Noorderkerk Studio Amsterdam

Wonderfully situated in the heart of the treasured Jordaan district, the modern Noorderkerk Studio sleeps up to 2 guests, providing a central base for an unforgettable Amsterdam experience.

Located in a typical Dutch building, this unique dwelling is incredibly contemporary and beautifully presented. Featuring charismatic ceiling beams, stylish wooden flooring and modern furnishings, the studio oozes luxury and elegance. The living area receives abundant sunlight through the expanse of windows and includes a convertible couch, chic armchair and mounted flat screen TV.  A corner of tranquillity, this hospitable space is perfect for relaxing with your fellow guests after a busy day sightseeing. A generous double bed is located in the opposite end of the room, smartly adorned and suitably sumptuous. A stunning cabinet is also available for storing your luggage and personal items. A compact kitchenette completes the studio, which offers essential facilities for creating simple meals. The private bathroom retains the lodging’s tasteful flair and includes a sink, toilet and revitalising shower unit.

As the name suggests, this Amsterdam accommodation resides opposite the 17th century Noorderkerk or Northern Church, which is still operating as an active place of worship. This historic piece of architecture inhabits a quaint square that hosts a small but lively organic farmer’s market. This is the ideal locale to sample authentic Dutch cuisine and immerse yourself in the friendly and laid back atmosphere.

The Jordaan district itself is absolutely beautiful, and a short stroll through the picturesque canals, illuminated bridges and delightfully crooked buildings simply cannot fail to impress you. Some of the capital’s finest restaurants are to be found here too, plus a fantastic assortment of cosy cafes and jovial bars. Also within walking distance is the recently opened Amsterdam Tulip Museum, the tranquil setting of the Westerpark and the legendary Anne Frank House. Both Central Station and the focal point of Dam Square are reachable in less than fifteen minutes on foot, enabling easy and direct access to the airport and to Amsterdam’s Royal Palace. Simply known as The Dam, this vibrant square is flooded with tourists on a daily basis and marks the entrance to the notorious Red Light District.