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Located close to the Jordaan, this apartment is ideal for both business and leisure travellers after uniquely Amsterdam accommodation in the heart of the city.

This beautifully designed apartment is a contemporary space with elegant furnishings and fixtures throughout The large open planned living and dining space features wooden floors, high ceilings and floor to ceiling windows providing plenty of natural light. The space is furnished with two contemporary sofas, matching additional seating, a dining table with seating for all guests and a flatscreen television. The kitchen is also contained within the living space and is fully equipped with everything you could possibly need for your stay.

Both bedrooms are modern and are furnished with double beds. The bathroom features a bath, shower, sink and toilet. The apartment also features a stunning roof terrace with a table and seating for all the guests and provides great views over the city.

This apartment is located close to the charming Jordaan district in a quiet street. The Jordaan is a mixture of beautiful houses, charming cafes, boutique clothing stores, cool bars and innovative restaurants. It has a unique atmosphere and hours can be spent simply walking the streets and taking it all in. Within walking distance of the apartment you’ll find The Anne Frank House, Western Church, Dam square with the must see Royal Palace and the Nine Streets shopping district rich with cafes and boutiques. Papeneiland, just a few minutes from the apartment on foot, is one of the city’s best examples of a traditional Brown Café and home to arguably the best Dutch Apple Cake in the city, but be warned, it can only seat about 20 people, so get in early. The World Heritage protected Central Canal Belt is just a short distance from the apartment and here you can see amazing canal houses perfectly preserved from the Dutch Golden Age. If you want to see how wealthy merchants lived during the 17th century make sure you visit the Museum Van Loon.