Royal Dam apartment Amsterdam

Stunning two bedroom apartment, for up to four guests, situated within metres of Amsterdam’s pulsating Rembrandtplein.

The residence provides a superb base for a group of friends seeking a taste of the action in the capital’s lively core, offering instant access to a host of bars, restaurants, cafes and nightclubs. Benefitting from a spacious design, plenty of natural light, wooden floors and stylish furnishings, the lodging appears bright and inviting throughout. The living area offers a peaceful retreat from the hustle and bustle on the street below, providing a sofa, flatscreen TV, a dining table and a series of contemporary wall prints. The kitchen supplies everything you need to make home-cooking a breeze, including an oven, grill, hob, microwave, fridge, freezer and a toaster. A washing machine, dryer, an iron and Wi-Fi are also available for added convenience. The two bedrooms are simple and tranquil, each housing a double bed. The bathroom contains a washbasin, toilet, shower and a trendy mirror. All in all, the apartment combines centrality with style and comfort to guarantee an unforgettable Dutch experience.

Regarded as one of Amsterdam’s premier nightlife hotspots, the Rembrandtplein is a popular destination for tourists and residents alike, hosting a variety of lively establishments to suit all tastes and budgets. Plenty of diverse eateries also populate the square and its surroundings, with nearby highlights ranging from the fast, tasty and affordable Asian Kitchen, perfect for a quick bite to eat, to the culinary haven of Guts and Glory, which makes a superb choice for a memorable dining occasion.

Aside from its nightlife draw, the neighbourhood also boasts several cultural gems, including the delightful Museum of Bags and Purses and the timeless Tuschinski Theatre. Dating back to the 1920s, this adored film theatre is a must for movie lovers and houses a magnificent main auditorium worth the ticket price alone. Amsterdam’s central focal point of Dam Square is accessible on foot in less than fifteen minutes, with the capital’s primary transport hub of Central Station just a few steps further.