I loved staying in Gerald & Sergio's apartment in a beautiful, historic canal house on the Prinsengracht, one of the loveliest canals in Amsterdam! It was exceptionally clean, charmingly decorated, and close to everything ... during a week's visit I walked everywhere in the city. The location is perfect - a block away from the Anne Frank House, which is a stop on all the hop-on, hop-off bus and canal boat lines so you can ride a boat home at the end of your sightseeing! I started most days with a big piece of apple pie and coffee at Winkel 43 up the street and had dinner several nights at La Perla, a wonderful pizzeria a few blocks away. Next door is P96, a cafe/bar that has its own boat deck - you get your drink inside then take it outside yourself and enjoy watching the canal traffic as the sun sets. The Jumbo supermarket is very close by. This part of the Jordaan is a perfect neighborhood to stay in because it's away from the tourist hotels and the backpacker crowd and has great restaurants in the maze of narrow streets behind the house. Art Studio Prinsengracht was perfect for my week in Amsterdam, and as a solo traveler, I liked knowing the host was in the building if I needed anything (although Amsterdam is extremely safe). As an Air BnB host myself, I truly appreciate all the thoughtfulness Gerald has put into his Air BnB, and I like knowing that when I travel, my money is helping to support a local Dutch family. I loved Amsterdam and my stay here made it perfect. After six days I still didn't get to see everything I wanted to, so I can't wait to go back! Dank je wel, Gerald and Sergio!!!