Excellent location, handy for trams and within reasonable walking distance of the Rijksmuseum. Several good cafes close by and a large supermarket. The room itself was very clean, however it is a very small with no separate bathroom. Tiny toilet with freezing blast from airvent to street made it uncomfortabe to visit - like the arctic. Nice shower with clear glass door but situated in the middle of the room(!) facing the window to the street so you have to pull down the window blinds. Coffee and tea making facilities as in any hotel room but no way of warming up delightful Dutch foods bought from delicatessens. Huge fridge for unknown reason. Toilet built under steps to main house so ceiling very low - beware if you are tall! If you need to shave you have to use the 'kitchen' sink and open the blinds to see because of inadequate lighting. We never saw the host as he was 'unavailable' and were met by a (charming and helpful) young woman from an agency. In fact all communications purporting to be from Michel seemed in fact to be from the agency. This was disappointing as we have always been met by our previous Airbnb hosts. I would have preferred to move to a hotel after the first night, but having paid almost £100 per night for a four night stay we decided to stick it out and just put it down to experience. It's a pity the host didn't take note of the comments in his guest book which covered some of these points. We certainly enjoyed all other aspects of our Amsterdam visit - it is truly a lovely city.