I want to introduce you to #HeSaidSheSaid, it’s a new blog post concept for my blog where my hubby, Zack Petersen, and I will share a view on something or a place where we travel together.
As a couple, sometimes we travel together and of course, we might have different opinions (in our case, most of the time!) :D. So, we thought, it would be fun to share our different views to the readers of my blog!
For the first #HeSaidSheSaid post, we are going to share our views on staying on a houseboat in Amsterdam :).
#HeSaid means Zack’s point of view.
#SheSaid means my opinion.
So, we stayed on a houseboat in Amsterdam for six nights. The houseboat was located in the heart of the city, in Jordaan area, the prestigious area in Amsterdam. We paid something like 490$ per night for the two bedrooms houseboat.
Wanna know our #HeSaidSheSaid views on this? đ
#HeSaid:Â
#SheSaid:
“It’s crap. The houseboat is small. The two bedrooms are tiny, we could barely put our suitcases in there. Thus, we put our suitcase in the living room! For the price we pay, it’s not worth it. With four adults and a toddler staying on this houseboat, I feel like we’re cramped! I need more space. Plus, the bedrooms are only divided by a thin wall, in which, we can hear any sound from the bedroom next door. Not nice, right? If you snored at night, then everybody could hear you! Well, good luck with that!
Although it’s fun to watch our toddler, #SiennaLittleExplorer, get excited seeing the ducks and the swans that regularly come to visit our houseboat every single day, I would still prefer to stay in a nice apartment in Prinsengracht area. However, not everything is that bad. It’s quite enjoyable to see all the boats passing by, sometimes party boats with party animals dancing and drinking — reminds me of my good old days! đ Most of the people on the boat will wave at us, so we probably wave at more than 100 people during our stay there! Hahaha.. And plus, it’s cute to see #SiennaLittleExplorer wanting to feed the ducks and the swans all the time with the leftover bread or chips! If the rent was cheaper and the houseboat was bigger, I wouldn’t mind staying on a houseboat again. But unfortunately, most houseboats in Amsterdam are small, pretty cramp, and expensive. Ouch!”
