Best Spot Apartment Amsterdam

Welcoming one bedroom apartment, for up to four guests, centrally located in the heart of Amsterdam, within minutes of Dam Square and Central Station.

The apartment is wonderfully situated for a group of friends desiring the utmost convenience, enabling instant access to a host of restaurants, stores and famous attractions. Despite its historical setting, the lodging boasts a fresh, modern feel and comes equipped with a range of high quality amenities. The open living and dining space features wooden floors, authentic ceiling beams, a bright décor and tasteful works of art. A flatscreen TV, double sofa-bed, dining table and a window seat overlooking the bustling street below complete the space. A range of simple dishes can be prepared in the kitchen, which includes a microwave, hob, fridge, toaster, kettle and a coffee machine.

An iron and board, and a high speed internet connection are also provided. The bedroom encourages a peaceful night’s sleep in the double bed, and comes equipped with a washbasin and a wardrobe. Finally, the bathroom completes the residence with a shower and a toilet. All in all, the apartment makes the perfect choice for an exhilarating Amsterdam stay.

Occupying the very heart of the capital, the apartment allows you to reach such primary tourist destinations as Central Station and Dam Square in a matter of minutes. Home to the Royal Palace, the latter is regarded as the focal core of the city, hosting numerous demonstrations and events throughout the year. A multitude of stores populate the surrounding avenues, and a great selection of cafes and restaurants are also at your doorstep.

Worthwhile spots within easy reach include Amsterdam’s Public Library, which offers fantastic views from its elevated upper levels, the breathtaking Canal Belt and the raucous Red Light District. Accessible on foot in less than ten minutes, this vibrant neighbourhood secretes several cultural treasures amidst the tourist crowds, including the delightful Our Lord in the Attic Museum and the 13th century Old Church.