Prinsen Art II apartment Amsterdam

This bright and modern apartment is a beautiful retreat in Amsterdam’s Canal Belt, offering a full list of at-home amenities to ensure a restful stay.

Cosy and modern, this apartment encourages rest and relaxation from the minute you arrive at the door. The building’s bright courtyard offers outdoor space, so you can enjoy good weather without leaving home, and the apartment itself supplies every conceivable creature comfort to make your short-stay experience easy and fun. The window-side sitting area features comfortable furniture and just enough decoration to enliven the atmosphere, while the nearby kitchen allows you to prepare a quick breakfast or a family dinner with no trouble at all. You’ll find modern bedding on hand to guarantee a restful night’s sleep, so that you can awaken refreshed and ready to make the most of your time in the Dutch capital. When it’s time to freshen up, you’ll love the ensuite bathroom with a luxurious bathtub and contemporary fixtures. Nothing is missing inside this well equipped apartment, and the neighborhood outside offers the perfect balance of tranquility, scenery, and central convenience.

Amsterdam’s UNESCO-listed Canal Belt is as functional as it is beautiful. These ring-shaped waterways form the backbone of the web-like canal system, which is necessary to keep the city dry given that much of its land is below sea level. You’ll be able to enjoy these feats of engineering from a more aesthetic perspective when you stay in this charming canal-side neighborhood. A stroll along the Prinsengracht in either direction takes you through a variety of fascinating historical neighborhoods and past countless picturesque cityscapes. You’ll also have the perfect starting point to appreciate Amsterdam’s many world-class cultural institutions. Towards the old-town center, you’ll find the Foam Museum of Photagraphy and the understated Van Loon Museum. In the other direction, you’ll be within walking distance of Museum Square, which houses such greats as the Rijksmuseum and the Van Gogh Museum, among others. Trams are readily available to whisk you to farther destinations, and a quick stroll through the Canal Belt will bring you to the colorful Flower Market, which guards the entrance to the bustling heart of Amsterdam.