Amstel Delight Apartment 2

Amstel Delight Apartment 2 is a modern and comfortable 1-bedroom ground floor apartment that provides accommodation for up to four people in the south of Amsterdam near the Amstel river.

The charming holiday home makes an excellent use of space and design. Fully refurbished the décor is tastefully neutral and features wooden floorboards throughout. A TV, large sofa and armchairs are provided in the main living room area. The sofa also converts into a double bed for two of your guests at night time. There’s a fully fitted open plan kitchen with everything you need to prepare your favourite dishes from back home. Pick up all your cooking ingredients from any of the many convenience stores and supermarkets close to the apartment. 

The bedroom is equally tastefully decorated in restful earth tones to encourage a good night’s sleep during your stay. You will find a double bed and lots of storage for your belongings as well as warm ambient bedside lighting. The apartment also incorporates a private bathroom fitted with a shower, sink and toilet.

Located almost on the west bank of the Amstel River itself, Amstel Delight Apartment 2 boasts an excellent location for access to the city and its many sights. Known as de Pijp, this delightfully vibrant residential district has two pretty city parks on your doorstep – Sarphatipark and the Oosterpark. The famous Heineken Experience is located close by. This popular museum attraction offers a tour of the history of Holland’s most famous liquid export. Grab a slice of culture at the nearby Museum Square. Here you are awarded a fantastic selection of world class artistry at the Stedelijk Museum and Moco Museum (Modern Art) as well as the Van Gogh Museum and the huge Rijksmuseum which are both packed with Dutch treasures. 

The historical city centre of Amsterdam with the Canal Belt is located to the north and to get there from the apartment you can either hop on a tram at nearby Ceintuurbaan or Van Woustraat or wander up on foot. We would recommend you hire bicycles and experience a more native way of seeing the city. It’s not only quicker than public transport it’s also lots of fun. Alternatively cross over the Amstel into the leafy Plantage district and pay a visit to Artis Zoo, one of the oldest zoos in Europe.