Floris Guest House

I loved the location. Everything is easy to get to by bus, train or subway. The room had all facilities needed and you pay for exactly what you get.

I didn’t like that nobody told us about the mold on the walls. The air quality was really bad, humid and moldy, so was the smell.

For one night totally fine. AC cooled the room down well. Little area with microwave, coffeemachine, snacks within the room. Quiet neighborhood. Aldi around the corner.

The light in the bathroom turned off very quickly, you constantly have to keep moving. Photos need an update, the entrance is stuffed with cupboards to store luggage throughout the day. The room itself had very little space to move and to put the luggage. Rather dark because in between the backyard and room was a little patio. Mattress needs an update. The towels were 100% plastic fiber, not at all of our liking.

Room was lovely, clean and modern. Plus it has small kitchenette - very handy. The owner replied to any my requests extremely quickly. Excellent value for money.

Sharing bathroom, but I obviously knew about it.

- Location was very good. You can find a bus, metro and train to the city center within 10 minutes walking. Aldi on the corner. - Staff is amazing: responds very quickly and is always helpful and communicative. - Breakfast was rather simple and ready-to-go (only a small amount of prepackages foods), but there was always fruit and drinks.

- Bed was horrible: soft in the middle due to being used so much, in combination with a thick pillow it was hard to fall asleep. A new mattress would be the easiest investment for happier customers. There was also black mold in the bathroom. - Room has no windows. There is a door to the shared veranda you can open to get sunlight and fresh air, but you will compromise your privacy to your housemates. - Both rooms advertise a bath and a private kitchen. However, there is no bath, and there is only one shared kitchen, which is accessible via the veranda across your door. Upon showing the host what I booked, he was very helpful in finding a solution for us: closing the door between both verandas, so the veranda and kitchen was now private for us. I do see that private kitchens are still advertised on both rooms, which I find weird. Customers shouldn't have to ask to get what they paid for. Permanently closing the door between both verandas would give both rooms fresh air and privacy.