Waterview apartment Amsterdam

Waterview apartment Amsterdam is a beautiful and bright 2-bedroom apartment, for up to four guests, boasting plenty of character and a central location in Amsterdam’s historical core. 

Overlooking the scenic Oosterdok and occupying the former home of the great Dutch admiral Michiel de Ruyter (1607-1676), the lodging combines a convenient position with a prestigious setting. The apartment is tastefully furnished throughout, boasting wooden floors, modern fixtures, a lot of windows and several striking wall murals that pay homage to the building’s famous resident. The living area provides everything you need for a relaxing evening, including a sofa, flatscreen TV and a dining table. The kitchen enjoys water views and comes equipped with all the essentials for home-cooking, such as an oven, microwave, hob, grill, fridge, freezer and a dishwasher. A washing machine, iron and a high speed Wi-Fi connection are also available.

The master bedroom features a double bed and a TV, and the second bedroom houses two single beds. The bathroom contains a washbasin, toilet and a shower. Perfect for a family or a group of friends, the accommodation guarantees a truly memorable Amsterdam experience.

The apartment inhabits the historic Prins Hendrikkade, which faces the harbour east of Amsterdam Central Station. This central location allows you to reach such popular hotspots as the Nieuwmarkt, Dam Square and the Canal Belt in a matter of minutes. Plenty of lesser known yet equally worthwhile attractions are also close at hand, including the family friendly Nemo Science Museum, the fun filled glow in the dark mini golf and the fascinating National Maritime Museum with a replica of the Dutch East India Company ship ‘Amsterdam’ moored at the museum, which comes highly recommended for visitors seeking more information about the late great admiral Michiel de Ruyter.

Live escape game fans should also check out Claustrophobia just around the corner, with the Wake Up room particularly acclaimed for newbies and seasoned escape artists alike. A multitude of stores, cafes and restaurants are at your disposal, with nearby culinary highlights ranging from the unique Moes to the traditional Dutch favourite of Greetje. Amsterdam’s primary transport hub of Central Station is accessible on foot in less than 10 minutes, enabling easy admission to all four corners of the capital and beyond.