Jordaan Noordermarkt Apartment A

Located in the pretty Jordaan, just a short walk from Central Station, this fantastic 3-bedroom apartment accommodates up to 6 lucky guests.

Inside you will find an exceptionally comfortable and well-designed living space featuring a main living room are where everyone can relax together. There is a flat screen TV here also to keep you entertained when the city has exhausted you. We know it can certainly be quite tiring visiting all those museums and city sights. The apartment features its own kitchen area enabling you to conjure up favourite meals from home at any time that suits you. Meanwhile a dining table and chairs are also provided so you can eat in comfort.

There are three private bedrooms, each attractively presented with natural restful colours to encourage a good night’s sleep. One room has a double bed whilst the other two have two singles each. Also included in the apartment are three bathrooms incorporating a total of three toilets, one bath and one shower so there will be no need to queue for the loo!

Our self-catering apartments are so much more comfortable than staying in dusty old hotel room sand offer a more sociable and relaxed holiday experience.

The apartment can be found nestled within the pretty parallel streets of the Jordaan district. Known for its delightful, often competitive, floral window boxes and attractive architecture, this is one of the most desirable neighbourhoods in the country.

You will find the city’s incredibly stunning Canal Belt district just a moment’s walk away to the east. It’s made up of four great canals that loop around the old city centre. The most famous, the Prinsengracht, is the nearest to the apartment. A short walk along the canal to the south will bring you to the most visited museum in the Netherlands, the Anne Frank Museum. Here at number 263 Anne, her family and friend lived in secret in the tiny rooftop annexe hiding from the Nazi regime during the war. You are able to climb through the secret doorway into their hide-away as well as see Anne’s actual diary and notes. The museum offers an insight into the history of ‘tolerance’ around the world and encourages visitors to consider their own actions in the future. An enlightening, moving and thought provoking experience for visitors of all ages. Since the museum is extremely popular all year round it is advisable to get there as early as possible in order to avoid the extremely long queues that occur particularly in the summer months.

Getting to and from the apartment is particularly easy as you can walk there in about 8 minutes. The apartment is perfectly positioned in the city for you to have easy access to all the city’s most popular attractions. There are nearly 60 museums to explore and of course a wealth of world class cultural attractions.