Captains Pride Houseboat Apartment Amsterdam

Offering an unforgettable experience in the west of Amsterdam, this authentic three bedroom houseboat apartment comfortably accommodates up to 5 guests.

Positioned upon the waters of the city’s Westerdok, this apartment allows you and your companions the opportunity to sample a taste of traditional Dutch life. Effortlessly blending the past with the present day, the apartment ensures that your stay within this magnificent city will be a truly memorable one.

The huge living area, which features four comfy sofa beds and a flatscreen television, is enhanced by wooden ceilings and contemporary lighting. The chic and stylish kitchen is fully equipped with all the necessary appliances needed in order to prepare a home cooked meal. An elegant dining table is also at your disposal, creating the model setting for an evening get together.

The three bright and airy bedrooms, which contain three cosy single beds between them, ensure that everyone has a tranquil place in which to relax and unwind following an action packed day of sightseeing and entertainment. The fresh and modern bathroom is fitted with a toilet, sink and shower enclosure. Completing this authentic abode is the apartment’s delightful outdoor terrace area, where you can just sit back and enjoy the picturesque views out over the water.

Conveniently situated upon the waters of Amsterdam’s Westerdok, this apartment is within easy reach of a number of shops, cafes and restaurants, together with an array of must see sights and attractions. Just a short walk away from the apartment, you will find the city’s beautiful Westerpark, which is brimming with picturesque scenery and offers the perfect setting for a relaxing picnic upon a sunny afternoon. The park is split into two sections - the old section which was created in 1891, and the new section which opened in 2003, and is also home to a theatre and a cinema.

Located towards the south of the apartment is Amsterdam’s hugely popular Jordaan district – an area renowned for its chic boutiques, fine dining establishments and famous landmarks, such as the striking Westerkerk (West Church) and the Noorderkerk (North Church). It is within the Jordaan that the renowned Anne Frank House Museum can also be found – an attraction which is certainly not to be missed and one which welcomes thousands of visitors from all over the world every single day. This typical, canal side house was where Anne Frank wrote her iconic diary, whilst she and her Jewish family hid from the Nazis during World War II.