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City Attic Haarlem | Bed and Breakfast

City Attic Haarlem Apartment

City Attic Haarlem is a 2-floor 67 m2 apartment located in a unique monumental premise with a typical bell gable at the Klokhuisplein, right in the historical heart of Haarlem and with a stunning view on the impressive St. Bavokerk (St. Bavo Church).

City Attic Haarlem has its own entrance. The apartment contains two stylish suites which perfectly align with the typical and wonderful Haarlem city style. Both floors have been completely designed and decorated by the owner Priscilla Platt.

First floor

The first floor has a spacious living room with a beautiful sleek and contemporary kitchen equipped with a fridge, a combi microwave/oven, an electric hob, a Nespresso coffee machine and a kettle.

It contains a cosy lounge with two sofas, a large curved television and a big luxurious box spring (1.80m x 2.20m).

Second floor

The second floor is unique thanks to the precious panoramic view of Haarlem city and of the starry sky. Laying on the luxurious box spring you can fully enjoy the unique starry sky by looking through the large skylights.

The second floor is equipped with its own toilet, lavatory and lounge looking out on a vivid Haarlem street.

Tulpomania

The story behind the Haarlem Tulpenmanie (Tulip Mania or Tulpomania) started in the Golden Age. Haarlem was without doubt the centre of tulip commerce during the first half of the 17th century and at that time tulips were an exclusive and extremely scarce status symbol. The slow natural multiplication process of tulip bulbs resulted into a high demand but a limited offer. It didn’t take long before the popular tulip bulbs were no longer physically traded but became the subject of security trade. This ‘tulip mania’ resulted into a wild bulb speculation whereby prices went sky-high fetching tens of thousands of euros for a single bulb. A price for which one could buy a complete canal house. At a certain point in time this manic rollercoaster of tulip bulb prices abruptly ended and fortunes were lost, but the tulip trade has luckily survived.

Priscilla Platt has reflected the Tulpomania history in the design and decoration of City Attic Haarlem.

Bathroom

The luxurious bathroom is equipped with a rain shower. Each host gets his or her own slippers and bathrobe*. The slippers can be taken home as a lasting memory of your stay with City Attic Haarlem.

*A minimum of 3 nights.

Facilities

  • Free WiFi
  • Nespresso and tea
  • Airconditioning
  • Towels
  • Parking within walking distance (paid)
  • Bus and train within 500 meters walking distance
  • Luggage storage
  • Bike rental
  • Kitchen
  • Refrigerator
  • Television / Netflix / CNN
  • Roof terrace
  • Tourist information
  • Valet parking on request
  • Breakfast at Dodici (from €10,00 per person)