Nieuwmarkt-Waag 1 Apartment Amsterdam

If you are looking for a holiday rental property with an excellent central location and a stylish modern interior then look no further than the Nieuwmarkt Waag 1 apartment. With its large windows and wooden floors this 2 person apartment oozes with charm and sophistication.

There’s a stunningly decorated living area with large comfortable contemporary furniture for relaxing after a long day of sightseeing around the city. The sofa can be converted easily into an extra bed if required. A flat screen TV is also provided with access to international channels. A smart and practical kitchen provides you with everything you need to prepare food for you and your guests. There’s also a beautiful traditional dining table and chairs for you to enjoy your meals together. Next door you will find an attractive bedroom decorated in soothing pastel colours and equipped with an ensuite shower room. The apartment also has its own private toilet. Baby beds and highchairs can be provided upon request.

Situated on a quiet street with no traffic the apartment is a perfect peaceful haven from the noise of the city.

Please note: This is a strictly no smoking apartment.

The apartment is within easy walking distance of Central Station in the charming New Market or Nieuwmarkt District of the city and extremely close to the Metro station making it ideal for business or leisure travellers with lots of luggage.

Take a leisurely walk down the road from De Waag, the castle-like building that stands in New Market Square and you will soon find the ever-popular Waterlooplein Market. Here you can buy almost anything. If you are a looking for something unique and unusual to bring home for a loved one as a souvenir of your visit to Amsterdam then you are sure to find it here. From vintage clothing and antiques to books and old war memorabilia - the market has it all on offer.

Once you’ve completed your exploration of the market why not head to the near-by Cafe De Sluyswacht on Jodenbreestraat? Possibly one of the most wonky buildings in the city, its charming lop-sided exterior seems to constantly attract the attention of passing photographers. Inside this old 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. If you are a lover of the great master Rembrandt, then be sure to visit the Rembrandt House Museum which lies directly opposite Café de Sluyswacht, on the corner of the market.

The apartment is within walking distance of central Station and extremely close to the New Market Metro station making it ideal for business or leisure travellers with lots of luggage.