Prinsen I Studio Apartment Amsterdam

Offering modern lodgings within the fashionable Jordaan district of Amsterdam, this stylish studio apartment accommodates up to two guests.

Set within a converted 17th century warehouse, this apartment occupies a prime position within a sought after neighbourhood and is close to many of the city’s must see sight and attractions. 

The living area, which is furnished with a large, L-shaped sofa, a trendy armchair, a coffee table and a flatscreen television with DVD player, is spacious and inviting, providing the perfect place in which to relax and unwind following a busy day. The kitchen is fully equipped with everything you will need to enable you to prepare a home cooked meal, which can be enjoyed together with your companion at the traditional dining table. 

To the rear of the apartment, you will find the sleeping area which emits a calming and peaceful ambiance. Consisting of a comfy double bed with bedside tables and reading lamps, the sleeping area ensures you can appreciate a good night’s rest. Completing this stylish abode is the refreshing bathroom, which is fitted with a toilet, sink, bathtub and shower.
 

Conveniently situated upon the banks of Amsterdam’s picturesque Prinsengracht Canal, this apartment is ideally located within the city’s sought after Jordaan district. Originally created in the 1600s to house the ever increasing working class population, the area soon became poor, run down and overcrowded. During the 1970s, the Jordaan benefitted from a much needed facelift, which transformed it into the stylish neighbourhood that it is today, brimming with chic boutiques and fine dining establishments.

Many of Amsterdam’s must see sights and attractions can all be found within close proximity to the apartment, including the world famous Anne Frank House Museum. Attracting visitors from across the globe, the museum tells the story of how Anne Frank and her Jewish family concealed themselves within the building’s secret annex, whilst they hid from the Nazis during World War II. It was here that Anne Frank wrote her renowned diary.

Also nearby, and definitely worthy of a visit, is the delightful Amsterdam Cheese Museum. This cute building boasts an array of traditional Dutch cheeses, such as Edam, Gouda and the locally produced Old Amsterdam Cheese, all of which are available to be sampled before taking back to the apartment to be enjoyed with a good bottle of wine.