Prins II Apartment Amsterdam

Perfectly located in the heart of the city centre, this delightfully chic 2-bedroom holiday home provides style conscious accommodation for up to 4 guests.

Located on the 2nd floor of a handsome 19th century building, this wonderful city pad boasts all the comforts of home. A serene neutral colour scheme ensures you will feel rested during your stay. Large windows allow lots of natural light whilst exposed wooden ceiling beams remind you of the history of the building.

A sofa and armchair create a welcoming relaxing area, ideal for when the city has exhausted you. A flat screen TV is also provided her for your entertainment.

At one end of the apartment you will find a dining table and chairs where you can enjoy home-made meals served in comfort. The adjoining fully fitted kitchen provides you with all the equipment you could possibly need for whipping up favourite recipes from home. Pick up ingredients for your culinary creations downstairs in the nearby convenience stores.
There are two bedrooms in the apartment, each fitted with double beds, bedside lighting and spacious wardrobes for all your clothes and belongings.

The apartment also incorporates two beautiful bathroom s each fitted with a shower, sink and toilet.

The apartment is located in the very heart of the city centre on one of the enchanting narrow streets that link the four great canals known as the central Canal Belt. Just seconds away, the canals provide a very relaxed and calm ambience. Explore the city centre by following them from one side of the city to another. The characteristic tall leaning buildings and quaint houseboats at the water’s edge have come to symbolise the city to millions worldwide. This is truly one of the prettiest city centres in Europe.

Immediately west of the apartment lies the delightful Jordaan district which has become one of the most sought after neighbourhoods in which to live in the entire Netherlands. Once it was an extremely poor and overcrowded area and it was nearly demolished following the Second World War. Thankfully it was saved for future generations to enjoy. A stroll around these delightful parallel streets comes extremely highly recommended. You are sure to fall in love with the floral window displays and enchanting architecture.

The most famous address in the Netherlands, 263 Prinsengracht is only a short walk away. This was the secret home of Anne Frank, her family and friends during the Nazi occupation during the war. Over a million visitors makes their way through the building to explore the hidden annexe in the attic every year. A visit here is particularly moving and educational. Book online in advance to avoid the daily queues that occur particularly in the summer months.