Built around 1655 and last refurbished in 2006, this national heritage building has a lot of character. Visit the nine streets in style, enjoy views of the 17th century canals and get a taste of history.
Our rate include 6% VAT, linen, weekly cleaning and linen change for stays of 10 nights or more, utilities and internet (where present).
Please note that rates do not include city tax, which will be added to your invoice in the booking process and amounts to 5% of the ex VAT (6%) amount and is due 2 weeks before arrival.
An additional fee of EUR50 will be charged for each booking for final cleaning of the apartment.
Layout description
On the first level (one flight up), there is an open kitchen, dining area, living room and separate toilet. On the second level there are two bedrooms and a bathroom. On the third level there is a third bedroom. This apartment is in the same building as Snug Sonnenberg.
Features
- TV
- Cable reception
- VCR
- Sound system
- Open kitchen
- Complete kitchen inventory
- Microwave
- WiFi internet
- Toaster
- Coffeemaker
- Kettle
- Oven
- Bathtub
- Hairdryer
- Washing machine/dryer
- Iron and ironing board
- Bed linen and towels are provided
- No Smoking
- No party policy
- Child safety is medium due to steep stairs (see stairs section)
Bedding
This apartment sleeps a maximum of 6 persons (above 3 years) on:
6 single beds (80 by 200 cm)
1 double sleeping sofa (160 by 200 cm)
On request (at 40 EUR per person per night) 2 additional persons can stay here on;
1 double sleeping sofa (160 by 200 cm)
More information
Though completely aimed at the comforts of modern life, this house has lots of charm. The house is a museum all in itself. This 350-year-old house, listed on the historical registry, has all the charm of an authentic house, yet all the comforts for modern life. This comfortably furnished 110 m2, three-bedroom apartment is located on the Herengracht canal in the nine streets area.
This apartment is housed in a beautifully-restored 17th century building. This was one of the earlier houses that was built along the Herengracht. The gable is a classical renaissance crow-stepped gable; this is a stair-step type of design at the top of the triangular gable-end of a building. It gives a hint of what can be expected inside this house. You will find many books, websites and even porcelain statues of this building as it is viewed as a typical Amsterdam classical renaissance house.
Inside you still see many original features, such as wooden beams, wooden floors and wooden circular stairs. Everything is very much like it was when it was first built. Most buildings from the 17th century have been changed much over the past 300 years, whereas this one has stayed the same.
Location description
When walking out the door one finds him/her self in the “nine streets” area. The nine streets area is known for its restaurants, boutique shops, and its beautiful canals. This shopping area is in nine narrow streets within the canal belt. It is distinctly different from other shopping districts as there is a large diversity of privately owned shops.
Nearby points of interest
- 9 Streets Area - 0 minutes walking*
- Flower Market - 2 minutes walking*
- Spui – 2 minutes walking*
- Dam Square – 3 minutes walking*
- Jordaan – 5 minutes walking*
- Westerkerk/Anne Frank - 5 minutes walking*
- Rembrandt plein - 6 minutes walking*
- Central Station – 15 minutes walking*
- Leidseplein - 15 minutes walking*
- Nieuwmarkt - 15 minutes walking*
*Please note that cycling time or public transport is about 1/3 of walking time.
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Staircases
This apartment is one flight up and has two internal flights. In historic buildings in Amsterdam many of the staircases are steeper than most people are used to. The flights are between moderately steep and steep. Safety for children is medium as the staircases themselves are not open, but closed off with doors.
