Myrthez apartment Amsterdam    

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Located in the De Pijp district, this apartment is ideal for business or leisure travellers after contemporary Amsterdam accommodation in a great location.

Contemporary design and stylish furnishings really bring this apartment to life, creating a warm welcoming space perfect for relaxing at the end of the day. The living area is bright and spacious with high ceilings and large windows that allow in plenty of natural light. The area is furnished with a mid century sofa, matching armchair and a flat screen television. The kitchen opens directly onto the living area and is exceptionally modern with stainless steel fixtures. It is fully equipped with everything needed to prepare meals at home and also features a beautiful wooden dining table from which to enjoy them.

The apartment features two charming bedrooms, both with large windows, high ceilings and double beds. The master bedroom also features an additional television. The bathroom is as contemporary as the rest of the apartment and features a shower, bath, sink and toilet. There is also an additional toilet located elsewhere in the apartment. The apartment also features a balcony, ideal for that morning coffee or evening glass of wine.

This apartment is located in the De Pijp district in Amsterdam’s Old South. The area is largely residential and is known for it's ethnic diversity, home to cafes and restaurants that serve up genuine Syrian, Moroccan, Surinamese and Turkish cuisine. There are plenty of grocery stores to pick up international ingredients so if you love to cook this is the right neighbourhood to be in. De Pijp is also a popular nightlife spot, filled with bars, restaurants and cafes. The Albert Cuypmarket is a short distance from the apartment and this Amsterdam institution sells everything you could ever need. Just a short distance from De Pijp is the Museum Quarter home to several of the city’s largest museums including the Van Gogh Museum, Rijks Museum and the Stedelijk Museum. The district is also home to the Concert Hall and numerous bars, cafes and restaurants. Just a short distance from the Museum district is Vondel Park, the largest park in the city and the perfect place to relax on a warm afternoon. If you are a beer lover, why not visit the former Heineken Brewery, just a short distance from the apartment and although it no longer brews beer, you can take the tour and learn the history of the brewery and beer itself.