Albert Cuyp III B Studio Amsterdam

Albert Cuyp III B Studio Amsterdam is a charming and cosy studio for two guests in The Pijp District, just a short journey from Amsterdam’s city centre and the Heineken brewery.

The studio is warm and welcoming with a beautiful dark-wood floor, elegant lighting, large windows, a dining table, flat screen TV, DVD player and a comfortable double bed. To prepare a delicious home made meal, the kitchen area is compact but comes complete with everything needed such as an oven, a grill, a hob and a microwave. The bathroom is fitted out with a powerful shower. For your comfort there is a washing machine, an iron and board, a dryer, a dishwasher, a hairdryer, linen, towels and a hi-speed Internet connection. For location and quality, this studio will help make your stay in Amsterdam a memorable one.

Please note: Our stairs are steep and we do not have a space for prams and strollers. We cannot accept families with small children and babies for safety reasons.  

The location of this apartment is premium, at the Albert Cuypstraat in De Pijp district: the Quartier Latin of Amsterdam. The Albert Cuyp Market features 260 stands and is the largest street market in the Netherlands. They sell from fish to clothes and from vegetables to Dutch cheese. Nearby you will find the Heineken Experience and the Museumplein, with the van Gogh Museum and the Rijksmuseum, with the world famous “Nightwatch” of Rembrandt. A short distance in the other direction is the Hermitage Museum and the Rembrandt Square.  

Of course Amsterdam is famous for its canals, restaurants and bars on all its numerous squares. One such square is the Leidesplein and here you can enjoy a cold drink on a terrace, a delicious meal or even visit the legendary Paradiso, where everyone from U2 to the Rolling stones have performed. With so many restaurants around, some recommendations are De Bazar, Restaurant Floreyn and Hearth. If museums and bars are not your thing then why not visit the world’s only floating flower market on Singel canal, near Muntplein. Amsterdam is also home to the oldest stock exchange in the world and of course no visit here is complete without seeing the Anne Frank house at the Prinsengracht, in the Jordaan district.