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Renting an apartment in Denmark
Where people in Denmark look for flats, what to expect from deposits and leases, and every site you can search, from nightly stays to long-term lets.
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Local rental portals in Denmark
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What to know before you rent
- Deposits
- A landlord may ask for at most three months' rent as deposit plus up to three months' prepaid rent (used for the final months), on top of the first rent payment. (source, 2026)
Short-term rental rules
- Denmark (own year-round home): Owners or users may let their entire year-round home to holidaymakers for at most 30 days per calendar year, or 70 days if the letting goes exclusively through a platform/agency that reports the income to the tax authority; municipalities may raise the 70-day cap to 100 days. (source, 2026)
Short stays in Denmark
These international sites search any city in Denmark by name.
Offer from Booking.com · you'll book on their site
Booking.com
Huge choice of serviced and private apartments, filtered to apartments only. Many rates allow free cancellation.
Booked and paid on Booking.com: their prices, terms and guest protection apply. Booking.com's terms
Offer from Vrbo · you'll book on their site
Vrbo
Whole homes and apartments only, never shared rooms. A good pick for families and groups.
Booked and paid on Vrbo: their prices, terms and guest protection apply. Vrbo's terms
Offer from Expedia · you'll book on their site
Expedia
Apartments, aparthotels and hotels in one place, with loyalty rewards if you already book flights there.
Booked and paid on Expedia: their prices, terms and guest protection apply. Expedia's terms
Offer from Airbnb · you'll book on their site
Airbnb
Private homes and apartments from individual hosts, with weekly and monthly discounts on many listings.
Booked and paid on Airbnb: their prices, terms and guest protection apply. Airbnb's terms
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