“Un’esperienza insolita e suggestiva, con qualche piccolo compromesso”
The spot’s great and the concept of sleeping on a boat is cool, but the cabin is really cramped for three people and the bathroom is shared.
GrielaA month ago
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Amsterdam·8.5
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or just type it: “around the 20th, three nights”
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Cozy parquet‑floored cabins aboard a small houseboat sit in Amsterdam’s centre, just a 10‑minute walk from Central Station and 15 minutes from Rembrandtplein. Warm‑colored wooden bunk beds, private sinks, and shared bathrooms create a homely vibe. Breakfast, offered for an extra fee, includes rolls, eggs, cereals, yoghurts and drinks. Within 10 minutes’ walk lie Zoo Artis, Nemo, Micropia and the Maritime Museum.
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How guests rate the property, aspect by aspect.
The spot’s great and the concept of sleeping on a boat is cool, but the cabin is really cramped for three people and the bathroom is shared.
Griela·A month ago
The place is unusual and in a top location (though it can vary) with a friendly host, and people from almost every country on Earth (except rare places like Micronesia) have already stayed on the boat. As promised, the walls are noisy and the rooms are tight. Overall, the price level for nights in Amsterdam is pretty high.
Erik·A month ago
Cozy, friendly staff, and the vibe was really good.
Paolo·A month ago
Breakfast was pretty good, mainly because the owner was warm and friendly, asked what I liked to eat, and tried to accommodate me. The location is fantastic, on a picturesque canal in the city center, and I slept soundly at night. The only downside is that the boat looks a bit old; otherwise everything is flawless.
Jun·2 months ago
We were moved to Anna Maria II and instantly felt at home! Eva’s lovely energy made us feel like a mother was looking after us. Everything was spotless, the breakfast was excellent, and the whole place felt very cozy. Be prepared: the room is small but definitely worth the experience.
Zijing·2 months ago