Iris 2 South Apartment Amsterdam

Located in a peaceful district close to the city centre, the cosy Iris 2 South Studio employs modern comforts and a stylish interior to grant its guests a unique Amsterdam experience.

Accommodating up to two guests, this charming abode would idyllically suit a couple desiring close proximity to the city centre with enough distance to provide an authentic Dutch adventure. The studio comprises of a luxurious double bed, kitchen area and separate bathroom, with handsome wooden floors featured throughout. The room enjoys ample amounts of sunlight filtered through the row of windows, generating a bright and cheerful atmosphere.

A flat screen TV and DVD player are supplied for your entertainment, enabling you to unwind after a busy day and take advantage of the international channels on offer, from the comfort of your own bed. A cosy dining table is also provided for indulging in your favourite meals, with the contemporary kitchen offering a full range of amenities for your convenience. The classical bathroom is fresh and clean, and contains a toilet, shower and relaxing bathtub.

Residing in a tranquil street, nestled between the historic Artis Zoo and the attractive Hortus Botanical Gardens, this Amsterdam accommodation affords an enviable position in the leafy Plantage district. This serene neighbourhood lies just outside the city centre, with Central Station reachable by a ten minute metro ride or by a pleasurable twenty minute stroll. However, the best way to discover this area, and the capital as a whole, is by bicycle, with numerous hiring stations or bike tours dispersed throughout Amsterdam.

Just a short walk north will take you past the thought provoking Jewish History Museum and the opposing breathtaking architecture of the Portuguese Synagogue, and deposit you in the heart of Waterlooplein, one of the city’s largest and oldest market squares. Originating in 1880, this vibrant flea market attracts hundreds of tourists every day due to its charismatic atmosphere and its enigmatic assortment of collectibles, displayed across an impressive 300 stalls. Also close by is the notable Rembrandt House Museum and the entrance to the city’s notorious Red Light District.