Rose Suite Apartment Amsterdam

The pretty 1-bedroom Rose Suite Apartment offers an especially comfortable place to stay during your holiday in Amsterdam. Sleeping up to 4 guests it is ideal for a small family or group of friends visiting the city.

Inside you will find a beautiful living space with a comfortable sofa for relaxing with your guests after long days out exploring the city. It also converts easily into a double bed for two of your guests. From here you can enjoy the flat screen TV also provided for your entertainment. An outstanding fitted kitchen provides you with somewhere to prepare all your favourite meals for the duration of your stay. You will find all the equipment you need provided here. Enjoy mealtimes more comfortably served up at the dining table and chairs. It’s great for guests using a laptop or for laying out city maps when planning the next day’s excursions. The private bedroom is prettily decorated in a simple colour scheme to encourage a good night’s sleep. You will find storage for your clothing, a comfortable double bed, bedside lighting and another flat screen TV mounted on the wall. The apartment has a private bathroom fitted with a shower, toilet and sink.

This enchanting apartment makes an excellent alternative to renting a suite of hotel rooms in the city for you and your guests. Staying together under one roof is always so much more fun.

 

The Rose Suite Apartment can be found in the centre of the city on a charming quiet road alongside Amsterdam’s famous Canal Belt district. The area is alive with beautiful fairytale 17th century architecture and pretty houseboats moored at the water’s edge. Enjoy a leisurely walk exploring the area at your own pace. Be sure to wander around the linking roads known as the Nine Streets. You will find traditional Dutch cafes, chic international boutiques, vintage clothes shops, antique stores and unique curiosity shops here.

A few minutes walk to the east lies the stunning River Amstel in to which the canals system filters. Turn left and follow the river northwards into the city. One minutes’ walk away you will see the pretty Skinny Bridge which features in the classic 1971 James Bond film Diamonds are Forever. Cross the bridge and head into town making your way past the fascinating Hermitage Museum where you can see some breathtaking Russian art and learn about historic Dutch/Russian relations. A few minutes later you will reach the vibrant Waterlooplein Flea Market where you can try to haggle with stall-holders for the best bargain in town. Good luck!

Regular trams taking you to Central Station in around 7 minutes depart from Utrechtstraat, just a two minute easterly walk from the apartment. That’s of course ideal if you are travelling with lots of heavy luggage or need to get to station or airport quickly.

 

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