Cosy Jordaan studio Amsterdam

Cosy Jordaan studio Amsterdam is a charming and spacious studio apartment for up to two guests, located in the heart of the popular and picturesque Jordaan district of Amsterdam. 

This lovely studio is roomy and bright, with large windows allowing in plenty of natural light. The combined living and sleeping area features traditional ceilings, white walls and wooden floors and is furnished with a comfortable double bed, a dining table with seating for four, a sofa, and a flatscreen television. The kitchen is small but well equipped, including a hob, a microwave, grill, fridge, freezer, a toaster, kettle and a coffee machine, making it possible to prepare meals in the apartment.

The modern and stylish bathroom comes with a shower, washbasin and toilet. The space is comfortable throughout and perfect for relaxing at the end of a day out exploring the city. Located in the wonderful Jordaan, this Amsterdam studio apartment is ideal for a couple, and business or leisure travellers after cosy accommodation in the heart of the city.

This studio apartment is located in the wonderful Jordaan district with its mixture of beautiful houses, canals, cafes, boutique clothing stores, bars and restaurants. The Jordaan has a unique atmosphere all of its own and hours can be spent simply walking the small streets and taking it all in. The apartment is in a great location with a supermarket and other stores, cafes, bars, restaurants, all close-by. We recommend the popular Italian restaurant Toscanini and restaurant Daalder on Lindengracht and Koevoet in the Lindenstraat. 

There are numerous sights and attractions within walking distance, including The Anne Frank House, Western Church, Dam square with the must see Royal Palace and the Nine Streets shopping district rich with cafes and boutiques. If you wish to travel to other parts of the city, tram stops can be found within close proximity of the apartment. The World Heritage protected Central Canal Belt is just a short distance and here you can see amazing canal houses perfectly preserved from the Dutch Golden Age. If you want to see how wealthy merchants lived during the 17th century make sure you visit the Museum Van Loon.