Well. In principal, this place is as good and "quirky" as it sounds. It's definitely unique. Still, there are some things that could be better, especially given the price. Oh yeah, speaking about the price and value for money: I found it a bit unusual that the rent increases more or less linearly with the number of people - say you are nine and add a tenth person, it's another 45 Euros per night. So if you stay with 10 for a weekend, and considering cleaning fee etc, we're talking about a lot of money being made here. Of course, that leads to certain expectations, which are not entirely met I would say. Quirky and "something else" all given, the inventory is a bit "run down". The fridge door doesn't close well, the pool table and especially queues aren't in very good shape (still totally playable) and, perhaps the main point, the place isn't being cleaned too thoroughly enough (given the cleaning fee and general cost, as said earlier). For example, I'd recommend some serious vaccum cleaning now and then. The beds and bathroom on the other hand are in good condition and well-kept. Note that the maybe-future "roof terrace" is just a roof with pebbles and - if it has rained - water. So you can't really use it. All in all, while we enjoyed our stay in this quiet and industrial part of Amsterdam (you can do whatever you want day and night there, not disturbing anyone, and remember the ferry over to the station and city centre is free and runs most of the time; although after ~1 am, then you need a taxi), and I respect the host's laid-back and superrelaxed attitude & mind set (we saw him only very shortly when checking out), maybe he's a bit too relaxed about maintaining the place, and it's a bit too much about quickly making money...no offense, but that's how it came across for us. I talked ~1 hour to the cleaning lady and about 1 min to him...