Casa Luna

Bed and breakfast in Amsterdam - starting at: € 125,- per room per night

Amsterdam - Art and B&B in 17th century canal guesthouse from 1616

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Casa Luna Guesthouse - 'house with the moon in the gable' - is a 17th century old house (built in 1616), along one of the most beautiful canals and conveniently located in the old historic center of Amsterdam. It is close to the Anne Frank house and the famous Jordaan, just a short distance away from the central railway station and to the main shopping centers and museums.

Casa Luna is perfectly located for travellers who want to explore the picturesque canal area of Amsterdam and like to stay in a tranquil surrounding. You can find Casa Luna on the Leliegracht, between the Keizersgracht and the Herengracht, close to Wester Church.

Casa Luna Art and B&B has two comfortable 'design' rooms on the first floor. Every room has a private bathroom. Casa Luna is a non smoking residence. There is no tv (in the rooms) and no elevator.Our rooms - the Patio room and Canal room - are available all year round. It is advisable to book early.

All rates are in euros, per night, including vat.Excluding 5% Citytax.

From Thursday - Monday there is a minimum stay of three nights (unless a shorter stay fits in between other bookings, except the Specials).Special days: four nights.

Breakfast is not included. You can go for Breakfast at several places as close as 3 min. walk.

Prices from € 125,- till € 165,-
Prices subject to change at any time.

Info:

Casa Luna
A bed and breakfast in North-Holland
Address: Leliegracht 14
1015DE Amsterdam
Number of rooms: 2
Prices starting at: € 125,- per room per night

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Email: Casa Luna

Reviews: + reviews

Rating: 7
Reviewer: Nijmegen - Netherlands, 35-44, date: 09-03-2011.
Fantastische ligging in het hart van de grachtengordel en op loopafstand van Amsterdam cs. Sfeervolle kamer met uitzicht op de gracht. Goede sanitaire voorziening.

Rating: 9
Reviewer: Leipzig - Germany, 45-54, date: 01-12-2010.
I stayed in the canal room. I really cannot fault this B&B and had a very pleasant stay there. The room really is huge, all the more so for being in the center of Amsterdam, with its doll houses; it has a real wardrobe and a good-sized table. You can comfortably have breakfast in the room, using the water heater in the anteroom and crockery borrowed from the downstairs kitchen. The bathroom is a bit smaller than it looks on the picture but still of a decent size and pictures, like mirrors, always lie anyhow. There were no cleanliness issues and I am picky.