Jordaan Marnix Apartment A

Jordaan Marnix Apartment A is an elegant 2-bedroom ground floor apartment for up to four guests at the edge of the picturesque Jordaan district.

Beautifully furnished throughout, including wooden floor boards, large bright windows and high ceilings, you will feel very much at home here. The delightful living room features a comfortable sofa, armchairs and a flat screen TV with international channels. The apartment has a fully fitted contemporary kitchen to enable you to prepare your own meals during your stay. Enjoy your culinary creations together at the large dining table and chairs for a sociable eating experience. There are two bedrooms with a double bed in one and two single beds in the other. The apartment also incorporates two stylish bathrooms with a bath, shower, sink and toilet. Both bathrooms can only be accessed through the bedrooms.

Services and facilities:
- Bed linen (anti-allergic) and towels are provided
- Fair-trade Max Havelaar towels
- Free Wifi

Jordaan Marnix Apartment A can be found on the edge of the popular Jordaan district to the west of the city centre. To get to Amsterdam Central Station quickly you can hop on a tram on the Marnixstraat at the rear of the apartment. Also nearby is the popular entertainment area the Leidse Square. A walk into the city centre is recommended and you can reach the majestic Prinsengracht in around ten minutes. This is one of the four main canals that loop around the oldest part of the city centre and you are sure to enjoy exploring them at your leisure. You will find exquisite 16th and 17th century architecture. Check out the small streets that link each of the canals, they’re jam packed with lots of delightful boutiques, eateries and gift shops.

You will also find an excellent swimming bath and fitness centre a short walk away from the apartment as well as the delightful Haarlemmerstraat which was voted the best independent shopping street. Head along the Prinsengracht to reach Holland’s most famous address at number 263. This is the building where Anne Frank hid with her family and friends from the Nazi regime during World War II until their unfortunate discovery. In the museum you are able to climb through the secret doorway into their hide-away as well as see Anne’s actual diary and notes. Arrive as early as possible or book ahead online in order to avoid the long queues that occur particularly in the summer months.