I am Sabine, an art historian working in Amsterdam. I love my profession, the city of Haarlem, my historical home, and traveling. After over 20 years living everywhere and changing my home a lot of times, I have decided to settle down in Haarlem and start a Bed & Breakfast. I've decorated the B&B with love, incorporating my passion for art, antiques, and curiosities. I look forward to providing my guests with a delightful and private space in the heart of Haarlem.

Discover a Hidden Gem in the Heart of Haarlem Nestled within a 17th-century monumental building in the enchanting old town of Haarlem, B&B apartment Het Pakhuis is a hidden gem waiting to be discovered. With Amsterdam, pristine beaches, and historical landmarks just a stone's throw away, this charming retreat promises a unique and inviting escape. The accommodation itself is a private stay in a distinctive 17th-century, two-floor backhouse, covering 45 square meters. As spring and summer arrive

The apartment is situated right in the heart of the old town, just steps away from the historic Grote Markt, boasting the impressive St. Bavo Church, the bustling Saturday Market and, conveniently, the tourist office. Surrounding Het Pakhuis are not only historical sites but also charming cafés, a diverse array of shops, and enticing restaurants. Don't forget to explore the nearby treasures such as the Teylers Museum, the Frans Hals Museum, and the iconic Adriaen Windmill—all conveniently within walking distance, promising a rich tapestry of experiences just waiting to be discovered. Much of the old center of Haarlem is car-free, creating a peaceful atmosphere. It’s easily accessible, just a half-hour bus ride from Schiphol Airport via bus 300. Haarlem Central Station is a convenient ten-minute walk away, ideal if you’re planning day trips to Amsterdam (18 minutes by train) or the beaches of Zandvoort or Bloemendaal aan Zee. To explore the beautiful surroundings, consider renting bikes. Parking in the city center is subject to charges, so if you arrive by car, you can either park at Station Haarlem Spaarnwoude (free of costs) or in one of the nearby parking garages.