Old Harbour D Apartment Amsterdam

Sleeping up to four guests in the delightful Oosterdok district, the Old Harbour D Apartment blends authentic charm with stylish decor, creating a superb setting for your visit to Amsterdam.

This luxurious lodging typifies Dutch design and efficiency, with thoughtful planning and strategic positioning wonderfully maximising the available space. The apartment is bright and sunny throughout, with generous windows permitting plentiful natural light and offering pleasant views over Amsterdam’s historic streets. The combined living, dining and kitchen area is meticulously presented, incorporating modern furnishings with a warm, homely ambience. A contemporary corner sofa provides the perfect place to relax after a busy day’s sightseeing, and the flat screen TV and DVD player are available for your entertainment.

The splendid dining table, complete with lavish seating, grants an intimate space for enjoying a home cooked meal, just one of the many benefits of renting a holiday apartment. All your favourite dishes can be prepared in the adjoining cosy kitchen. The simple bedroom exudes tranquillity and houses two comfortable single beds adorned with crisp, fresh linen. The two remaining guests can utilise the convertible sofa should you wish to accommodate four. The beautifully tiled bathroom includes a sink, toilet, bathtub and shower.

This Amsterdam apartment affords the luxury of an authentic, charming neighbourhood combined with close proximity to the historic city centre and a host of prime attractions. Overlooking the sublime waters of the Oosterdok, the list of nearby things to do and see is seemingly endless. Firstly, the harbour itself is a picturesque place to enjoy a stroll and perhaps to experience a fun filled day at the beloved Nemo Science Centre. This striking landmark is designed in the shape of a giant green ship bursting out of the water and houses a truly fascinating museum that focuses on interactive education, always a winner with younger members of the family. Next to Nemo lies the National Maritime Museum, which has recently undergone a dramatic modernisation. The exhibition consists of a mammoth building that houses a rich and colourful collection of maritime artefacts, and an impressive replica of the “Amsterdam”, an immense vessel that sank in a storm in the English Channel during the 18th century. This wonderful attraction offers an interesting glimpse of Dutch history and culture, adored by adults and children alike.

This Amsterdam accommodation is also close to the city centre, with the notorious Red Light District and the vibrant Rembrandtplein just a ten minute walk away, providing a wealth of bars, restaurants and nightclubs to suit every discernible taste.