PataPata apartment Amsterdam    

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This stunningly eccentric apartment is located in the Old South and is ideal for large groups after truly unique accommodation.

This is certainly once of the most eclectic apartments in Amsterdam, blending African influences with furnishings and décor from an array of styles. The apartment is bright, spacious and lively, certainly something for those that want colour in their accommodation. The living space features bright reds and unique patterns in the walls and furnishings. There are two sofas, one of which is a sofa bed, armchairs, a coffee table and television. This is the ideal place to just sit back and relax at the end of a long day exploring the city. 

The separate dining room is huge, featuring an enormous wooden table capable of seating ten guests, yellow and white striped walls, a skylight that brightens up the room even more so and stylish additional lighting. The kitchen continues the theme of the apartment mixing black and white walls with unique flooring and is fully equipped with everything needed to prepare meals in the apartment. There are three bedrooms each decorated in their own unique style and featuring double beds. The bathroom is beautifully decorated with stonework and comes with an amazing bath, shower, sink and toilet.

This apartment is located in Amsterdam’s Old South just a short distance from both De Pijp and Museum District neighbourhoods. These areas are largely residential and are both very different in makeup. De Pijp is known for it's ethnic diversity and is home to cafes and restaurants that serve up genuine international cuisine from all over the world, international grocery stores, popular nightlife spots, bars, restaurants, cafes and the Albert Cuypmarket, an Amsterdam institution selling everything you could ever need. The Museum District is 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. The apartment is just on the edge of the Central Canal Belt, one of the most beautiful spots in the city and well worth spending a few hours wandering through.