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Technical problem?
Call or contact the RA at teamprinsengracht@gmail.com
Who is your Caretaker?
Your Caretaker is Robert Woudstra. You can contact him for problems/questions concerning cleaning, repairs, service, safety and well being.
Where is his office located?
His office is located at Hoogte Kadijk 173.
During office hours?
Call or contact the RA at teamprinsengracht@gmail.com or you can reach the Caretaker by sending an email to shortstay@dekey.nl or call +31 20 621 43 33 and ask them to put you through with your Caretaker.
Urgent technical problem outside office hours?
Please call or contact the RA at teamprinsengracht@gmail.com or call +31 20 621 43 33, please do not hang up when you hear a recorded Dutch voice, but press 1 at the end of the message.
Please note that contacting an external company ouitside office hours is on your own expense
Laundry
The washing machines are located in the basement of Prinsengracht.
Internet, Television and Phone
You have a wired glass fibre connection with an average speed of 10 MB/s. In order to connect to the internet, you have to put the cable (patch not crossed) in the wall-outlet found in the room. You don't need a username or password.
Note! De Key/Short Stay Facilities advises you to use a surge protector for all sensitive electrical devices. De Key/Short Stay Facilities cannot be held responsible for damages to any equipment due to voltage spikes.
Television and Phone
There is no active television or phone line present in your room. NeighbourhoodThe Prinsengracht
The Prinsengracht is the third of the three canals belonging to the Amsterdamse Grachtengordel (Amsterdam's canal Belt). The Prinsengracht was an initiative of the mayor Frans Hendrickzn Oetgens, town carpenter Hendrick Jacobsz Staets and town land-surveyor Lucas Jansz Sinck and got constructed in 1612. It is named after the Prins van Oranje (Prince of Orange).
At the Prinsengracht you can find a lot of monumental buildings, for example the:
• Anne Frankhuis (Anne Frank House), built 1635
• 't Casteel van Beveren, (Bevern Castle) built 1720
Additionally you can see the Westerkerk (Wester Church) with the Westertoren (Wester tower), De Duif (The Pigeon Prinsen canal 756), the Deutzenhofje (Prinsen canal 899), the public library, the Paleis van Justitie (Palace of justice) and the Prinsengrachtziekenhuis (Prinsen canal hospital).
Most of the facades along the Prinsengracht date from the 19th century. Special for the 19th century style is the so-called ojiefse facade. A typical example for it you can visit at the Korte Prinsengracht 40.
 Public TransportWhere can I buy tickets for the public transport in Amsterdam?
Please go to GVB Tickets & Info at the Stationsplein (Station Square), opposite of the Centraal Station, here you can find tickets en floor plans of all tram/train and subway routes in and around Amsterdam.
Public transport at night
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