Future travellers can expect to experience a uni share house type situation in a bustling household, where the occupants seem indifferent to the presence of their guests, and undertake such daily tasks as multiple back-to-back loads of laundry throughout the night, with the washing machine being immediately next to the spare room and being extremely loud. Future travellers should bring some footwear for the bathroom, which was substandard in terms of cleanliness and hygiene (floors, bathmat, sink, cord for the light switch, etc.). The bathroom is also in the centre of the living room, it is also shared with all the housemates- not suited to those who value their privacy. Yahav was a lovely host, great communication, very welcoming and friendly. He’ll make you a cup of tea and offer to sit with you and give you some tips for visiting Amsterdam. The main householders however are the co-hosts (with Yahav being absent for the duration) and they seem to have an interesting attitude towards having houseguests. At one point, they jointly entered my room while I was asleep (having a very early train to catch in the morning). I am not sure for what purpose they did so. One feels as though one is “crashing” at these individuals’ place, not as though one is a paying customer. The area itself I found to be quite unsavoury, and encountered people with poor mental health and people experiencing homelessness whilst I was walking to/from the tram and the shops.