Eastern Park Apartment Suite 9 Amsterdam

Looking for a centrally located holiday apartment with outstanding interior design and comfort? Then look no further than the 1-bedroom Eastern Suite Apartment 9.

You are sure to be wowed by this exceptionally beautiful top floor living space for up to 2 people with its angled ceiling and large velux windows. Warm unique chocolate and cream décor and playful contemporary furnishings make this a really interesting place to stay. Relax on the huge sofa and enjoy the provided flat screen TV together. Check out the 1960s inspired illuminating coffee table and matching dining chairs. There’s a small dining table looking out of the window. Alongside you will find an amazing fully fitted kitchen with everything you could need for preparing your meals during your stay. Feeling tired? Then head up the stairs to the romantic bed-deck area. Here you will find an extremely comfortable double bed. The apartment also has an equally stylish private bathroom fitted with a bath, shower, toilet and sink.

Please Note: Smoking is strictly prohibited and will trigger the fire alarm. There will be a fine for a false alarm. A baby cot is available for an extra charge of Euro 40 per night.

You will find the Eastern Suite Apartment 9 located in the Dapperburt, a quiet cosmopolitan neighbourhood towards the east of the city centre. It’s just a 10 minute walk into the old city centre and there are excellent tram and bus links at the end of the road just a few minutes’ walk away.

On your doorstep sits the extremely beautiful Oosterpark and its charming lake, whilst just a few minutes’ walk away heading in to the centre lies the excellent Artis Zoo and Aquarium. Take a gentle stroll through the leafy Plantage district into the city centre past the Botanical Gardens (Hortus Botanicus) and through to the Waterloopein home of the city’s most famous flea market. It’s lots of fun rummaging through the many piles of vintage clothes and boxes of unusual items looking for bargains and treasure!

Head to the most northern corner of the market and you will find yourself at the exit onto Jodenbreestraat. Directly opposite you will see Cafe De Sluyswacht. Possibly one of the most wonky buildings in the city, its charming lop-sided exterior seems to constantly attract the attention of passing photographers. Inside this old 17th century lock-keeper’s cottage it is snugly and warm in the winter months and sells reasonably priced beers and coffee all year round. Meanwhile in the warmer months you might prefer to sit out on the charming terrace that overlooks the water and the beautiful Montelbaans Tower that Rembrandt once painted. If you are a lover of the great master himself, then be sure to visit the Rembrandt House Museum which lies directly opposite.