Jordaan Laurier Apartment C Amsterdam

Accommodating up to four guests, this delightful one bedroom apartment provides an ideal base within Amsterdam’s Jordaan district.

Conveniently situated within easy reach of many of the city’s must see sights and attractions, this apartment is the perfect starting point from which your explorations can begin. Effortlessly blending modern and traditional, the apartment features large, authentic windows and high ceilings, mixed with contemporary décor and fashionable furnishings.

The living room, which consists of a comfy sofa bed, a coffee table and a flatscreen television, offers a place in which you can relax and unwind following a busy day. The stylish kitchen is fully equipped with everything you will need to enable you to prepare a home cooked meal, which can be enjoyed together with your companions at the elegant dining table.

The spacious bedroom, which contains a double bed and a wardrobe, is bright and airy and oozes a calm and peaceful ambiance. Completing this delightful abode is the apartment’s fresh and stylish bathroom, which is fitted with a toilet, sink, bathtub and shower enclosure.

Important Information:
The ensuite bathroom can only be accessed through the bedroom and cannot be closed off by a door, therefore keep in mind that privacy is limited.

This apartment is ideally located within the popular Jordaan district of Amsterdam, a neighbourhood renowned for its chic boutiques, delightful cafes and fine dining establishments, many of which can be found along the nearby ‘9 Streets’. The area was formed in the 1600s to ease the congestion of the ever expanding city. However, it soon became a poor and overcrowded area, filled with slums. In the 1970s the Jordaan underwent a much needed transformation, which attracted a new generation of residents and resulted in the stylish and fashionable district that it is today.

Many of the city’s must see sights and attractions can be found within the Jordaan, including the remarkable Anne Frank House Museum, which is situated just a short walk away from the apartment. Positioned along the banks of the majestic Prinsengracht Canal, the house is regarded as one of the most visited attractions in Amsterdam, welcoming visitors from across the globe. It was here, within the building’s secret annex, that Anne Frank and her Jewish family concealed themselves from the Nazis during World War II and is where Anne wrote her famous diary.