Little Treasury Studio Apartment Amsterdam

This all-in-one Amsterdam studio apartment for two is a great choice if you wish to stay close to both the centre of the city and to the majority of local eye-catchers.

The indoor experience is bound to be just as exciting as the outdoor one. The clever arrangement of furnishings makes this studio both practical and attractive, while the plain and simple décor creates a very special, intimate mood, adding to the overall appeal of the place.

Inside the combined lounge -kitchen area you will come across a modern sofa, a dining table for two (complete with stylish chairs), a TV-DVD home entertainment centre and a not-so-small kitchenette, which provides you with all the amenities you may find necessary for some home cooking. You can also take advantage of a charming balcony to enjoy the view of the surroundings and mix indoor with outdoor to some extent.

The semi-open bedroom section is furnished with a big double bed and a capacious wardrobe for your belongings. Moreover, it grants not only a comfortable sleep, but also an opportunity to handle some small business while away, as it comes equipped with a study and a chair. The apartment wouldn’t be complete without a bathroom, and the one featured here is fresh, white-tiled and fitted with a toilet, sink and a shower to ensure all the comfort you may require.

The best way to explore the picturesque district of the Jordaan is simply to follow any of the gorgeous canal banks and watch the city unfold, presenting its architectonic treasures and cultural riches.

Apart from the historic attractions you will find in the vicinity, including the grand Westerkerk overlooking the neighbourhood, the ever-inspiring Anne Frank House and the charming Canal Belt itself, the Jordaan is bound to get your attention with all the fabulous cobbled alleys lined with dozens of coffee shops, bars and restaurants tempting you with an incredible variety of tastes. Expect a really big diversity, for you can find e.g. Turkish bars right next to Indian, Chinese, Thai and Dutch ones – all located one next to another.

The Jordaan is also well-connected with the city centre. You need only a 5-10-minute tram ride to get to the heart of Amsterdam and to be able to admire the massive Oude Kerk, the impressive Dam Square or the mysterious De Wallen. Yet, if you care for a walk, you might visit some truly nice places on your way, including Electric Ladyland museum (with fluorescent art on display) or Begijnhof – the oldest courtyard in the city.