats, but you can just call me Asbjørn. I have a few flats in Copenhagen, run as an AirBnBs. Contrary to other companies, I run only a few apartments, which means I can offer more attention to them and their guests. If you're tired of living in a dull hotelroom out of your suitcase, book my apartment and live comfortably in a home away from home! I'm easy to reach both on my cell and on Booking com, so please, send me a message!

Beautiful designer home with 2 bedrooms, huge livingroom, modern kitchen and a private balcony. Here you'll be living right outside "Rådhuspladsen", which is, by definition, the central of Copenhagen - with that said, the apartment is in an enclosed courtyard, with just a one way street outside - minimal noise. The apartment consists of 2 bedrooms, each having beds that comfortably fits 2. The master bedroom has a large bed, huge wardrobe and a dresser with a huge mirror right in the centre. The secondary bedroom, perfect for couples with a child, has a crib for the little one and a height adjustable desk, ergonomic chair, a large monitor and a dresser for clothes. In the living room there is is a beautiful space consisting of 2 couches, one of which is a fold out couch that turns into a queen sized bed - the other couch is a designer MAKE Copenhagen couch - it's stylish, but not the best for sleeping, which is why there is a mattress topper in the master bedroom - the couch is about 70cm wide. The kitchen is in the same space as the living room but is style-fully separated by a countertop bar and a wine fridge. The kitchen is also new, has a beautiful stovetop and lastly, is extremely large. The kitchen has phillips hue to control the light strength and color. All windows has 2 types of curtains, roll down (functional) and sliding (beautiful), except for the secondary bedroom, which only has light blocking curtains. The kitchen, dining area and the couch area has a lot of lights, which is why they're all dimmable - sometimes you want bright, sometimes you want cozy, it's got both. Please note: The apartment is designed with actual designer furniture, a handmade couch which cannot be reupholstered and everything is it is part of a home. Please treat as you would if it were yours The kitchen and bathroom are fully equipped and the whole place is cleaned by professionals. I guarantee that your stay in my apartment will be like no other, quality and location.

Lavendelstræde is a historic street in the heart of Copenhagen, Denmark, connecting Kattesundet-Hestemøllestræde in the northeast to Vester Voldgade near the City Hall Square (Rådhuspladsen) in the southwest. The street's name, meaning "Lavender Street," dates back to 1609, likely referencing lavender that once grew in nearby herb gardens adjacent to the city's old ramparts. The area was significantly affected by the Copenhagen Fire of 1795, after which it was rebuilt, leading to the construction of notable buildings such as the combined town hall and courthouse fronting Nytorv. Today, Lavendelstræde is characterized by its post-fire architecture, with several buildings dating from the late 18th century. Notably, No. 1, 4–6, and 10 are listed buildings, reflecting their historical and architectural significance. The street is part of Copenhagen's vibrant city center, known as Indre By, which blends charming old buildings with modern architecture, broad avenues, and narrow streets. This area is rich in cultural attractions, including the Royal Danish Theatre and various festivals throughout the year. Lavendelstræde's proximity to Rådhuspladsen makes it a convenient starting point for exploring the city's historic sites, shopping districts, and dining options.​ In recent years, Lavendelstræde has become home to establishments like the Taphouse (No. 15), one of Copenhagen's largest beer bars, offering over 60 different beers on tap, primarily from Danish and international microbreweries. This addition has contributed to the street's appeal as a destination for both locals and tourists seeking a blend of historical ambiance and contemporary leisure activities.​ Overall, Lavendelstræde encapsulates the essence of Copenhagen's historical charm while embracing modern developments, making it a noteworthy destination for those exploring the city's rich cultural tapestry.​