You have the De Smederij guest house all to yourself and it has its own entrance. Parking is free for guests. It is a few steps away from the IJssel and within walking distance of the historic center of Zutphen and the station. Zutphen is at home in all markets. Speaking of market; the market on Thursday and Saturday in the center is worth a stroll. Cycling with the wind in your hair in the countryside or to a museum or theater. Relax or work. Everything is possible in Zutphen! The space The guest house covers 35 m2 and has its own entrance. There is central heating for a cozy warm stay and on hot days you can turn on the air conditioning for the necessary cooling. The attractive kitchen-cum-workspace has a dining table and a separate desk. Wi-Fi is free. The kitchen area is fully equipped. There is also a washing machine. The bathroom has a toilet, sink, shower and heating. The living/sleeping area has a comfortable sofa, a small TV and an extra chair. The books are ready to dive into. If your book isn't finished when you leave, just take it with you. Please leave the books about the area for the next guests. The sleeping area has a queen-size bed (160x200) and a wardrobe. The name Guest House De Smederij: Stef's father was a blacksmith. The facade sign forged by him was moved to the guest house and the name was born. Guest access From the NS station it is a 15-minute walk to Guest House De Smederij. Parking is in the street. There is a blue zone here, but after registration of the license plate via the host, parking is free during the stay. Other things to note The stay is without breakfast. Zutphen offers many options for breakfast. There are also plenty of options nearby to do your own shopping. Zutphen is a city for gourmets; there are shops specialized in organic products, luxury delicatessens, but of course also the well-known supermarkets. There are also plenty of restaurants in all price ranges with a national or international menu. And in the kitchen of the guest house you will find everything you need to make your own food. There is also plenty of coffee and tea available.