De Pijp VIP Apartment Amsterdam

Taste some luxury by staying in this gorgeous Amsterdam apartment! It is ready to accommodate a group of 4 and provide top-level convenience – along with an excellent location.

The tasteful décor goes absolutely well with the rich supply of daily-use amenities. The incredible amount of space emphasizes the unique character of this place, and the exceptional features are bound to make your short stay in Amsterdam a true delight.

The mezzanine-level living room comes with smooth wooden floors, as well as with high ceilings featuring beautiful wooden beams, all in all creating a memorable indoor setting. Add to that a huge amount of daylight, and a range of fine furniture including a double sofa bed, a stylish coffee table, a TV-DVD home entertainment centre, and a classy armchair-footrest set, and you’ve got an absolute indoor paradise. There’s also a dining table complete with a set of chairs overlooking the kitchen area.

The latter is located on the ground level and enjoys a very modern finish, as well as a big selection of useful cooking amenities; there’s also a classy counter with bar stools, and an additional sofa found right next to the door.

The ‘sleeping section’ comes with two bedrooms with a double bed each, plus – of course – some storage space made available for your convenience. The bathroom is a fine example of designer vision, and is fitted with a fine bathtub, a shower, a toilet, and a sink; there’s also another toilet located separately. But yet another advantage awaits you outdoors in the form of a private garden! Can you ask for more?

Hidden in a line of typical Dutch red-bricked tenements, this apartment enjoys a truly privileged location. It is surrounded by dozens of splendid restaurants, eateries, cafés, and bars; Mangiacora, CC Muziekcafe, Omelegg Amsterdam, and Restaurant Op De Tuin deserve a special mention, though they are only a few of all the spots worth your time. And this should come as no wonder, as the district of De Pijp is known to be a paradise for foodies, but also a place to go if you’re in search of some authentic Amsterdam experience; a visit at the vivid Albert Cuypmarkt is hence more than obligatory, but if you need to catch a breath, head to the nearby Sarphatipark and enjoy some time-out surrounded by blooming greenery.

If you head north you’ll soon reach the vibrant Marie Heinekenplein with one of the main local landmarks by the name of Heineken Experience, which is, simply speaking, a museum of brewery – but one of a very modern type; you better check it out yourself! And once you’re there, you can choose to proceed to the north – across the marvelous Canal Belt – to explore the city centre, or to go west and enjoy a top cultural experience at the remarkable Museumplein where you’ll find a number of Amsterdam’s most important museums, as well as an underground supermarket in case you need to do some shopping.