Dapper Market 16 Apartment Amsterdam

Beautifully presented and designed with your comfort in mind, the 1-bedroom Dapper Market Apartment 16 provides all the home comforts you could wish for during your stay in Amsterdam.

Sleeping up to 2 people, this magnificent 4th floor holiday home has everything to make your short stay in the city very special. You will find a bright, stylish living space with contemporary furnishings and wood laminate flooring throughout. There is a perfect kitchen fitted with everything you need to prepare your favourite meals during your stay. Serve up at the dining table alongside. Mealtimes together are always much more enjoyable. Divided by a large book case is the living room. Here you can relax and recharge your batteries at the end of each day on the large comfy sofa. From here you can also enjoy the large flat screen TV also provided. The apartment has its own private bathroom fitted with toilet, sink and shower. The bedroom has practical storage furniture for all your clothes and belongings as well as a very comfortable double bed and ambient mood lighting to ensure a restful night’s sleep.

The apartment is located in a complex of other similar flats. If you are in a group of more than four people then you may be interested in hiring a second apartment. It is always nicer to stay together under the same roof.

You will find the Dapper Market Apartment 16 located in the Dapperburt, a quiet cosmopolitan neighbourhood towards the east of the city centre. It’s just a 10 minute walk into the old city centre and there are excellent tram and bus links at the end of the road just 3 minutes’ walk away.

To the west you will find the beautiful Oosterpark and on the next street form the apartment lies the excellent Artis Zoo and Aquarium. Take a gentle stroll through the leafy Plantage district into the city centre past the Botanical Gardens (Hortus Botanicus) and through to the Waterloopein area where the city’s most famous flea market lies. It’s lots of fun rummaging through the many piles of vintage clothes and boxes of unusual items looking for bargains and treasure!

Head to the most northern corner of the market and you will find yourself at the exit onto Jodenbreestraat. Directly opposite you will see Cafe De Sluyswacht. Possibly one of the most wonky buildings in the city, its charming lop-sided exterior seems to constantly attract the attention of passing photographers. Inside this old 17th century lock-keeper’s cottage it is snugly and warm in the winter months and sells reasonably priced beers and coffee all year round. Meanwhile in the warmer months you might prefer to sit out on the charming terrace that overlooks the water and the beautiful Montelbaans Tower that Rembrandt once painted. If you are a lover of the great master himself, then be sure to visit the Rembrandt House Museum which lies directly opposite .