We were met my Sol who was a warm and welcoming host. Our children appreciated the basket of treats she had provided. The property is up three steep sets of stairs that we found charmingly Dutch rather than a drawback. There was loads of space for the 6 of us - parents and 4 young adults - although the size of two of the beds in the loft space is perhaps better suited to younger children. The bathroom is almost bigger than some of the whole apartments we have stayed in in other cities. It was spotlessly clean but a little jaded - likely from the impact of a frequent stream of visitors. The location was superb for walking to most attractions and the tram nearby for those further afield such as Anne Frank House. The neighborhood is pretty and a nice mix of residential houses and eateries. A small Spar supermarket is a 3 minute walk. The apartment perhaps best caters for guests who intend to eat out quite a bit as the cooking facilities are restricted due to fire restrictions. This is well described in the property description. Sol explained that it is rare to find properties in Amsterdam that accommodate more than 4 guests as all properties for more than 4 must register as hotels and hence have very sensitive smoke alarm systems wired to the fire station. We ate a lot of baguettes, cheese, cold meat, deli foods and (surprisingly good) microwave meals as a result. Sink plugs are not supplied which posed an issue when wanting to do the dishes; however, Sol promptly resolved this the next day by providing a bucket for the sink, washing equipment and tea towels. Her customer service was excellent. The shower was consistently hot, beds comfy and internet generally good (although patchy at peak times). This property was the most expensive of our month-long European trip but it seems that is the price you have to pay in Amsterdam. Overall a positive experience - gracias Ivan and Sol.