Dam F Apartment Amsterdam

Accommodating up to 4 guests, this elegantly designed two bedroom apartment provides a perfect retreat within Amsterdam’s vibrant city centre.

Ideally located within easy reach of a number of the city’s famous sights and attractions, this apartment offers you and your companions the chance to relax and unwind in comfort, following a busy day. Framed by several large windows, the living room is furnished with an L-shaped sofa, an armchair, a coffee table and a flatscreen television. Beautiful wooden floors lead you through to the modern kitchen, where you will find everything you need to enable you to prepare a home cooked meal. An attractive dining table is also at your disposal, creating the model setting for an evening meal.

The apartment boasts a split level design, with a grand staircase granting access to the upper floor which houses the two bedrooms and bathroom. Both bedrooms are filled with an abundance of natural light and provide sleeping facilities for all guests. The bathroom, which is fitted with a toilet, sink, bathtub and shower, is refreshing and bright.

Important notice: As with many Amsterdam properties, access to the apartment is via a relatively steep staircase, making this an unsuitable choice for persons with restricted movement or visitors travelling with young children.

Conveniently situated within the centre of Amsterdam, this apartment occupies a prime position just a short walk away from the city’s main railway station, housed within a remarkable building which opened in 1889. Centraal Station provides transport links throughout the city and further afield and is also where you will find a large Tourist Information Office.

Literally minutes away, towards the south of the apartment, is one of Amsterdam’s most famous attractions, the bustling Dam Square. Boasting a fine collection of cafes, restaurants, bars and souvenir shops, the huge square is adorned with impressive buildings, such as the magnificent 17th century Royal Palace, the stunning New Church and the enormous Grand Hotel Krasnapolsky.

Also nearby, attracting thousands of visitors from all over the world, is the vivacious Red Light district. Lined with narrow streets, featuring rose tinted windows, the area is renowned for its energetic nightlife scene. The Red Light district is also where you will find some of Amsterdam’s oldest and most historical sights, including the striking 14th century Old Church (Oude Kerk). Towering over the neighbourhood, the church exhibits some truly breath-taking architecture together with an exquisite gravestone floor.