If you have always wanted to stay inside the pages of a modern architecture or interior design magazine, this is the spot for you. Outside you see an adorable narrow 17th century house (I took a photo of my 4-year-old daughter trying to reach from edge to edge outside), and inside you find a mosaic of glass and bright white angled staircases and colorful textiles. Every inch has been thoughtfully and playfully considered. My daughter and I spent at least a half hour giddily exploring all 4 floors (5 including the rooftop sauna/deck) and making faces at each other through the windows in the floors. Each room (bedroom, bathroom, lounge/2nd bedroom, kitchen) has its own floor, so I don't recommend the house to anyone with a new or damaged knee or hip. But otherwise, a wonderful stay. We were only there for a night and had to catch a plane in the morning so we will always regret not getting a chance to use the sauna and the outdoor shower!
Greet was incredibly generous and friendly with all communication, and provided professional tour guide level recommendations. After a hot and exhausting day of travel we ended up at her recommended cafe "Clodette" for lunch, where we had a wonderful meal and exceedingly friendly exchanges with the folks who work there. Our daughter turned the cafe into a dance floor and made friends with everyone.
The location is a 15 or 20 minute walk from the train station and an easy walk to cafes, restaurants and the historic center of town. It was very hot when we stayed, and Greet left us cold water in the fridge, and the air conditioner worked like a dream.