Well, he asked me as I was training into Amsterdam if I would like to “ upgrade “ to a larger room with a desk . It was all in Dutch and it seemed easier to say yes then debate . Well , the upgrade was his personal study room and not fit for someone to sleep in , so I guess he double booked the other room or it simply doesn’t exist . He put a make shift bed in it that reminded me of what a ww1 wounded shoulder would have had his last moments in . He also gave me strict instructions not to open the blinds , I guess this is so neighbours don’t see him renting out a undeclared room . The room had no lock on it either so I had too resort too hiding my stuff . The whole purpose of booking a private room instead of shared accomodation is privacy and security. The host also would leave notes in my room instead of just communicating over the phone , so he felt he had free access to my room . And because the the room is prohibited from being aired it was very damp and would be unhealthy for any longer then a few days . The bed actually felt cold and damp . Hell , he couldn’t even provide coffee and yet a kettle ?! Now you might wonder , why didn’t I just leave ? That’s hardly a option in a foreign country with no cellular data . It would have been very difficult too find anything else on such short notice . I feel that I paid doubled then what was given too me . I also took photos and video if there is any dispute . Kind regards , Pete