Berenstraat Suite Apartment Amsterdam

Occupying a prime position within Amsterdam’s central Canal Belt, this charming apartment offers an ideal base for up to two guests.
Conveniently situated within easy reach of a huge array of must see sights and attractions, this apartment provides the perfect starting point from which your explorations of this truly magnificent city can begin. Effortlessly blending traditional features with modern day furnishings, the apartment also ensures that your trip to Amsterdam will be both comfortable and memorable. The living room, which consists of a comfy sofa, an elegant dining table and a flatscreen television, boasts some simply stunning décor, such as exposed brickwork and iconic art. Several large windows also frame the room, allowing an abundance of natural light to gracefully flow through. A fridge and kettle are also at your disposal. Towards the rear of the apartment is the inviting bedroom, which offers the model setting for a good night’s sleep following an action packed day. The fresh and modern bathroom is fitted with a toilet, washbasin and shower enclosure. Completing this charming abode is the apartment’s fabulous roof terrace, where you can just sit back and relax whilst watching the world go by. 

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Perfectly positioned within close proximity to a number of fantastic shops, cafes, bars and restaurants, this apartment is ideally located within the central Canal Belt of Amsterdam - a network of waterways which form rings around the heart of the city. The Canal Belt is characterised by four main canals, the Prinsengracht, Keizersgracht, Herengracht and Singel and is often where you will find an array of authentic houseboats and colourful, floating parades. Literally minutes away from the apartment is the popular ‘9 Streets’ area – a series of charming avenues adorned with boutiques and authentic retailers.

The city centre itself is just a short walk away from the apartment and is bursting with a superb collection of must see sights and attractions. One such attraction is the iconic Dam Square, a large square which bustles with entertainment and activity. The square is also the home to many of Amsterdam’s famous buildings, including the Grand Hotel Krasnapolsky, the New Church and the Royal Palace. The Royal Palace, which dates back to the 17th century, is regularly used by the Dutch Royal family throughout the year for various events. The interior of the palace, which is open to the public, boasts some simply breath-taking décor and is a sight certainly not to be missed whilst visiting this truly wonderful city.