Goudsbloem I Apartment Amsterdam

Fashionably accommodating up to two guests, this modern one bedroom apartment combines an appealing interior with an exclusive location in Amsterdam’s beloved Jordaan district.

Located in the city’s most romanticised neighbourhood amidst a superb collection of restaurants and cafes, this spacious dwelling enables easy access to several principal hotspots, including Anne Frank’s House, the Canal Belt and the picturesque Westerpark. Sporting typical Dutch design, the residence appears effortlessly attractive and comes equipped with all the essentials you would expect from a premium holiday home.

Fresh white walls and striking wooden floors adorn the living area, which is efficiently arranged for maximum peace and comfort with two sofas and a flatscreen TV. The elegant dining table accompanies a sleek kitchen unit, on hand for preparing your favourite meals from home during your stay, dramatically reducing the expense of restaurants. Equally smart and serene, the bedroom houses a luxurious double bed in a tranquil atmosphere and also contains plentiful storage space for stowing your personal belongings. Finally, the private bathroom concludes the lodging with a sink, toilet and shower unit.

Important information:

The apartment is not suitable for children below the age of 3.

This Amsterdam apartment inhabits the treasured Jordaan district, a historical quarter dating back to the 17th century that originally housed the capital’s abundant labour force. Currently accommodating a healthy mix of true Amsterdammers, artists and entrepreneurs, this enigmatic neighbourhood is renowned for its unique, independent spirit, cosy establishments and its series of secreted courtyards. Perfect for exploring by foot, the Jordaan grants a home to a selection of unusual cultural venues, including the rare Pianola Museum and Electric Ladyland, the world’s solitary setting dedicated to works of fluorescent art.

The accommodation is literally surrounded by exemplary culinary options, with a diverse range of cuisines littering the vicinity. For a warm welcome and delicious fare, head to the ever friendly Vlaming Eten en Drinken, which consistently tops the polls as the capital’s most popular restaurant. The neighbouring Haarlemmerstraat also provides a wonderful collection of cafes to while away the evening, which additionally possesses numerous independent stores and Amsterdam’s oldest cinema, The Movies. A must for film fanatics, this utterly enchanting theatre captivates its audience with a timeless atmosphere, a delightful art deco style and a winning repertoire of celluloid classics.