Location, location, location. Neighborhood is quiet and convenient to so many things. We walked to Rembrandt Square, Dam Square, the Redlight District, the end of the “peninsula” beyond Doubletree Amsterdam Centraal Station (for a bike tour), etc. There are plenty of restaurants nearby. Though this is not classified as accommodations where you get the “entire” space, in reality it is. You are given a key to the front door AND keys to both of your rooms. After you enter the main door, all other doors on all levels are closed/locked. It’s like being in an apartment building where everyone has their own unit. Your two bedrooms and one bathroom are on the top floor—all your own, like a private apartment (albeit without main living area or kitchen). Each of the rooms have a comfortable queen-size bed. There is a window in each room for light, and they can be opened for fresh air. The rooms were spacious with plenty of room to open multiple suitcases and move around comfortably. One room had a sloped ceiling that was low on one side, but it wasn’t a problem. My only semi-complaint would be that one room had a freestanding rack with hangers, to use like a closet, and the other didn’t. It would be nice if BOTH rooms had a place to hang up clothes. Each room had a TV (not currently in the listing photos), but we didn’t use them, so I can’t comment on details. It’s important to note that these accommodations are NOT suitable for anyone with mobility problems. They are on the top/3rd floor (which is equivalent to the 4th floor for Americans) and there is NO elevator. More than that, the staircases are the skinniest and steepest (like a ladder...seriously) that I’ve ever seen. We had extra large suitcases, because we were traveling for an extended period of time, and it was extremely tricky to get them up and down the stairs. Going up was difficult. We learned what to do and not to do so that when it was time to leave, we formed a brigade to move the luggage from top to bottom. We had one person on the top landing, another midway down and the last on the next landing below. We would then pass a suitcase from person one, to person two and then to person three for that flight of stairs until each piece was to the next landing. Then we’d do it all again for each level until we got to the bottom. If you have a system, it’s doable. The host, Mimi, is lovely. She speaks good English, so it was easy for us to communicate with her both in writing and speaking with her directly. She kindly let us leave our luggage after we checked out since our flight wasn’t until later in the day. I would definitely stay there again and have no hesitation recommending her place (as long as you keep in mind the mobility issues and...