Charming Amstel Apartment Amsterdam

Occupying a prime position within the east of Amsterdam, this charming apartment comfortably accommodates up to two guests.

Ideally located alongside the city’s majestic Amstel River, this apartment provides the perfect place in which to unwind following a busy day of sightseeing and adventures. Exuding a warm and welcoming atmosphere, the apartment effortlessly blends traditional features with modern furnishings, creating a welcome retreat for you and your companion.

The living room, which consists of a large sofa, two armchairs and a flatscreen television with DVD player, oozes a sense of charm and character. The substantial kitchen is fully equipped with everything that you will need in order to prepare a home cooked meal, which can be enjoyed together at the elegant, roomy dining table.

The peaceful bedroom ensures that you have a tranquil haven in which to rest and appreciate a much-needed, good night’s sleep. The contemporary bathroom is fitted with a toilet, washbasin and shower enclosure. Completing this charming abode is the apartment’s delightful garden area, where you can just sit back and relax with a refreshing glass of beer or wine in the evening.

Perfectly positioned within the east of Amsterdam and within easy reach of a fine selection of shops, cafes, bars and restaurants, this apartment is conveniently situated alongside the scenic River Amstel. Boasting picturesque views and flowing directly into the heart of the city centre, the river is often the setting for various events which take place throughout the year, including the hugely popular rowing races Head of the River Amstel and Heineken Roeivierkamp.

A short walk towards the east of apartment will lead you to Amsterdam’s beautiful Oosterpark – a picturesque public park which offers the ideal place for a relaxing picnic away from the hustle and bustle of the busy city streets. Bursting with a multitude of green open spaces, charming gardens and a tranquil lake, the Oosterpark was designed in 1891 by the Dutch landscape architect Leonard Anthony Springer. Two notable structures can also be found here – the National Slavery Monument and a memorial to film maker Theo van Gogh.

At the far edge of the Oosterpark is the impressive Tropenmuseum - one of Europe’s leading ethnographic museums, which is definitely worthy of a visit. Housed within a striking, historic building, the museum exhibits a superb collection of art, photographs, music and film from non-western cultures.