City Park Apartment II Amsterdam

Newly refurbished and stylishly furnished, the City Park Apartment II packs modern design by the punch. Sleeping for 2 guests and located in the centre of exciting Amsterdam it makes an ideal alternative to renting hotel rooms for you and your guests.

The apartment is divided up cleverly into different zones. The living area is fitted with a large sofa that converts easily into a bed for two of your guests whilst behind a stylish partition you will find a double bed for the two remaining guests. Wooden flooring runs throughout the apartment and is in keeping with the fresh design aesthetics. There’s an open kitchen fitted with everything you need for preparing your own food and a dining table to enjoy mealtimes together. A TV with international channels is also provided for your entertainment. You have your own private bathroom of course with a toilet, shower and wash basin. Access to the apartment is via a lift so there is no need to fret about traditional steep Dutch stair cases.

We have other apartment of differing sizes within the same building. If you have more than four guests you may wish to rent a second holiday apartment.

The apartment is served by excellent transport links with regular trams taking you to and from Central Station from the nearby Leidse Square. This will of course appeal particularly to leisure travellers with lots of luggage and those needing quick access to the airport.

Important information: This apartment is located in a quiet residential building. Therefore it is very suitable for families or elderly, and not for groups.

Just a few minutes walk away is the popular Leidseplein entertainment area where you can eat, drink and get extremely merry, should you so chose. If art and culture are more your thing then be sure to make a trip to the nearby Museumplein. This huge square is home to two of Europe’s finest art galleries. The newly reopened Rijksmuseum is rammed to the rafters with incredible artefacts of national and international importance including Rembrandt’s infamous ‘Night watch’. You can spend many happy hours exploring this incredible building. Meanwhile at the far end of the square sits the world famous Van Gogh Museum which houses the largest collection of paintings by Vincent Van Gogh including many of his famous self-portraits.

Head further along the road and you will come to the extremely popular Heineken Experience museum nearby. Here you can learn all about the history of Holland's most famous export and even have your own name or a message printed on to your very own Heineken bottle.