Klik hier voor: Nederlandse versie. Bed Breakfast Broek in Waterland. The house Husslage BB is located in a monumental wooden merchant-house, in the center of the picturesque village Broek in Waterland. The house on the adress Laan 22-28 is erected in 1775, as is shown at the facade of the house. Some parts of the house exists even from the 17th century. In the year of 1980 the monument has been thouroughly renovated in the ancient style, by which among other things the facade is restored in its full glory. As a result of the renovation the original wall-paintings and ceiling-decorations are restored where ever as possible. Just a few other houses in this village contain this kind of Old-Dutch painted decorations on wooden walls. The house is located in a quiet little street, the Laan. You can park the car for free in the street. Your journey in Broek in Waterland offers a excellent opportunity to explore the nature and the history of the North-Western part of Holland, including Amsterdam. Bicycles and boats can be hired nearby. The guest-room The guest-room is situated on the first floor of the backside of the house (De Stolp, The Square). In the room original details have been preserved, such as the fire-place and 3 bedstedes (cup-board beds). Two bedstedes (and so the beds) have sizes 1,90 x 1,20 m, the third is smaller 1,60 x 1,20 m and this one is only suited for little children nowadays. The guest-room is therefore eventually suited for more than 2 persons. The walls and posts of the room are painted according to old painting techniques like oak or marble. In the room a colour-TV set is available. Through the window you have a nice view on the garden in Old-Dutch style. The bathroom is next to the guest-room, and is private for the guests. In this large bathroom is a bath, a shower, bath-stands and a toilet present. The breakfast The large breakfast is served in the hall on the ground-floor. The half-cilindrical ceiling is painted as the Dutch sky with birds of the area. The walls still contain paintings of the 18th century imaging crafts and professions of that age. The floor is composed of red and white marble. At the end of the hall is a sun-lounge which you surely have to admire from outside standing in the garden. The hostess is proud to show you also the paintings in her private rooms. But, in spite of all of this, don't forget to enjoy your breakfast! Thee price for a one night stay including the breakfast for 2 persons is Euro 65,-. If extra guests stay a extra price is taken into account. Dogs are allowed after consultation with the hostess. Routeplanner and map: Ann Husslage Laan 24-28 1151 AB Broek in Waterland tel: 020-4031509. For more pictures of the interior of the house you may click on the next internetlinks. Laan 22-28 Broek in Waterland. Interior front part (private), Laan 22-24 Broek in Waterland. Decoration Breakfast room, Hall, Laan 26 Broek in Waterland. Decoration Living room (private), Laan 28 Broek in Waterland. Back to the previous page: Deze website wordt gehost door:

Broek in Waterland is a picturesque village at only 10 km north from the centre of Amsterdam. The old centre of the village, mainly with wooden houses build in the 17th and 18th century, is situated around a lake, named the Havenrak. Hotel De Bedstede is located in a traditional Broeker wooden house build in the year of 1642, completely renovated in the ancient style in the year of 1985. In front of the hotel there is a quiet little street, only used by the inhabitants of this street. By the side of this street there are parkingplaces where the car can be parked for free. There is also a shelter for bicycles. The hotel is only 100 m from the Havenrak, so in the middle of the ancient village centre. It is recommendable to make a stroll through the village. In the village there are two restaurants: De Witte Swaen is a pancakerestaurant, but also other meals are served. It is opened all days of the week from noon till about nine o'clock in the evening. There is a terrace and it is very appropriate to families with children (tel 0031-20-4031525).For info, click here: Restaurant/Pannenkoekenhuis De Witte Swaen. De Drie Noten is a little restaurant (pub). It is possible to stay here till after midnight for a drink. It is closed on wednesdays. Troughout the week it is opened from five o'clock in the afternoon till midnight and in the weekend till two o'clock in the night. Kitchen closes about nine o'clock (tel 0031-20-4031295). Furthermore the countryside (Waterland) is very suitable for cycling. Throughout Waterland there is build an extensive network of cyclingpaths. You may find a balanced combination of the famous Dutch polder landscape and nice villages/cities. Our neighbour rents out bikes. (tel 0031-20-4031462) Routemaps for biking are for sale with the touristoffices (VVV) and in bookshops in Monnickendam or. Furtheremore our region is called Waterland, so you can have some fun on the water, at 5 minuten walking you can hire canoes or electrically driven boats are present within a radius of 20 km of our village, for instance near Purmerend and Amsterdam-North. A visit to the old towns of the IJselmeer (the former innersea) Monnickendam,Marken, Volendam and Edam is highly recommandable. These places are also attainable out of Broek with the busses. For information concerning the village Broek in Waterland and its region, also in other languages, click on the flag: Map of the village Broek in Waterland

