The property is centrally located in a historic, quaint fishing village near Copenhagen. The location was wonderful. Restaurants and coffee shops re within easy walking distance. The apartment was comfortably furnished. There is a fully stocked kitchen although we didn’t use it. Beds were comfortable and everything was clean.

The cobblestone street outside the bedroom window brought in some street noise especially early one morning when a garbage truck idled outside. The steps down to the entrance to the apartment were a little tough to navigate since we are senior citizens. The reception area was hard to find.

The 2 apartments we used were clean and well-furnished. I appreciated having a washer and dryer in each apartment. The location was terrific, and the service was great. I asked for more handsoap at one point, and the hostess had it to me that same day.

There were only 2 trashcans in my apartment, and I would have appreciated one in each bathroom plus one for the kitchen. Also, one of the handsoap dispensers was almost empty and had watery soap in it when we arrived. Oh, and we had to use paper towels to cover the bathroom windows for privacy. Shades in those rooms would have been much appreciated.

It was very close to the airport. We were on a layover with a family. Beautiful little town, plenty of shopping and food in the village. Perfect for our needs.

Trying to contact the booking to let them know our flight would be delayed was difficult. Instructions for check-out weren’t really clear. We left the residence neat and orderly anyway. Little hard to find our exact location because the village was closed down for the night but we had to figure it out.

We stayed in a ground-floor apartment with a private entrance through a small courtyard. The apartment was spacious and had everything we needed. The location was right in the heart of the old town, next to the harbor. Upon arrival, the key was waiting for us in the door, and we didn't encounter any staff during our stay (which was perfectly fine with us). The apartment was in a beautiful area with easy access to scenic walks for our dog. The nearest grocery store was a few kilometers away.

The accommodation was very comfortable. The only notable point was that there were some big celebrations (a wedding) at the hotel, and the guests came to the courtyard in front of our windows to cool off and smoke. It didn't bother us much at all, but it was a bit amusing when we returned from our evening walk with the dog and found ourselves in the midst of the party guests.

Hotel is located in nice historical part of the city. The apartment was very spacious. Good price. Free parking 250m from the hotel. Toilet also on the second floor of the apartment. The local restaurant was very popular. (but we didn't visit it) Good connection to the Copenhagen city. (bus - Metro) Very good ice cream nearby ;-).

Shower in our apartment was dirty and in bad condition. :-( Also, it is useful to close the windows at night, because there is a lot of spiders in the Dragor! My wife didn't take it well :-)))

I wanted somewhere away from the big city as I like to be around the local people. Copenhagen is just a 20 minute bus ride on #35 to the airport then a 35 minute metro (train) ride to the city. Very slick and easy using the Danish DOT Billetter app to pay for the tickets. Only works on iPhone and iPad. No rental car needed. Dragør was great! Though pronouncing Dragør is not as it looks. It is more like Dray-oooh. The vowel ø is pure evil to pronounce! And the words i and på are super messy, meaning: in, on, into, at above, on etc. Good luck with i and på. Anyway, loved the location of the hotel. Lot's of local shops near bye. The streets were filled with billions of kids on halloween waking up and down the stone streets, collecting candy from all the shops that stayed open for the kids. It was great listing to all the kids having fun. Durning the day people are out and about walking around the streets and hotel. The hotel room was fully furnished and even had a small clothe washer. All instructions were in Danish on all appliances so I had to translate but I got it figured out. Check-in is weird as you have to go to the back of the hotel. The restaurant is on the front street side and check-in is on the back alley side. I was in the hotel for a week on a bottom floor. You can hear the people above you. Pretty much like being in an apartment.

I liked everything about the hotel. It's not five stars, but I did not want a five star hotel. This was exactly what I was looking for. The funniest thing that happened was some people checked into the room above me. I thought they had a dog and a kid, as I heard little feet running back and forth. When they checked out I looked out the window to see who it was. It was a single, young mother with 4 little kids. The kids were 5,6,7,8 years old. All blond and as cute as could be.

As always excellent location, calm, nice and convienent. We first time been here 4 years ago and now once again, will definitly choose this location next time.

As I said all is nice and good but I think it is right time for some renewal of apartment, furniture etc. Probably next time we will come in into renewed one. Anyway thanks a lot and we enjoyed.

The proprietor of the hotel couldn’t have been nicer. The apartment was roomy, lovely, well stocked. The courtyard perfect for sitting right outside your room. You don’t find properties like this anymore. I am a retired flight attendant and know a thing or two about hotels. Stay here if you get the chance.

The village was quaint and lovely. We loved all the walking trails through marshland and along the water. We liked watching all the locals kayaking and sailing. During the day there were quite a few tourists but evenings were more quiet when people left. It was so relaxing. There were lots of places to eat. The apartment was very large and comfortable.

Our windows faced the ‘main’ street so we could hear all conversations of people walking by. It was a very minor deterrent.

I always fly to Copenhagen from the US and take the train from the Copenhagen airport to the train station in Göteborg. I taught at Chalmers many years before and enjoy meeting the professor (Ingvar Lindgren) I worked with and my closest student (Sten Salamonsson). Ingvar and Sten both came to Hotel Flora and Ingvar brought me a copy of his new book. Ingvar and I have written a book, "Atomic Many-Body Theory" which has become a Springer classic.

I have no complaints.