    
History
The SUNSET houseboat is a river boat. It used to transport goods. In the old days, the shipper and his wife slept in the back of the boat in a very small space together with their children. The former owner of this houseboat, was a shipper too. One day his two children, a boy and a girl, didn't want to sleep in one bedroom anymore; they wanted go to a 'normal' school and stop moving around. So, he bought this houseboat, took the motor out, replaced the old roof, and built with his own hands bedrooms for each of his children to sleep in separately.
While he would transport goods with his original boat, he would leave this boat with his children living on it, in Amsterdam. Later, the children decided that they didn't want to share a bathroom and a kitchen anymore; they wanted to live separately and form their own families… So, the shipper bought two new boats for each of his children… and sold this one to us.
Description
You can enjoy the splendid view from the huge sun deck (21m x 4 m) and from bellow decks trough numerous windows built in by the old shipper.
Here you will find:
1 spacious living
2 big separate bedrooms with double beds
1 open kitchen, fully euiped
1 bathroom with toilet, shower and washing/dry mashine...
1 double bed/sofa in the living
On deck there is a wooden table and benches for sitting outside.
Facilities
Wireless internet, cable TV, music installation, alarm clock, hair dryer, toaster, water cooker, vacuum cleaner, iron, microwave/oven, fridge, washing machine, electrical heating in winter time and fans for hot summer days...are all on board, but pls. do not hesitate to ask if you would need something special.
Prize
210 euro p/night for 4 persons
For each person extra: 35 euro p/night p/person
Lower occupancy discount possible upon request
During holidays/weekends minimum stay: 3 nights
Parking space: upon request (15 euro p/day).
Located in the Center of Amsterdam.
Walking distance:
Central Station: 5 minutes
Nieuw Markt Square: 5 minutes
Red light district: 5 minutes
China town: 4 minutes
Museum of Modern Art: 3 minutes
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