City Park Apartment IV Amsterdam

The charming City Park Apartment IV incorporates modern design and elegant furnishings to provide a central base for up to four guests in the heart of Amsterdam.

This one bedroom dwelling is located on the third floor of a quintessential quiet street and contains a premium range of facilities that you would expect from a contemporary holiday home. The cosy living area overlooks a large windowed expanse, delicately decorated with chic purple walls and striking pictures. A charismatic leather chair, convertible sofa and flat screen TV complete this relaxed and intimate space. A stylish kitchen and dining table provides an area for convening with your fellow guests and reaping the benefits of cost effective home cooking. The attractive bedroom adopts soothing tones and a peaceful ambience to facilitate a good night’s sleep, and includes a comfortable double bed and storage space for your personal belongings. The apartment also contains a sleekly tiled bathroom comprised of a sink, toilet and shower unit, making this the number one choice for premium accommodation in Amsterdam’s historical heart.

Important information: This apartment is located in a quiet residential building. Therefore it is very suitable for families or elderly, and not for groups.

This Amsterdam apartment affords a privileged location close to a multitude of amenities and attractions. The notorious Leidseplein is less than a ten minute walk from your doorstep, offering a diverse selection of international cuisine, lively nightclubs and authentic cafes. Surrounding the square is two of the capital’s primary music venues, the Melkweg and Paradiso. Both clubs host a range of musical modes from global superstars to up and coming local talent, set in a unique and intimate environment.

Past the Hard Rock Cafe and across the water you will find Amsterdam’s principal park, the ever popular Vondelpark, and the relaxing museum quarter, home to the impressive Rijksmuseum. This stunning piece of architecture boasts an incredible collection of over a million objects, including the Dutch Masterpieces, an integral and compelling exhibition that delights art enthusiasts from around the world. If you are still craving culture, then head further south to the Van Gogh Museum, one of Amsterdam’s most visited attractions. This modern construct houses the largest compilation of Van Gogh paintings and drawings in the world and receives around 1.5 million guests per year. After a day discovering the museum quarter, take a short stroll to the nearby Vondelpark and enjoy the natural elements of Amsterdam’s heritage. This picturesque park is brimming with sun seekers and picnickers during the summer months, and is equally popular when the temperatures drop and hundreds of locals flock to take advantage of the free ice skating on the park’s frozen lakes.