Jasmin I Apartment

The attractive and tasteful Jasmin I Apartment sleeps up to four guests in the east of Amsterdam, close to the city centre and a multitude of interesting attractions.

This one bedroom dwelling is situated on the first floor of a beautiful Dutch building, overlooking the tree lined street beneath. The open living and dining area is bright and airy, with the authentic display of windows allowing plenty of natural light to illuminate the room. A stylish sofa and matching armchair face the flat screen TV, offering you a congenial space for relaxing with your fellow guests. Contemporary light fixtures and a charismatic wall hanging compliment the dining table, complete with six sumptuous chairs. This fashionable setting can be employed for sophisticated evening meals or simply for planning the day’s schedule over breakfast.

The fully functioning kitchen is superbly decorated and boasts a beautifully tiled floor. A range of high quality amenities are at your disposal for preparing your favourite dishes from home. The bedroom houses two single beds, with an extra two beds available in the living area should you wish to accommodate four. Finally, the delightful bathroom finishes the abode with a toilet, shower and bathtub.

This Amsterdam apartment is located towards the east of the city centre, in a primarily residential neighbourhood renowned for its green spaces and rich heritage. The Plantage district features a diverse array of interesting attractions, many of which are accessible in less than ten minutes by foot. For example, the historic Artis Zoo, which is actually one of the oldest zoos in Europe and a fun day out for all the family, the extensive Hortus Botanical Gardens, equally as popular with children and teenagers, and the bustling flea market of Waterlooplein. One of the largest market squares in the city, this animated area boasts around 300 stalls and attracts a young, alternative crowd, combined with the hundreds of tourists that visit the market every day.

Also close by is the iconic natural landmark of the Amstel River, the perfect place for a leisurely stroll or for inspecting some of the capital’s most beautiful bridges. Its banks are also home to a superb selection of cosy cafes, exclusive restaurants, trendy art galleries and a host of other attractions including the nearby Royal Carre Theatre and the recently opened Amsterdam Hermitage Museum.