Eastern Park Apartment Suite 3 Amsterdam

The incredibly chic Eastern Park Apartment Suite 3 oozes style and luxury, comfortably accommodating up to four guests in the picturesque east of Amsterdam.

Ingeniously designed by Dutch architect Renato Perotti, this one bedroom apartment cannot fail to impress its guests with contemporary furnishings and charismatic features, creating a unique environment for your Amsterdam adventure. The living area boasts an ultra modern sofa that can be converted into a sleeping spot for two, with an original ceiling curtain rail enveloping the space for increased privacy. The wide flat screen TV can be utilised to accommodate your position, offering international channels for your entertainment. The sophisticated shades of the kitchen retain the dwelling’s lavish style, complimented by a fluorescent blue light. A sleek dining table complete with design chairs grants a refined space for enjoying home cooked dishes, which can be prepared in the fully functioning kitchen.

The beautiful bedroom is classically decorated with attractive wall hangings and soft linen, with the double bed sleeping two comfortably. The superb bathroom features a mosaic pattern of exquisite tiles and includes a shower, toilet and relaxing bathtub.

Located in the east of the city, this Amsterdam accommodation would ideally suit visitors seeking an authentic glimpse into genuine Dutch life and culture, far removed from the touristic city centre. The apartment is situated on the edge of the Dapperbuurt, a pleasant and multicultural district that hosts one of the most popular street markets in the capital on a daily basis. Also conveniently close by is the picturesque Oosterpark, which was actually the first large park to be laid in Amsterdam, dating as far back as 1891 and designed in the style of an English garden. A large central pond and ample grass verges provide the ultimate place of relaxation, with tourists and locals convening together during the warm summer months for a spot of sunbathing or a cosy picnic. This expansive area is also home to the open air Roots Festival in June, featuring renowned artists and emerging talents. Admission is free and allows access to a wonderfully laid back musical extravaganza.    

If you wish to access the city centre, then nearby tram number nine will deposit you in Dam Square in less than fifteen minutes, or can alternatively be reached via foot in just over half an hour, with a satisfying stroll through the leafy Plantage District offering a wealth of attractions along the way, including the impressive Tropenmuseum, the historical Artis Zoo and the poignant memorial of the Hollandsche Schouwburg.