Beautiful Canal apartment Amsterdam

Modern one bedroom apartment, for up to four people, superbly located on the edge of Amsterdam’s breathtaking Canal Belt.

The lodging boasts a desirable position west of the central Dam Square, which allows instant access to the charm of the Jordaan district and the beauty of the Canal Belt. Perfect for a family or a group of friends, the apartment is tastefully furnished with wooden floors, fresh décor and contemporary fixtures. The living area receives floods of natural light, creating a bright space to relax and unwind in. A sofa, dining table, two single sofa-beds and a flatscreen TV are at your disposal. The kitchen contains a hob, fridge, freezer, kettle and a coffee machine, enabling the rewarding option of home cooking. The bedroom is fitted out with a double bed with bedside cabinets, plus plenty of storage, and opens out onto a small yet welcoming balcony. The bathroom houses a toilet, washbasin and shower. The residence also includes an iron and board, and a high speed Wi-Fi connection. Offering a fantastic base from which to explore, the apartment guarantees an unforgettable Amsterdam stay.

Inhabiting the capital’s historical core, the apartment benefits from proximity to three beloved neighbourhoods; the stunning Canal Belt, the authentic Jordaan quarter and the irresistible Nine Streets district. The latter is made up of nine charming avenues brimming with unusual stores that cater to all tastes and budgets, highly recommended for visitors seeking an inimitable gift or souvenir. An abundance of bars, cafes and restaurants populate the vicinity, with nearby highlights including the exceptional Italian eatery, Bussia, the adored coffee house of Screaming Beans and the delectable Indian restaurant, Koh-i-Noor.

Plenty of famous attractions are also within easy reach, with the striking Westerkerk and the ever popular Anne Frank House accessible on foot in less than five minutes. For a more unique experience, take a brief stroll north to Electric Ladyland and discover the mind-boggling works of fluorescent art in the world’s first museum of its kind.