Comfortable & Quiet | Popular Jordaan area!

★ Located in Jordaan Area!
★ Ground floor
★ Close to Anne Frank House
★ Queensize bed
★ Big shower (can fit two people)
★ Fully equipped kitchen
★ Floor heating
★ Complete private area in the house
★ Close to public transportation
★ Shower ensuite
★ Separate Toilet

The space
Located on one of the canals in the Jordaan this room is ideally situated to explore the older part of Amsterdam. It's is on the ground floor, easily accessible and super quiet. Yet once you step out of the front door you are in the bustling heart of town! With all the mayor sights to see within walking distance. The Anne Frank House is a 5 min. walk. Dam square 10 min. Public transport a stone's throw away. Situated in our house so we have a joint entry but you will have complete privacy!

The room is equipped with all you need to make your stay comfortable. It has a queen size bed (200cm x 160), a very comfortable shower (big enoug

When strolling around the dainty, crooked streets of the Jordaan today, it’s difficult to comprehend that the neighbourhood used to be a pit of poverty on the verge of demolition. Constructed in the early 17th century, when Amsterdam’s first Golden Age saw a steady influx of wealthy European immigrants, the Jordaan was originally dubbed the Nieuwe Werck (‘New Work’), as it housed the working-class artisans, carpenters and masons toiling away to expand the city’s boundaries. It even became Rembrandt’s last home following his bankruptcy in 1655.

Today, the Jordaan offers a real mix: old-fashioned community-oriented Jordanese residents live next door to well-to-do young families shuttling their kids to school in a bakfiets (cargo bicycle). There are numerous hip hangouts and trendy restaurants around Noordermarkt and along Westerstraat and Rozengracht, but there’s also no shortage of traditional brown cafés. The traditional Dutch folk music that was born here – pompous, emotion