The room was compact and very efficient. The refrigerator had an ice tray that made my husband very happy. The bed was comfy and the shower spacious. Loved having the windows open in the afternoon. Walking distance to trams, buses, groceries and restaurants. A lovely neighbor to stroll in. Easy to get in.

The noise cannot be helped in an Amsterdam neighborhood. It is part of the charm, We appreciated very much the ear plugs left for both of us, We were very glad the weather was cool so it wasn't stuffy when we closed the windows. It was a bit confusing to find as there is no such street address on the building. We had help from a gentleman in the business downstairs,

This was our first trip to the City of Amsterdam. We consulted many resources but relied heavily on Rick Steves’ Amsterdam and the Netherlands Guidebook. We knew from our research that we wanted to stay in the Jordaan neighborhood. When we saw the pictures and description of Studios at the canal property, we booked it without hesitation, and we are so glad we did. The property is a quaint and thoroughly modern studio apartment up a narrow flight of stairs. It is fully equipped with a king bed, kitchen, coffee maker, small refrigerator, and a small, but more than effective, space heater (we were there in April and temperatures were chilly). The windows allowed for plenty of natural light, and the blinds were useful to block out the streetlights that made one feel quite secure. The bathroom was perfect – large with the most luxurious shower ever. Every space in the apartment was useable and functional. The location was perfect. The property is near Anne Franks’ House and an easy walk to Dam Square where one can pick up a tram to the Van Gogh Museum and the Rijksmuseum. There are many fun and entertaining places to eat near the property, including our favorite Greek Coffee Bar: “Kafenion Specialty Coffee Bar.”

The only thing that comes to mind that was somewhat difficult was the lack of drawer space to unpack one's luggage., but we delt fine without it.

We really liked the location - being right beside one of the canals - just a lovely view! The building and room are completely charming and authentic Amsterdam!!

It would have been helpful to have a street number. We had the street name but not the house number. Also, it would have been helpful to have a sign or some identifier next to the entry door/keypad so we knew that we were at the correct address.

The bed was very comfortable, the shower great, the location wonderful. Simply but nicely decorated; appreciated the teapot and kitchen supplies, place to eat, and the towel rack in the bathroom. The communication regarding access was very well done; good security system, felt very safe. Nice to arrive with some cold water already for us.

My husband and I are older and while pretty nimble found the staircase up to the apartment daunting. It's a good thing we were traveling light. Fortunately there were rails on both sides and we adapted to the climb. The advert on Booking.com should note this might be a problem for people who are mobility impaired. The room is small, very little space for luggage, no drawers; nightstands are small ledges. No microwave so fridge meant we could chill water etc. (very nice) but no way to really use leftovers. It was very warm out when we were there but the windows are big and we had a nice breeze at night so comfortable sleeping (although maybe a better way to prop them open would be useful).

I liked the location, and the modern design of the suite.

Street noise, but that’s to be expected. The bathroom faucet lever was defective (falling off) and lack of body soap and shampoo in the shower. Very little dish soap in the kitchen. Delayed communication by Tessa (I had emailed a question in advance of our visit).

The location was excellent and exactly what I expected. Nicely decorated. Beautiful view of the canal lined street.

Room size was small and the noise in middle of the night was quite high. There were earplugs next to our bed upon arrival, which I thought was strange. Then in the middle of the night, 1 am onward when I tried to sleep, I quickly understood why the earplugs were there. You could hear everything outside the closed windows. Conversations, cars, people walking around all night. Sleeping was quite a challenge.

Absolutely loved it. This isn't my first time in Amsterdam but it was my first time staying at Jordaan. This is an incredible quaint neighborhood and the street itself is so quiet and beautiful. The apartment is small, but very well decorated. Good shower. A small kitchen contained everything we really needed. Including refrigerator and a coffee machine (capsules included!). it is an amazing place and amazing location. And I would definitely return. Tessa was a great host as the communication with her was seemless and it felt she really wants you to enjoy your stay.

The apartment could use some storing room (a proper shelf or small closet to put the clothes in/on would be nice). Also, If you have trouble sleeping at night when everything is not quiet, keep in mind that the walls of this apartment are not exactly sound proof so you hear the outside quite well. Tessa provided us with earplugs, and it really did the job on my part.

Lovely studio apartment in an excellent location. It had everything we needed, was spotlessly clean and tastefully decorated. A great base for exploring the city on foot, without being right in the busy centre.

A wee bit noisy at night when people were walking past but it wasn’t constant or very late and the host kindly provided ear plugs, which we didn’t need to use when the windows were closed.

Beautiful property in a stunning location.

The property has beautiful old windows but sadly they let in lots of noise. The host provided earplugs and they are needed. It was a very noisy spot. There are also extremely steep and narrows stairs to the rooms and would be almost impossible for someone with mobility issues to handle.

Tessa's place is FANTASTIC! It's a perfect location. We were able to walk to it from the train station (about a mile). Overlooks one of the beautiful canals. Such a lovely, perfect spot for a short stay in Amsterdam. Thank you very much Tessa!!!

We arrived late in the evening so we had a little difficulty finding the entry door. The one marked 99 is actually on the corner not the side. We were able to contact Tessa and she helped us out immediately. As will most of the lovely old buildings in Amsterdam the stairs are quite steep...but this was expected.