Our host Nathalie let us into our room and explained its features upon our arrival. The room's history is interesting -- it had been a barbershop for many decades and Nathalie herself had run a lunch counter there. The room sits on a street corner and has big plate glass windows on each side. (Nathalie provides both sheer and opaque curtains for privacy. Small transom windows in the corner can be opened for air flow.) The beds were comfy and we appreciated the small refrigerator for our waters & snack food. Nathalie gave us a typical Dutch breakfast of cold meats, cheese, warm assorted breads, hard-boiled eggs, and fresh-squeezed orange juice. When she heard that our daughter felt sick to her stomach, Nathalie right away offered ginger tea to settle it. Brochures and tourist information in various languages are stacked neatly on a sideboard. The bedroom and bathroom are cozy and welcoming. We could easily imagine that we were staying in one of the nearby Dutch canal houseboats.