The house
You book a room here, not the whole house. The living room, the dining area and the garden on this page you share with the other guests.
The shared spaces
Officers’ houses were built tall and narrow, and this one is no exception: rooms stacked over several floors, one staircase running the whole way up. You get to know the house on the way to bed.
The ground floor is where everyone ends up. A living room, a long dining table, a shared fridge, coffee and tea on the house, and an honesty bar. The plates on the table and the lamps above it came out of the studio next door.
The rooms
The five rooms are named after the five of us. They sit on the upper floors, and no two are alike: different light, different views, original details we left exactly where they were. Porcelain in each of them.
Sophie
Double bed (160 cm)
View of the English Convent
Peter
Double bed (160 cm)
Garden view
Juliette
Double bed (160 cm)
View of the English Convent
Kasper
Double bed (160 cm)
Garden view
Korneel
Two single beds · one guest
The garden
A city garden we let run slightly wild. An aperitif at one of the bistro tables, or sunk into the lounge chairs at the back under the fig tree. Beyond that you mostly hear the neighbourhood.
Practical info
Included in your stay
- Bed linen and towels
- Free Wi-Fi
- TV in the shared living room
- Coffee, tea and water on the house
- A welcome beer and an honesty bar
- Shared fridge and freezer
- Dishwasher, kettle and microwave
- Hairdryer, shampoo and shower gel
- Locked bike shed
Additional info
- Children welcome
- Babysitting on request
- Baby cot, high chair, baby bath and changing cushion on request
- Babies under three sleep in a free cot and do not count towards a room’s maximum
- A detailed welcome guide once you’ve booked
House rules
- No smoking indoors
- No pets
- Quiet after 10pm
- No fireworks
- No parties or events
- No stag or hen parties
- Minimum stay: two nights
- Check-in from 3pm · check-out before 11am
- Please sort your waste, we’ll show you how
Parking
You can park on the street: free between 8pm and 9am, paid between 9am and 8pm (four hours maximum, €18 for the four hours). For loading and unloading, use the short-term bay right by the house at €0.10 for 30 minutes.
After that, park for free at P&R Lodewijk Coiseaukaai and walk back in about 15 to 20 minutes, or take bus 2 (every ten minutes) and get off at Carmersbrug. The secured underground Parking Langestraat at Predikerenrei 4 is closer, ten minutes on foot, and costs €18 per 24 hours.
We’ll give you a small parking map when you arrive.