Wilhelm II Apartment Amsterdam

If you’re heading for Amsterdam as a group of 8, you’ll probably need some larger place to stay. Worry not – this great Amsterdam apartment is perfectly ready to meet your needs.

As this place has been designed to suit a group of eight persons, be prepared for a really big amount of living space. Yet, despite the size, the apartment feels still very cosy and atmospheric because it is furnished with a range of homelike daily-use amenities, and enjoys a warm, bright décor, so that you can really enjoy your indoor experience.

The amazingly big living room comes equipped with a nice double sofa bed, a couple of simple coffee tables, and a dining table complete with a set of chairs; you can also use the provided flatscreen TV in case you’d like to take advantage of some home entertainment. You will also find there a modern open-plan kitchen annex which comes provided with a broad selection of cooking amenities to make you ready for some home-cooking action. And all this arranged smartly on smooth wooden floors and under a beamed ceiling.

The bedroom section consists of two rooms. The larger bedroom comes with as many as four single beds, while the smaller one – with a double bed and a capacious wardrobe. The bathroom will impress you with its contemporary finish and a range of fixtures including a bathtub, a designer shower cabin, a toilet, and a sink. The apartment offers everything you need to make the most of your short stay in Amsterdam.

Staying only about 1 kilometer to the west from Amsterdam Centraal means one thing: you’ll enjoy a very easy access to the majority of the local landmarks, and this is the case with the location of this splendid apartment. Found right between the Jordaan and Staatsliedenbuurt, it offers a fabulous range of attractions to be taken advantage of right outside your doorstep.

If you wish to catch a breath after your arrival, we suggest that you head a bit to the north-west, to the nearby Westerpark, where you can enjoy a casual stroll in a lovely natural setting, but if you fancy some cultural experience, you’re bound to appreciate the presence of a theater, a cinema, and an exhibition space on the spot.

Head east and explore the dockland area offering some great views of the bay, but also a rich offer of fine eating establishments. Then, if you decide to go south, you’ll be able to check out the picturesque bohemian neighborhood of the Jordaan – with places like Houseboat Museum or Anne Frank House found within its borders, and if you proceed further to the south-east, you’ll eventually get to the very heart of Amsterdam; this is where you’ll find the Oude Kerk, Dam Square, De Wallen, and a number of other famous attractions, so even a random trip should be really fruitful and exciting.