Waterland is the area north from Amsterdam, it is surrounded by the cities Purmerend, Edam and Volendam. The countryside (Waterland) is very suitable for cycling. Throughout Waterland there is build an extensive network of cyclingpaths. You may find a balanced combination of the famous Dutch polder landscape and nice villages/cities. Our neighbour rents out bikes. (tel 020-4031462) Routemaps for biking are for sale with the touristoffices (VVV) and in bookshops in Monnickendam or. Other touristic attractions that are more or less in the vicinity are e.g.: Windmills at De Zaanse Schans. The Open Air Museum in Enkhuizen. The Cheesemarket in Alkmaar (Fridaymorning). The Batavia-wharf in Lelystad. Six Flags in the Flevopolder (Pleasure-ground). De Keukenhof in Lisse (Tulips in the springtime). Today's wheatherforecast in Waterland: Naturally you don't forget to visit Amsterdam, where you can do all sorts of things, too much to explicit here and now, see for yourself. The public transport (. ) to Amsterdam Centrum is nearly perfect. In the day-time each quarter of an hour a bus leaves to Amsterdam and whithin 20 minutes the bus arrives at the Central Station. The last bus of the day leaves on labourdays and Sundays at 00.40 o'clock in the night, Friday- and Saturdaynights even every hour till 5 o'clock in the early morning. Some information about the bustickets called strippencards you may find on the next website. Extended information about Amsterdam you may find at the websites: www.visitamsterdam.nl www.simplyamsterdam.nl. Modern Architecture in Amsterdam. 2004 is called the year of modern architecture in Amsterdam. Futuristic buildings and bridges. For information click on the next photo. Culture in Amsterdam: For information click on the next photos

Public Transport to Amsterdam. If you decide to visit Amsterdam we advise you to leave the car opposite the hotel (for free!!) and take the bus to Amsterdam Central Station. In the little supermarket (SPAR) in the village (2 minutes walk) bustickets (Strippencards) are sold. Buying cards in a shop is cheaper than buying them in the bus. What you have left from the card, we buy from you, so don't hesitate to buy a large strippencard. For young children and 65+ persons there are cards for a reduced price. We give now some weblinks about the prices of the cards and how to handle them. Also a lot of information is to be found concerning the bus/tram/metro lines in Amsterdam. For one person 4 strips are needed to go to and even travel on in the central area of Amsterdam. The validity of 4 strips is one hour and that is sufficient to reach popular destinations such as all musea. On the way back make sure that you mark the 4th strip and show the busdriver of the Connexxion bus that you have enough strips to travel on. www.amsterdam-hotels-travel.com www.hiptravelguide.com

Click hier voor Hollandse versie. BB De Bedstede Broek in Waterland Bed Breakfast Broek in Waterland 8 km North from Amsterdam. More information about the Bed Breakfast: Waterland and Amsterdam. Photogallery Broek in Waterland. Maps and Public Transport. Alternative adresses. Today's wheather in Waterland:

Waterland is het gebied ten noorden van Amsterdam, begrensd door Purmerend, Edam en Volendam. Het is een voornamelijk landelijke omgeving, met veel meren en kanalen. Het gebied is uitermate geschikt voor rustige ontspanning als fietsen, wandelen en bootjevaren. Een bezoek aan de IJselmeerstadjes Monnickendam,Marken, Volendam en Edam is de moeite waard. Deze plaatsen zijn vanuit Broek ook goed te bereiken met de bus. over de streek Waterland is ook te vinden op internet. Voor informatie over de omgeving, ook in andere talen, klik op de vlag: For information concerning the area in other languages, click on the flag: Uiteraard hebben we dan ook nog Amsterdam, waar van alles te doen is, teveel om op te noemen. Het openbaar vervoer (. ) naar Amsterdam Centrum is uitstekend te noemen. Overdag vertrekt er elk kwartier een bus naar Amsterdam en binnen 20 minuten stapt u uit bij het Centraal Station. De laatste bus vertrekt op gewone dagen om 00.40 uur 's nachts, vrijdag- en zaterdagnacht zelfs elk uur tot 5 uur 's nachts. Uitgebreide informatie over van alles en nog wat in Amsterdam kunt u vinden op de websites: Moderne Architectuur in Amsterdam. 2004 is uitgeroepen tot het jaar van de moderne architectuur. Futuristische gebouwen en bruggen. Voor informatie klik op de foto hieronder. Culturele tips in Amsterdam: Voor informatie klik op de foto's hieronder. Andere bezienswaardigheden in de buurt: Het Zuiderzee Museum in Enkhuizen. De Kaasmarkt in Alkmaar (vrijdagmorgen). De Batavia-werf in Lelystad. Six Flags in de Flevopolder. De Keukenhof in Lisse

 Heating
 Smoke-free guest rooms
 Private park, garden, courtyard
 Quiet surroundings
 Private/Ensuite bathroom
 TV sets in rooms