Not bad, Not great. We had booked the blue room but, since we were the only people staying, Gordon gave us the choice of which we'd like to stay in. I did check out both rooms, the biggest difference between them is size. We ended up sleeping in the yellow room, which is the bigger and has a balcony off double glass doors and faces the back of the house. The blue room is smaller and faces the street with two windows. It is very quiet at night with windows closed. The beds in both rooms are fairly uncomfortable, in my opinion, very hard. This detail is the most important to me and I did not feel as though my expectations were met. Both rooms share a shower and bathroom. Both were acceptably clean. The shower room would be nearly impossible to change in without getting your clothing wet (the entire closet-sized room is the shower), so you would have to enter the common space hallway in your towel to get to your room for privacy. No one else was staying at the time we were, so that wasn't an issue for us, but I can imagine it might be awkward if the space is truly being shared. The sinks, however, are not shared- each bedroom had its own in sort of an odd placement in the corner. There are no lights near the sink/mirror, so doing any makeup was difficult. No towel bars near the sink. A few cheap upgrades I think could improve the comfort of these rooms quite a bit. The fridge was kept well stocked during our visit and the pastries and coffee for breakfast were nice. This place is also in a great location. If I were staying in Amsterdam again, I would seek out a more comfortable bed before considering staying here again.