I you're young, don't bother to read this review.
Maybe I'm just getting pickier in my middle age but this place wasn't worth spending over a $103/night. At least our stay was only one night.
The listing mentions flexible check-in. When the host contacted me the night before, I was surprised to see check-in for 14:00. The 'flexible check-in' applies ONLY if the place is vacant the night before. I had to make other arranges due to this unexpected surprise.
There is no WiFi in the unit. Unfortunately, I overlooked this. I figured most places had WiFi. When I contacted the host, she advised me that most Europeans now have free roaming on their phones in Europe. Well...that's great for Europeans but not so much for Americans or Canadians. Many of us don't bother with an extended International Plan while on vacation and rely heavily on WiFi.
Yes, there is a pool, a washer in the unit and it's pretty central. However, despite the trendy decor I was surprised by the few damages in the walls, the crappy paint touch ups, missing niceties such as a toilet paper holder and somewhere to shelve toiletries in the shower stall. Not to mention the painful looking chiseled out gouge in the wall for the air conditioning cord which was clearly an after thought.
All in all the place felt like it was quickly slapped together with the anticipation of dinero coming in without attention to detail. I'm guessing most of the building is being used for Airbnbs as I encountered many other travelers coming and going.
Lastly, due to some kind of construction on the street which this window faces on the ground floor, every time a car drove over a metal plate in the road, it would resound throughout the room.
I see now that the listing is down to $68/night. Wise move. And I do like the Dutch.