ACCA Canal I apartment Amsterdam

ACCA Canal I apartment Amsterdam is a spacious and bright 2-bedroom apartment in the west of Amsterdam and near the Jordaan district.

With its beautiful wooden floors and contemporary décor, this perfectly located accommodation makes a wonderful city retreat for up to four guests. There is a lot of space for everyone to relax and socialise together, including a lovely big L-shaped sofa from where you can watch the flat screen TV. Make home cooked meals in the excellent fitted kitchen and enjoy them served up at the dining table and chairs. The highlight of the apartment is not only one, but two beautiful balconies offering excellent views of the canal below. 

The apartment features two attractively decorated bedrooms, which have double beds. You will find good storage space for all your belongings. Two bathrooms are provided, each with a shower, sink and toilet. The larger bathroom also features a bath.

The ACCA Canal I apartment can be found at a canal located in the west of the city centre known as the Old West on the edge of the Jordaan district. Regular trams travel along De Clercqstraat, just a 2 minute walk away, taking you to and from Central Station in around 11 minutes, depending on traffic. Nearby the apartment you will find some popular restaurants as Waterkant for Surinamese food, the Dutch restaurant Moeders and the fantastic vegan restaurant Meatless District.

Head east on foot into the delightful Jordaan neighbourhood and explore the pretty parallel streets whilst admiring the gorgeous architecture. Follow the tram tracks along the Rozengracht towards the iconic Royal Palace and Dam Square and you will be led across the city’s four great waterways known collectively as the Canal Belt. Each canal is linked by narrow roads and bridges which are jam-packed with a wonderful array of local and international boutiques selling everything from art, vintage clothing, souvenirs, gifts and flowers to antiques and curiosities.

Look out for the beautiful Westerkerk (Western Church) and the peaceful Homomonument area at its base which commemorates lesbians and gays killed during the Second World War. Next door you will find the country’s most visited museum, the Anne Frank House. Here you can learn about Anne, her family and friends while living in hiding during the war. Be sure to book a visiting slot online in advance to avoid the huge queues that occur daily.