Are you looking for an attractive apartment in the center of Haarlem, just a few minutes’ walk from the station? With an apartment of Relaxed Apartments you opt for luxury and comfort in a hospitable setting. We do everything to make you happy. Enjoy free high-speed internet, air conditioning, free coffee & tea, free parking and more.
Behind the historic facade (1823) you will find surprisingly many modern facilities. Our comfortable apartments are equipped with luxury and comfort. Your stay with us feels like coming home. Everything has been thought of and everything revolves around you.
Do you have special wishes? Let us know; a lot is possible!
You can choose from three comfortable apartments, all suitable for four people. All apartments are tastefully and completely furnished. Breakfast and parking are included.
Apartment Pieter Teyler and apartment Jacob van Ruisdael are both 45 m2 in size and have a bedroom with natural light and air conditioning. The comfortable sofa bed is in the living room where daylight comes in at various places. One of the windows can also be opened. The living room also includes a dining area for four people, an armchair and a flat-screen TV with a wide variety of TV channels. The bathroom is luxurious. Both apartments have a kitchen.
Apartment Tulp is our largest apartment. This apartment measures 80 m2 and is equipped with a bedroom with air conditioning and indirect daylight. The seating area consists of a lovely sofa that can be converted into a comfortable bed with a simple action.
Two luxurious armchairs complete the seating area. From the dining area, suitable for six people, you have a good view of the flat-screen TV with a wide variety of TV channels and a view of the fully equipped open kitchen with combi-oven, hob, fridge-freezer and dishwasher. The bathroom is spacious with a double sink and a separate toilet. The bathroom also houses the washing machine and dryer.
The building has had various functions in recent centuries. The building was used as a garage for horse carriages at the end of the 19th century. In the Tulp apartment, the rings on which the horses were locked are still hanging in the walls.
From 1929 until mid-World War II, the first Ferrari garage in the Netherlands was in the building. The original loading door from that time is still preserved. You don’t seeit, but he is still there; hidden behind the ceiling in apartment Tulp.
After the war, various printershops were housed in the building until May 2016. Haarlem has always been a book printers city. Haarlem still claims that Laurens Janszoon Coster, a fifteenth-century knight in Haarlem, is the inventor of book printing. You can find his statue on the Grote Markt in Haarlem.
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