Eastern Park Apartment Suite 6 Amsterdam

The one bedroom Eastern Park Apartment Suite 6 provides incredibly fashionable accommodation for up to 2 guests, idyllically situated next to the Oosterpark, in the east of Amsterdam.

Creatively designed by Dutch architect Renato Perotti to maximise the available space and present a uniquely chic environment, this luxurious dwelling is certain to impress you. Beautiful large windows, ceiling spotlights and contemporary light fixtures combine to produce a bright and invigorating atmosphere, complimented by the soothing wooden floors. The living room comprises of an ultra modern sofa that effortlessly converts into a double bed, a flat screen TV and DVD player, and a design chair and table. The smartly presented kitchen includes a charismatic blue beam and a full range of premium amenities for preparing a variety of dishes. Dine together with your party at the tasteful table provided, with luxurious seating for all four guests.

A row of interesting objects adorn the stunningly fashioned wall as you enter the bedroom. Inside you will find an attractive and peaceful area, complete with a sumptuous double bed and storage space for your personal items. The bathroom is simply divine and cannot fail to charm you with its intricate display of tiles, and includes a toilet, shower and bathtub.

This Amsterdam apartment is situated towards the east of the centre, close to the peaceful Oosterpark and on the edge of the Dapper district. This pleasant residential neighbourhood hosts one of the city’s favourite markets, the Dappermarkt. Aptly referred to as the “World Market” due to its remarkable range of products, this multicultural melting pot sells everything imaginable from textiles to plants to household items, and has a diverse assortment of delicious food products from around the globe. A great escape from the crowds and the traffic is the Oosterpark, located a mere 100 metres away from your doorstep. This calming environment offers a natural green space to relax in and is especially popular during the summer months, when tourists and locals convene together to enjoy the sunshine.

Also just across the street is the impressive Tropenmuseum, an often overlooked cultural treasure, housed in a stunning historical building. Established in 1864, this enlightening museum is dedicated to educating visitors in the civilisations of the Tropics and exhibits an immense collection of exotic objects. This rich anthropological museum is an inspiring day out and is particularly adored by children.