Zandstraat Nieuwmarkt-Waag A Apartment Amsterdam

The incredibly stylish 3-bedroom apartment sleeps up to 6 guests and perfectly centrally located, promising you all the fun of the city right on your doorstep.

Step inside and find a fresh and bright creamy white décor, beautiful contemporary furniture and wooden floors which give the apartment a very sophisticated feel whilst also remaining very homely. An attractive living area with a large sofa and flat screen TV allows everyone to relax in true comfort so you can recharge your batteries for tomorrow’s adventures in the city.

The kitchen area is open plan and fitted with all the necessary appliances you might need for preparing your favourite meals from home. Enjoy mealtimes together at the dining table and six chairs.

The private bedrooms boast a simple décor and are furnished with two double beds and two singles. The apartment also has two bathrooms fitted with two toilets, a bath and a sink.

This beautiful apartment makes this the perfect holiday home for a large family or group of friends visiting the city and is so much more fun than a suite of hotel rooms.

The apartment is located in the very heart of the city close to all the most popular attraction in Amsterdam. You will find the pretty Nieuwmarkt district, one of the oldest neighbourhoods, just seconds away to the north. The beautiful plaza and its castle-like De Waag building are home to regular markets selling everything from vintage clothing, second hand books, antiques and handicrafts to local farmers’ produce.

Meanwhile the city’s infamous Red Light District is just a few minutes’ walk away to the west. It remains as popular as ever with larger groups visiting the city as does the party zone the Rembrandtplein which can be reached in around 6 minutes walking south.

For a delicious frothy Amsterdam coffee known as a Koffie Verkeerd be sure to pop in at the nearby Cafe De Sluyswacht? This is your one of your local cafes, just a 5 minute walk away from the apartment. You certainly can’t miss it as it has to be possibly one of the most wonky buildings in the city. Indeed its charming lop-sided exterior seems to constantly attract the attention of passing photographers. Inside this authentic 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. Sit out on the charming terrace in the warmer months as it overlooks the water and the beautiful Montelbaans Tower that Rembrandt once painted. The Rembrandt House Museum where he once lived lies directly opposite Café de Sluyswacht, on the corner of the market which will be particularly convenient for lovers of the great master’s works.

You can easily walk to the apartment from Central Station in around 8 minutes making it ideal for travellers carrying lots of luggage.