Mart Apartment Amsterdam

This delightful accommodation for two is a unique occasion and an ideal solution if you want to sojourn in the centre of Amsterdam, situated in the Canal Belt, nearby the Jordaan district

This apartment is located in a traditional Amsterdam canal house that has been recently renovated in order to reflect all the uttermost, highest contemporary standards.
The living space treasures many of the original features and is comprised of high ceilings, wooden floorings and a large set of windows that allow plenty of natural light in, conferring much more brightness and freshness to the overall, while providing also a great view.

The accommodative space is furnished with a sofa, a little couch, additional seatings and a coffee table, while a dining table with chairs and a flat screen television are also adorably provided.
The kitchen area is contemporary and fully equipped with everything needed in order to prepare your delicious daily meals.
The sleeping area is slightly separate from the lounge and is located next to the kitchen area. This relaxing retreat is furnished with a double bed, which can be eventually separated into two single beds, and a large wardrobe. The bathroom is modern and comes supplied with a shower, a washbasin and a toilet.

Located on the stunning Prinsengracht Canal in the Central Canal Belt, this apartment is ideal for couples or business travelers willing to sojourn in a stylish Amsterdam accommodation, right in the heart of the city.

The accommodation is situated nearby the suggestive Runstraat, in the central area of the Canal Belt, and represents a truly amazing location and a strategical spot for your holidays in Amsterdam, an incredible occasion that will guarantee a memorable sojourn at extremely convenient terms.
The Prinsengracht is the external waterway that form the central belt of Amsterdam  and the Negen Straatjes is a cheerful neighborhood treasured here, extending along the whole area and englobing part of the Jordaan district. These nine streets cross the three major canals of the city perpendicularly, and are constantly packed with tourists and locals people due to the amount of boutiques, studios, shops, restaurants and cafés.

If you walk up north along the evocative, romantic Prinsengracht you will reach Anne Frank’s House Museum in few minutes: the nostalgic house is located at the back of the monumental Westerkerk’s bell tower. From here you can also reach the Dam Square very easily by walking and any other part of the city is well linked thanks to an excellent public transportation system.