B&B 1971 Hazenstraat Amsterdam is a small guesthouse on Hazenstraat, a narrow street between the canals in the west of the centre. It has a shared bathroom, so it suits you if you travel light and care more about walking everywhere than having your own bathroom.
Location and getting around
The address is Hazenstraat 58. From here you walk to the Anne Frank House in about 10 minutes and to Leidseplein, with its terraces and theatres, in another 10. The Bloemenmarkt (flower market) and Dam Square are about 15 minutes on foot, as is the main entrance of the Vondelpark.
For the museums in the south, the Rijksmuseum is about a 20-minute walk. If you prefer a bike, in a few minutes you cross the Prinsengracht and Keizersgracht canals.
Rooms and facilities
There is free Wi-Fi throughout the property. The bathroom is shared between guests. No information on breakfast is listed, so plan to eat out; there are cafés on the streets near the canals.
No other services such as air conditioning, a lift or round-the-clock reception are listed. It is a simple place to stay, designed for sleeping and heading out to explore the city.
Who it suits
- You are travelling alone or as a couple and will spend the day out.
- You want to walk to the Anne Frank House and Leidseplein.
- You do not mind sharing the bathroom in exchange for sleeping inside the canal ring.
Good to know
Check-in is from 15:00 to 22:00. If your flight or train arrives late, allow plenty of time for your arrival. Check-out is early: from 07:00 to 10:00. And remember that the bathroom is not private.
If you want to compare with other options in the city, see the places to stay in Amsterdam.